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AppStream selects LWP to expand in Europe

“Building strong relationships with leading distributors such as LWP is key to our growing business,” said Nic Burkinshaw, sales operation manager - EMEA, AppStream. “Global and pan-European enterprises look to trusted advisors in the technical VAR and VAD community to identify, evaluate and manage emerging technologies like AppStream in support of their IT operations. We are confident that LWP will help us to provide value to the specific needs of the customers in their partner community.”

AppStream’s award-winning streaming technology allows any Windows-based software application to be streamed on-demand to an end-user’s desktop in LAN, WAN or home worker environments, and includes a full complement of user-based application provisioning and license management tools. AppStream can be deployed standalone or in tandem with existing enterprise software deployment systems. AppStream also supports application virtualisation packages from leading vendors, adding the unique on-demand, user-based distribution component to complete emerging virtualization solutions. LWP’s distribution and knowledge-based technology expertise can help supply components for the development of this powerful solution for centralized application management to their established partner base throughout the DACH region.


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