Naval Khanna is a diligent and seasoned trainer as well as an experienced Network Security professional. He has more than 10 years of experience in the industry and is mainly focused on niche skills such as data center technologies, virtualization, cloud computing, and application delivery controller environments. He has been providing training online, as well as classroom sessions to individuals and corporates and has successfully trained more than 500 IT personnel.

He has been associated with organizations such as F5, Oracle, Citrix, Cisco, and Microsoft. He has also worked on various projects of implementation and designing large data centers. Currently, he is working with some education/training organizations Networkers Zone and Bitzone technologies (http://www.bitzonetechnologies.com/, http://www.bitzoneindia.com/, and http://networkerszone.com/).

He has most of the industry leading certifications such as CCIE.

Anton van Pelt is an enterprise mobility consultant with over 10 years of Citrix experience. Anton's focus is primarily on Enterprise Mobility solutions such as Citrix XenMobile, ShareFile, and NetScaler. He has a broad knowledge in complex IT environments.

Anton is active in presenting his technical knowledge throughout the community (Citrix IRC channel, Citrix Support Forums, NetScaler KB, and so on) and as a speaker at various international conferences. He is also the co-author of Enterprise Mobility Management Smackdown, PQR and User Environment Management Smackdown, PQR.

Anton has been awarded the Citrix CTP (Citrix Technology Professional) and RSVP (RES Software Valued Professional) titles.

You can contact Anton at [email protected], follow his Twitter handle at @AntonvanPelt, or follow his blog at https://www.antonvanpelt.com/.

Dennis van Remortel is a senior consultant at ilionx. ilionx is an ICT service provider which aims to make your organization more successful using its services and solutions.

In this position, Dennis is responsible for designing and implementing both cloud and on-premise infrastructures. Furthermore, he has 14 years' experience with Lotus Notes/Domino. He is a Certified NetScaler Administrator and has been working with NetScaler for the past 8 years.

He previously reviewed Lotus Quickr 8.5 for Domino Administration.

Travis Scotto has been involved in the tech industry since he was 14. He began his career as a part-time web guru for a small local company and has improved ever since. He now works as a system Administrator with specialization in Citrix technologies and virtualization as a whole. Over the years, he has worked on multiple versions of Citrix XenApp, XenServer, Provisioning Services, and Netscaler. He has worked on large and small Citrix deployments with some deployments as large as 2500+ concurrent daily users. He has been involved in the architecting and maintenance of these systems as well. His Netscaler experience started with version 9.3 and continues through version 11. He has used Netscalers for access gateway, load balancing, and other various clever uses of the product. It is one of his favorite technologies to work on. Currently, he works in the healthcare technology field, but in the past has also worked on state government management systems. He also holds a small part-time position as an e-mail marketing designer. He earned his bachelors at Central Pennsylvania College in Information technology and is currently pursuing his masters in Information technology at Johns Hopkins University. This is his first book and he looks forward to writing and reviewing many more in the future.

Neil Spellings is an independent virtualization and cloud infrastructure consultant who has worked with Citrix products since the early days of Winframe and Metaframe and was instrumental in the initial deployments of server-based computing technologies into a number of large financial institutions in the UK and Europe.

Neil is a Citrix Certified Expert – Virtualization and is certified across numerous other Citrix and Microsoft products to give a balanced view of the virtualization marketplace. He is a recognized SME by Citrix Education having contributed questions to numerous XenApp 6, 6.5 CCA, CCAA and CCEE exams, and has also helped write the recent XenDesktop 7 Design exam.

Neil is an active member of the Citrix community in the UK, traveling around Europe to both present and attend E2E/PubForum events, Citrix Synergy and is one of the founding members of the UK Citrix User group and remains on the steering group. Neil blogs at http://neil.spellings.net and frequently shares his opinions on twitter via @neilspellings.

Neil was awarded Citrix Technology Professional (CTP) status in 2013 for his contributions to the community.

Neil is a STEM Ambassador and runs a CodeClub in a local primary school with the ambition to inspire and encourage children to take up a career in ICT and learn to code.

Neil lives in Surrey, England, with his wife, Ina, and a 7-year old daughter, Zoë.

Craig Tolley is a senior systems engineer at the University of Cambridge with over 10 years' experience designing and managing IT in various educational environments. He is currently designing and implementing solutions using Citrix products to provide secure segregated environments for handling sensitive research data. Alongside this he is implementing configuration management and automation at the University's Clinical School. Craig remains happy to turn his hand to any IT related challenge and is proud to support local charities in providing bespoke IT solutions.

When he is not sitting behind a computer, he can be found listening to music, in his workshop perfecting his carpentry skills, or hill walking with his wife Alex and their beloved dog Bubbles.