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Aug 31, 2025 12 min

Citrix Unlocked - Tech Tools Every Student Should Know with Robert Tompkins

from Business Conversations Hosted by UNT Ryan College of Business

What if the tools you need for success in business school were right at your fingertips—no matter where you are? In this episode of Business Conversations, we sit down with Robert Tompkins, Server and VMware Analyst in the Business Information Technology Services (BITS) team at the G. Brint Ryan College of Business. Robert explains how Citrix virtual desktops make it possible for students to access specialized software, applications, and resources from anywhere—whether at home, on campus, or even traveling abroad. We’ll break down what Citrix is, why it’s so valuable, and how it can help students save time, reduce stress, and prepare for the tech-driven workplace they’ll enter after graduation. Listeners will learn: How Citrix gives students access to powerful software without needing expensive personal devices Why tools like Citrix matter for flexibility, efficiency, and real-world readiness Common misconceptions about virtual desktops (and the truth behind them) Other must-know tech tools available through BITS If you’ve ever felt limited by your laptop—or just want to make the most of the resources available to you—this episode is your guide to unlocking smarter ways to work.

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