Latest Industry News about Runaware

Should you move your antivirus protection to the cloud?

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2010-08-16 12:00

Cloud-based antivirus products can provide several benefits: centralized management, simpler PC deployments and less reliance on users. But how well do these products protect your systems?

A Cloud Computing Service that Could Revolutionize US Healthcare

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2010-08-11 12:00

Back in the dot-com era, Netscape co-founder Jim Clark, frustrated with the fact that his medical records were scattered all over the place, started a company called Healtheon to address the problem. It was a great idea, but premature. Now, more than a decade later, the US government the healthcare industry seem determined at last to bring the full benefits of digitization and connectivity to healthcare in the US.

Why cloud computing works for Croke Park

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2010-08-09 12:00

Former GAA president Nickey Brennan talks to Gordon Smith about tackling change in the organisation and how moving 6,000 officials to Google Apps has improved communication.

Dell?s Streak Tablet Is Priced Like a Phone

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2010-08-03 12:00

Dell’s Android-powered Streak with its 5-inch display is being billed as a tablet. But when it comes to pricing the device, it’s being sold like a phone.

UK game developers ?turning to iPhones?

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2010-08-02 12:00

There has been a surge of UK developers making games for Apple's iPhone, according to a report by the trade association Tiga.

Reining In the Cloud

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2010-07-20 12:00

In order for a business of any size to get a proper grip on its cloud computing initiatives, it will need more than just the ability to see what's going on; it also needs ways to adjust and control systems down to a fine-tuning level. If that sounds like a major headache, that's because it very well can be. However, cloud service automation tools can help.

Over 5 Billion Mobile Phone Connections Worldwide

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2010-07-16 12:00

More than a billion mobile phone connections have been added to the global tally in just 18 months, according to Wireless Intelligence

Barnes & Noble Announces NOOKstudy eTextbook College Program

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2010-07-13 12:00

Regular readers know that the Barnes & Noble Nook is my preferred ebook reader device for a number of reasons I have written about in various articles. One of the things that has always been envisioned with ebooks is the adoption by institutions for scholastic digital content.

Microsoft Announces Windows Tablet PC

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2010-07-09 12:00

Tablet devices which run the Windows 7 operating system will launch in the coming months, according to Microsoft chief executive Steve Ballmer.

Dell to Aid Microsoft on ?Cloud Computing?

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2010-07-03 12:00

Dell Inc. said Monday that it is partnering with Microsoft Corp. to support the software giant's "Azure" online operating system for corporate customers.

Cloud Computing Governance Lagging

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2010-07-02 12:00

Cloud computing governance "must improve" and allow for better co-ordination between various IT and business units, the analyst firm Ovum have reported.

The Virtual Machine Backup-and-Recovery Conundrum

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2010-06-14 12:00

Server virtualization has crossed the proverbial chasm. Not long ago, when deploying new servers, one had to justify making them virtual, rather than physical. Now, the opposite is becoming true. IT managers in many organizations have decreed "virtual first" policies, requiring new server deployments to be virtual unless there is specific justification for a physical server.

Japan plans high-tech World Cup 2022 bid

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2010-06-11 12:00

The country, which co-hosted the football tournament with Korea in 2002, hopes to convince Fifa to award it the tournament for a second time with an elaborate high-tech bid. Japan plans to make use of 200 high definition cameras to film the matches and then transmit them across the world to be shown on giant 3D screens.

Microsoft Extols WinPho7's Business Virtues

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2010-06-09 12:00

Microsoft is staking its mobile claim in the business arena, but does Windows Phone 7 really have better business chops? "It does look pretty and flashy," conceded ABI Research analyst Michael Morgan. "It looks like an intelligently designed UI, but they really haven't shown me anything to promote them or to shoot them down. They've not really given us a lot."

Google homepage: Search giant offers personalized homepages

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2010-06-04 12:00

Google users in the UK can now set their own backgrounds at Google.co.uk. The announcement from the search giant brings Britain into line with America, where the feature was announced last week.

World Cup coverage expands on the Web, cell phones

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2010-06-03 12:00

With games airing live on cell phones and computers, the World Cup will get more online coverage than any major sporting event yet. Watching highlights the next day on TV or YouTube will suddenly seem a downright ancient way to keep up with the action.

