MALTON, England, March 12, 2008 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- Propalms, Inc. (Pink Sheets:PRPM) is pleased to announce that the Company has completed Phase I of the White Paper beginning the installation of the TSE pilot project within Toyota Group. The White Paper states that Toyota Group has over 400,000 personal computers on a worldwide basis. The Paper goes on to explain that before beginning the pilot projects with Propalms, Toyota Group was experiencing internal system problems and had to perform multiple desktop refreshes and was concerned about security issues. Currently, Toyota Group has six ongoing pilot projects of Propalms TSE in six different companies within Toyota Group. To receive the White Paper by email, please visit: http://www.propalms.com/index.php?section=downloads&page=wprequest.
According to the White Paper, Toyota Group chose Propalms TSE because it is extremely cost effective and dramatically reduces the total cost of ownership in a variety of ways:
* All applications are run centrally on the server and not on user desktops. * Able to roll out new applications to 1,000 users in minutes. * Easy to install and manage. * Provides secure remote access for roaming and home workers. * Allows corporations to securely manage applications. * Reduces help desk costs with session shadowing, amongst other benefits.
"The purpose for Phase I of the White Paper is to detail the benefits of choosing Propalms TSE versus competition and why Toyota Group chose the software. Toyota Group had certain issues it wanted to fix within the corporation and, due to our reputation in Japan, the company had heard of the software and wanted to test if it would meet the company's needs. It is important to share this information to show how Propalms TSE can solve problems within a major corporation," stated Owen Dukes, CEO of Propalms, Inc.
Once the roll out of the TSE to other sections of Toyota begins in April 2008, Phase II of the White Paper will be written and released.
About Propalms, Inc.:
Propalms TSE, the complete Server-Based Management solution that extends Microsoft Terminal Services 2000/2003, offers features such as Application Publishing, Seamless Windows, Resource-based Load balancing, and Web-based management consoles.
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