All New and Improved Endpoint, skyPoint, Offered to New Customers and Existing Pano Customers
Thinspace Technology Inc. (OTCQB: THNS; "Thinspace or the "Company"), a global provider of reliable, scalable and affordable application delivery, virtualization, and cloud computing technology to public and private sector companies and organizations of all sizes, today announced the official release of its all new and improved endpoint, skyPoint, a managed "zero configuration" endpoint used to connect to virtual desktop environments. Replacing the Pano G2 device, the skyPoint will be offered to both new customers and existing Pano customers.
Unlike other 'thin clients', skyPoint is fully managed using Thinspace's own skyControl management system. Its automatic discovery on the network feature removes the need for IT to manually configure endpoints - saving time and money. IT can seamlessly and centrally switch between skyDirect (dedicated virtual desktop) and skyDesk (formerly TSE, shared hosted desktop) mode ensuring the correct desktop session is delivered to the skyPoint device. This provides users with secure access to virtual desktop environments and prevents access to and from local desktop operating systems, thereby preventing the download of harmful viruses, and affecting the device or session in anyway. In addition, skyPoint can be converted to a generic thin client device for 3rd party vendor access (such as Citrix, VMware, etc.) making it a flexible and scalable endpoint.
Chris Bautista, Thinspace Technology Chief Executive Officer, commented, "We are thrilled to release skyPoint, our newest endpoint platform designed to meet the short comings of the legacy Pano G2 device. It will provide support for Windows 8, Office 2013, and WAN capability. Combining the best-of-both-worlds of a zero client and thin client in one endpoint, we believe our existing Pano customers and new customers will find this device as an easy-to-use, easy-to-manage, cost-effective endpoint."
Thinspace Technology operates in high growth B2B markets of desk top virtualization and cloud computing solutions – which make it easier, more flexible and more affordable for companies and IT Managers to conduct and streamline computing operations securely from any server - anywhere in the world. Thinspace achieved third quarter 2014 revenue of $2.322 million, and nine months ended September 30, 2014 revenue of $5.701 million, representing year-over-year improvements of 464% and 479%, respectively.
Gartner research predicts the global desk top virtualization market to surpass $65 billion in 2015.
