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BruteSoft at the annual Summit at Stanford
BruteSoft will present unrivaled bare metal provisioning for personal computers at the AlwaysOn and Stanford Technology Ventures Program (STVP) Summit at Stanford on Wednesday 29 July 2009.
Los Altos, California - (July 1, 2009) - BruteSoft Inc. announced today that they will run a live demo of their unrivaled bare metal provisioning for Windows 7 at the AlwaysOn and Stanford Technology Ventures Program (STVP) Summit at Stanford, 11am on Wednesday 29 July 2009.
The Summit at Stanford features the most innovative companies, eminent technologists, influential investors, and journalists in keynote presentations, panel debates and private company CEO showcases.
“We are excited to present at the CEO Showcase, and demonstrate our latest product that enables secure and efficient bare metal provisioning of desktops and laptops for enterprises,” said Pierre Joubert, CEO of BruteSoft. “We offer a truly innovative solution to problems that have persisted in the IT industry for decades!”
The flexibility of BruteOS allows for a complete unattended provisioning of bare metal desktops and laptops across the network, as well as complete OS reinstalls of existing equipment. Deployment of our patent-pending technology at one of the largest universities in Europe allows concurrent updating of thousands of PCs, radically reducing the number of distribution servers. BruteOS is part of the comprehensive BruteSoft Product Suite that includes software distribution solutions for bare metal provisioning, application deployment, as well as patch management.
The seventh annual Summit at Stanford, presented by AlwaysOn and Stanford Technology Ventures Program, is a two-and-a-half-day executive gathering that highlights the significant economic, political and commercial trends affecting the global technology industries.
About BruteSoft Inc.
BruteSoft Inc. innovates a patent pending federated distribution technology (DBx) that solves the persistent problems of security, lack of scalability, and limited network bandwidth associated with traditional enterprise distribution software.
The company is privately held and backed by international private investors. BruteSoft is headquartered in Los Altos, California, with the European Office located in the Netherlands. For more information about BruteSoft, visit www.brutesoft.com