Wireless Gigabit Spec Published, Gains Cisco Support

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2010-05-18 12:00

The group developing a super-fast wireless data technology that can transmit data up to 10 times as fast as today's fastest Wi-Fi published its initial specification on Monday and named Cisco as the latest backer of the technology.

IBM liquid-cooled supercomputer heats building

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2010-05-14 12:00

An IBM supercomputer is doubling as a space heater via a technique that reduces energy use by 40 percent and dramatically lowers the overall carbon footprint.

iPad global launch date confirmed by Apple

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2010-05-11 12:00

Apple has announced that its iPad tablet computer will go on sale in nine countries outside the US on 28 May. The new markets are Australia, Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Spain, Switzerland and the UK.

Microsoft to end support for Windows 2000, XP SP2 July 13

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2010-05-07 12:00

Microsoft offers support for its products for five years and extended support for another five years. That time will soon be up for Windows 2000 (desktop and server) and Windows XP SP2: July 13 is the last day that extended support will be available.

Microsoft, Orange Partner on European SaaS

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2010-05-03 12:00

A heads up to European VARs and MSPs looking to get into the SaaS (software as a service) market. You’ve got new competition from Orange Business Services, the managed communication services arm of European communication giant France Telecom. Orange has been granted “approved reseller” status for Microsoft Online Services. It’s a significant move from two huge companies.

Can Mozilla be bigger than Facebook?

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2010-04-20 12:00

Mozilla has made a name for itself by taking on Microsoft Internet Explorer in the browser market, claiming as much as 30 percent of the global market with its open-source Firefox browser. Mozilla's second act, however, promises to be much more difficult, with increased competition from Microsoft but also from open-source competitors like Google Chrome.

Specialized Search Tools Seek Hard-To-Find Information

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2010-04-14 12:00

Google, Yahoo or Microsoft may not be your best bets if you are seeking answers to specific technical questions on the web. Specialized search tools can readily help you find detailed information on old user manuals for computers, printer drivers, obscure components in your Windows computer and older versions of software.

When will cloud computing start raining cash?

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2010-04-09 12:00

For all the talk about cloud computing, the business of cloud computing is still in its infancy. When will it grow up? There's no shortage of exceptionally cool cloud technology.

Sony Unveils Move, its PS3 Motion Controller

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2010-03-10 12:00

A small device that looks like a microphone -- but with something on top of it that looks like a ping pong ball with an LED inside -- Move is Sony's bid to gain control over the motion controller wars that are currently led by Nintendo, with its Wii controller, and which many think will be dominated by Microsoft and its Project Natal controller system.

5 iPad Competitors

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2010-03-05 12:00

Apple's iPad will have plenty of company when it debuts, but not all the slates target the same consumers. Chipmaker Nvidia is helping invent a slew of cool technologies that hold the potential to change the way we work and play. The company, which makes processors that enhance images and boost the brawn of computers and phones, is pushing 3-D entertainment into homes and high-def video onto handsets. But the gadget Nvidia CEO Jen-Hsun Huang is most excited about? Touchscreen tablets such as Apple's forthcoming iPad.

Facebook to Add Location Features

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2010-03-01 12:00

Beginning next month, Facebook may start telling its users not only what their friends are doing, but also where they're doing it. The New York Times' Bits Blog says the popular online social network will announce this "location-based" feature at its upcoming conference, called f8. The conference takes place April 21-22 in San Francisco. Site users, according to the post, will be able to add their locations to status updates on Facebook.

IDC Predictions 2010: Recovery and Transformation

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2010-02-09 12:00

2010 will be a year of modest recovery for the IT and telecommunications industries. But the recovery will not mean a return to the pre-recession status quo. Rather, we'll see a radically transforming marketplace — driven by surging demand in emerging markets, growing impact from the cloud services model, an explosion of mobile devices and applications, and the continuing rollout of higher-speed networks. These transformational forces will drive key players to redefine themselves and their offerings and will spark lots of M&A activity.

