MALTON, England, March 10, 2009 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Propalms, Inc. (OTCBB:PRPM) is pleased to announce that the Company's Japanese distributor, TCB Technologies, received 18 new purchase orders in the month of January for Propalms TSE. A portion of the purchase orders were from 11 new Japanese companies and have helped Propalms realize one of its strongest month's in the Company's history, in terms of sales transactions revenue.
TCB Technologies (http://www.tcbtech.co.jp/english/) provides Server Based Computing Solutions for the Japanese market. TCB is broken up into three business areas, Cluster Server Solutions, Middleware, and Access Business Solutions. The purchase orders received in January 2009 from TCB consist of new orders for Propalms TSE, as well as maintenance renewals for existing customers. The increase in purchase orders for January has helped Propalms establish an even strong presence in the Asian market. Over the past few years, starting in both Japan and Thailand with its exclusive worldwide agreement with Toyota, and recently entering Mainland China through the order with ESAB China.
"We are pleased with the progress that Propalms has made in the Japanese and Asian markets over the last several months. We expect to continue to strengthen our revenue stream out of the Pacific Rim during the course of the year," stated Owen Dukes, CEO of Propalms, Inc.
About Propalms, Inc.:
Propalms, Inc. is a global provider of application delivery 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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