Propalms, Inc. Enters Multi-Billion Dollar Virtual Desktop Infrastructure Market
MALTON, ENGLAND--(Marketwire - May 20, 2010) - Propalms, Inc. (
Propalms has the infrastructure in place in order to take advantage of this growing market. The Company has the core technology developed to operate and support "Cloud" computing through its recently upgraded Terminal Services Edition (TSE 6.0) and VDI, hence Propalms can support operating systems like Windows R2 and Hyper V. With its strong international sales presence through its distribution network Propalms will have the ability to generate revenues quickly through this channel and have a quick return on its VDI product development investment.
"Propalms is very excited about the launch of our new virtual desktop infrastructure product and service offering. Since the barrier to entry in this market is high, we feel that we have a unique advantage versus our competition," stated Owen Dukes CEO, Propalms Inc.
Propalms recently announced that the Company will be holding its annual shareholders' meeting on Wednesday, May 26, 2010 at 2 pm GMT. The meeting will be held at Propalms' main European office located at Unit 4, Park Farm Courtyard, Easthorpe, Malton, North Yorkshire, England. The agenda for this year's shareholder meeting will be resolutions to renew the current Board of Directors agreements with Company, and a motion to retain Propalms Certified Public Accountants for another year.
About Propalms, Inc.:
Propalms, Inc. ([ www.propalms.com ]) is a global provider of application delivery and secure remote access solutions for Terminal Services and Virtual Desktop Infrastructures. Delivering to enterprises of all sizes, Propalms offers reliable, scalable and affordable solutions that simply work. Our belief is that application delivery solutions should be flexible, dynamic and, above all, simple to use.
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