The Surprising Evolution of Online Marketing in Software Sales

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2009-11-17 12:00

Online marketing is flexing its muscles. Every day, marketers move more of their budgets from traditional outlets to new, innovative online channels. Online marketing offers unheard-of control and access to marketing data, including the ability to track website visits, monitor traffic patterns, control costs, and target potential customers more effectively. In the software industry, that trend is especially relevant because customers are well acquainted with using the Internet to research new products and services. They expect instant gratification and easy access to information. An integrated online-marketing strategy provides a good conduit, but too many companies are underutilizing that approach.

An easy way to try out QuickBooks Point of Sale

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2009-09-28 12:00

This Quickbooks Point of Sale is just one of the many applications which you can try out online. To try out more of these applications online, you can check out Runaware.com It’s good that software vendors are now beginning to allow their potential customers to try out their applications online. I believe this move will make their application more transparent which would eventually lead to higher sales and revenue for these software makers. Hopefully more organizations will soon place their applications on Runaware.com so software buyers can make better decisions on which software vendor to go with.

Runaware 'Jumps Into' SaaS with TestDrive

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2009-09-03 12:00

Fort Lauderdale-based Runaware, which sells software marketing, says the company is jumping into Software as a Service with its recently-announced updated TestDrive platform. With the launch of the company’s updated online demo service, Runaware wants to sell cloud computing services to other software companies. Their TestDrive platform is geared for the Platform as a Service market.

Try Photoshop & other Adobe Software in your Web Browser

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2009-09-02 12:00

Adobe now provides an online demo of all software components that are part of the Adobe Technical Communications suite. These working demos are exactly similar to the actual desktop software but here you get to try the software directly in a web browser without having to install anything on your machine

Test-Drive Adobe Technical Communication Suite 2 in minutes, no trial download required

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2009-09-01 12:00

With 6 major Adobe software applications in Adobe Technical Communication Suite 2, plus 10 other smaller programs, evaluating the entire Suite has been a challenge for our customers because of the total file size of the software. Today our customers have to either order a shipped trial DVD, or wait for several Gigabytes to download before getting their hands on the software. In an effort to provide a better trial experience to our customers, we have been working with Runaware, who specializes in hosting full versions of software in a virtual environment, delivered via the browser. This means that you can now get your hands on our entire Suite in literally minutes and without having to download the trial version of the software.

Adobe adds live Techcomm Suite demo

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2009-09-01 12:00

Adobe announced yesterday the availability of a live demo of its Technical Communication Suite 2 product. The demo lets Adobe customers try the core products in the suite including Adobe FrameMaker 9, RoboHelp 8 and Captivate 4. Prior to the availability of this online demo, it was difficult for customers interested in trying before buying to get the software because of the sheer size of the package, says RJ Jacquez, senior product evangelist for Adobe Technical Communication Suite.

Software Sales: Do More with Less

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2009-08-18 12:00

Author: Tim Keyes, Runaware CEO Do more with less. That is the challenge for software marketers today: to get better results from their marketing programs on increasingly smaller budgets. It's important for software marketers to analyze the effectiveness of their programs and determine their return on investment (ROI), because a careful look will reveal that some methods produce better returns than others.

Gartner: SaaS could cost more in the long term

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2009-02-23 12:00

The benefits of software-as-a-service may not be as clear cut as they seem, with the focus on the initial savings hiding issues that could reduce its advantage over packaged software in the longer term.

Virtualization leads Gartner's top 10 strategic technologies for 2009

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2008-10-14 12:00

Gartner Inc. has ranked virtualization as the No. 1 strategic technology for next year, not for its "tremendously obvious" ability to virtualize servers, but for its increasing capability to virtualize just about everything else in a data center.

DLT Solutions Selects ScriptLogic's Desktop Authority to Help Agencies Enforce Federal Desktop Core Configuration Compliance

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2008-09-24 12:00

This Relationship Enhances ScriptLogic's Government Reseller Program as a Growing Number of Public Entities Implement ScriptLogic's Solution to Assist With Compliance

ScriptLogic� Corporation (www.scriptlogic.com), a leading provider of systems lifecycle management solutions for Microsoft� Windows�-based networks, today announced that DLT Solutions, Inc., a value-added reseller of industry-leading information technology products and services to government and business customers, is now reselling ScriptLogic products to help government organizations enforce Federal Desktop Core Configuration (FDCC) compliance. DLT's relationship with ScriptLogic addresses a growing demand among agencies for Desktop Authority, ScriptLogic's flagship desktop platform.

