IU Selected as Citrix Innovation Award Finalist
A project at IU will receive the most of any in the state.
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As a subscriber you can listen to articles at work, in the car, or while you work out. Subscribe NowIndiana University has been named one of three global finalists for the Citrix Innovation Award for Customers. IU earned the recognition for two accessible tech projects that support independence and equal opportunities for students with disabilities.
Citrix, the virtualization vendor for IU, annually selects three customers it believes are using its technology in innovative ways to reimagine IT, drive business growth and create new ways for working.
The two IU projects are IUanyWare AT Desktop for Accessible Applications, a cloud software service that makes it easy to use a web browser or mobile app to run IU-licensed software applications without having to install them on a computer or mobile device, and a virtual desktop for speech and hearing sciences.
“The IUanyWare AT Desktop is a prime example of the way IU is constantly striving to educate all learners, and we are delighted to have this work recognized by tech industry leaders.” Said Brad Wheeler, Indiana University chief information officer and vice president for information technology, in a news release.