Citrix Systems, Inc.

Zhipan Liu

Ke Xu

Zongpeng Qiao

According to some embodiments, a method can include: receiving, by a first computing device, information about a meeting that a user is scheduled to attend; retrieving, by the first computing device, a plurality of messages sent to the user in one or more applications; analyzing, by the first computing device, the plurality of messages to identify one or more messages relevant to the meeting based on contents of the messages and the information received about the meeting; and sending, by the first computing device, the relevant messages to a second computing device, the second computing device configured to display the relevant messages to the user.

Intelligent collection of meeting background information

Systems and methods of controlling a state of electronic messaging applications are provided. A system detects a launch of a network application via an embedded browser. The network application is associated with a session identifier of a user. The system identifies one or more electronic messaging applications on a client device of the user. The system transmits, responsive to the launch of the network application associated with the session identifier, an instruction to one or more servers managing the one or more electronic messaging applications to control a state of the one or more electronic messaging applications.

State-sharing plug-in in a computing workspace environment

State-sharing plug-in citrix workspace environment

User input is collected that is received by a client device, where the client device provides access to a remotely hosted application. The client device analyzes the collected user input received by the client device in order to detect collected user input indicative of machine behavior that simulates inputs provided by a user. The client device prevents subsequent access to the hosted application through the client device in response to detection of collected user input received by the client device indicative of machine behavior that simulates inputs provided by a user, in order to protect the remotely hosted application from malicious attacks.

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Nanjing, China

Zhipan Liu