Test-driving desktop software as a service

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2008-08-13 12:00

My search led to Intuit QuickBooks, which you can test-drive through a browser as well, using technology from a company called Runaware; the underlying services are from Citrix. I kicked off the test-drive, and it checked my browser, which was Firefox (no trouble); looked for Java, the universal language (no problem); and tested network speed (no trouble) -- we were off.

I can honestly say that I was very impressed with the quality of the interface. Granted, the Microsoft interface I test-drove was for Vista with Office 2007, and accessing a full OS and suite via the Web is less complex than accessing a single application. But the point is I had full functionality as though I was working with QuickBooks installed on my machine directly. It was fast and crisp.

After rejecting standards war, virtualization vendors start supporting common spec

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2008-07-15 12:00

Standards wars, such as the Blu-ray vs. HD-DVD battle, can keep many potential users on the sidelines until a winner is declared. Virtualization software vendors are trying to avoid just such a battle over the adoption of virtual appliances.

Citrix announces tools, based on OVF specification, for building virtual appliances Such appliances are software bundles containing an operating system and application that have been pre-configured and tuned to run in a virtualized environment. The idea is to ease and speed up deployment of new virtualized applications, but that's contingent on the virtual appliances being able to work with various virtualization technologies, such as VMware Inc.'s ESX Server, Citrix Systems Inc.'s XenServer and Microsoft Corp.'s new Hyper-V software.

Runaware TestDrive a "Green" Marketing Alternative

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2008-06-20 12:00

Software companies have made strides in reducing their footprint of non-renewable resources by distributing their products through download or through the SaaS (Software as a Service) subscription model. Often overlooked, however, are the CDs, shipping boxes, and sales brochures (not to mention airplanes and delivery trucks) used to send out demo versions of software.

Runaware, a Fort Lauderdale-based company, has a uniquely “green” alternative to this process. TestDrive lets software vendors demonstrate their products to multiple users over the Web in a virtual “test drive” environment. The solution enables prospects to interact with the vendor’s fully-featured product, yet without ever loading the software onto their personal PC or workstation.

Lexware, Mamut Sign LOI for Co-Branded Edition

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2008-06-09 12:00

Mamut ASA Mamut has announced that a Letter of Intent has been signed with Germany's supplier of small business software, Lexware, a fully-owned subsidiary of Haufe Media Group.

Through a joint venture Mamut officials say, Mamut and Lexware will offer a co-branded edition of Mamut One with components from Mamut, Lexware and Haufe Group to the German SME segment. The two companies will also share and co-develop Software + Services platforms and components.

There's a product called TestDrive, launched by Runaware, which lets software vendors offer trials of CDs, downloads and hosted interactive online demos. Once a potential user tries the online demo, his profile is sent to the sales force through the CRM system. This gives a vendor a chance to see who is testing their software.

Runaware's TestDrive Reduces Carbon Footprint

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2008-05-30 12:00

Software companies are increasingly making an effort to reduce their carbon footprint by making their products available to consumers through download or through the SaaS (Software as a Service) subscription model.

Runaware, a Fort Lauderdale-based company, has a uniquely “green” alternative to this process. TestDrive lets software vendors demonstrate their products to numerous users over the Web in a virtual “test drive” environment. The solution allows prospects to work with the vendor’s fully-featured product, yet without ever loading the software onto their personal PC or workstation.

Online Behavior Tracking: No Such Thing as Enough

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2008-03-11 12:00

Being tracked online is not, in itself, a bad thing, because it actually reduces the number of ads you are bombarded with online. "A lot of people in different empirical studies have emphatically said they prefer relevant advertising," said Greg Sterling, founding principal of Sterling Market Intelligence.

Intuit Offers VARs Code-Free Way to Build Their Own SAAS

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2008-02-27 12:00

The company creates a formal partner program for its QuickBase platform, offering commissions of 20 to 35 percent. Looking to attract VARs and business domain experts as partners for its build-your-own SAAS offering, Intuit has introduced a formal channel program for its code-free application development and hosted platform, QuickBase.

