Boston, MA (USA), March 2014 - The United States Distance Learning Association (USDLA), a global provider supporting and developing all applications of distance learning including all technologies and remote-work best practices, has announced Citrix as a vendor sponsor of the USDLA.
"We are proud to welcome Citrix to the USDLA family of vendor sponsors," said John G. Flores, Ph.D., USDLA Executive Director. "Our mission propels our work, and it's rewarding to have industry-leading suppliers and vendors like Citrix partner with the USDLA. Our mutual successes also indicate how USDLA will continue to have a presence in supporting the delivery of best-of-breed distance-learning and remote-work technology-based solutions on a global basis."
As a USDLA benefit, all members of the USDLA will be given pre-negotiated "not available to the general public" fifteen-percent discount pricing and member-only access to the entire suite of services found on the Citrix website. This includes but is not limited to
All members of USDLA will receive thirty-day free access to the Citrix portfolio of technology-based learning systems and remote-work tools. If after thirty days they wish to purchase any or all of these Citrix tools and services, it will be under the USDLA member-only value-added benefits package.
"The fact that USDLA members can now gain access to such valuable Citrix tools at significant savings will drive home the value of our membership, from pre-K-12, higher ed, corporate, government, military, telehealthm, and home schooling,” said Tom Capone, USDLA Director of Marketing / Sales. "Not only will the USDLA membership save significant money for members on an ongoing basis, but members will receive special training and personalized consulting from certified Citrix subject-matter experts.
