MALTON, England, March 19, 2008 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- Propalms, Inc. (Pink Sheets:PRPM) is pleased to announce that the Company is currently running over 100 customer pilot projects of TSE. The Company has successfully converted approximately 95 percent of its TSE customer pilot projects into Company sales since inception. To run a pilot project in a major corporation, such as PricewaterhouseCoopers and Toyota Group, it takes substantial investment from the particular company to appropriate the resources to run the pilot. Once the company is investing their own resources, Propalms' customer retention rate increases dramatically.
Through a mix of distributors, resellers and the Company Web site, hundreds of users, from small to large companies, are currently piloting Propalms TSE. The purpose of piloting software is to test whether the system is working as it was designed based on customer specifications and is targeted towards a limited scope of the intended final solution. The scope may be limited by the number of users who can access the system, the business processes affected, the business partners involved, or other restrictions.
"With over 100 customers piloting the TSE software, we have established a great success rate of converting pilot projects into Company sales for Propalms. This success rate is a direct reflection of the scalability of our TSE software and we look forward to increasing our customer base as more users pilot the TSE," stated Owen Dukes, CEO of Propalms, Inc.
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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