Hon tar anonymt utvecklingsbolag till b�rsen

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2007-12-11 12:00

Efter att ha k�rt p� sparl�ga sedan starten 1999, h�nder allt i snabb takt f�r svenska bolaget Runaware. F�rs�ljning har kommit ig�ng ordentligt, framf�r allt i Europa, och nu v�ntar en notering p� Nordic MTF.

Runaware noteras efter �r p� sparl�ga

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2007-12-07 12:00

Efter att ha k�rt p� sparl�ga sedan starten 1999, h�nder allt i snabb takt f�r svenska bolaget Runaware. F�rs�ljningen �kar i Europa och nu v�ntar en listning p� Nordic MTF.

Carros svarta tvillingsj�l

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2007-12-03 12:00

Hon ser ut som Carolina Kl�fts svarta tvillingsyrra och kan bli G�teborgs nya stora musikexport. L�s ocks� om finanskvinnan som gjorde sig om�jlig hos Mats Odell. Nu h�ller hon en prestigefylld f�rel�sning p� Handelsh�gskolan.

Microsoft Wants a Bigger Slice of VMware's Pie

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2007-11-16 12:00

VMware is taking a lot of money out of the current hardware environment with its virtualization product offerings, and Microsoft wants to participate in that value chain, according to Bob Kelly, Microsoft's corporate vice president of infrastructure server marketing.

Is conventional software built on bubble economics?

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2007-09-26 12:00

It’s a telling comparison, but even I was taken aback at the conclusion Warfield draws from it in a side comment (my emphasis added): “I wonder sometimes whether the conventional software model has ever really flourished except during bubbles of one kind or another. Look at Big ERP. They had the benefit of several major bubble waves: the rush to switch to client server architectures, the Y2K debacle, and then right on the heels of Y2K was the Internet Bubble. Would these businesses have grown nearly so large without any of those bubbles? Maybe SaaS would’ve gotten here sooner. The choice between the two is a Tortoise (SaaS) versus the Hare (Old School ISV) race.”

SAP Launches 'New Era' With On-Demand Software

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2007-09-19 12:00

SAP Business ByDesign automates a wide range of business processes and will cost companies $149 per user per month. Before several hundred people in a midtown Manhattan theater Wednesday, SAP (SAP) CEO Henning Kagermann said the company's new on-demand software is the start of a "new era" for SAP. "I'm now 25 years in this company, and I can say it's the most important announcement I've made in my career," Kagermann declared.

Online marketing tools come of age

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2007-09-10 12:00

Did you hear the one about the VP of marketing who demanded budget and IT support for a $10 million enterprise application that he promised would revolutionize how his company did its marketing? Neither did we. The truth is marketers have as much chance of landing a large capital budget software implementation as they do securing a two-week vacation coinciding with a big new- product launch.

Microsoft tries free office suite

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2007-08-02 12:00

Free copies of some of Microsoft's office software will soon be available.

The 40 Fastest-Growing Software Companies

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2007-06-11 12:00

The biggest public software companies are increasingly relying on acquisitions for growth, as they pick off weaker competitors or startup companies that have decided not to go it alone. In addition to their desire to get bigger, those doing the acquiring say they are responding to a move on the part of enterprise customers to reduce the number of vendors with which they do business.

Online ad spending surges

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2007-06-06 12:00

Internet display ad spending jumped 17% in the first quarter while total ad spending fell. No wonder Google stock's at a record high.

How Google's Acquisition of FeedBurner Will Change RSS Marketing

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2007-06-04 12:00

While the original plan for the RSS Diary blog was leaving on hiatus until the 2007 edition of the RSS Marketing e-book is done, the FeedBurner acquisition by Google is a story just to important to pass up ... especially all the implications it might bring into the world of RSS Advertising, and RSS Marketing as a whole as well.

QuickBooks Online Surpasses 100,000 Customer Milestone

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2007-05-30 12:00

Customer Total Quadruples in Three Years as Small Businesses Discover Anywhere, Anytime Accounting Made Easy

Runaware(TM) Helps Deliver the 2007 Microsoft(R) Office(R) System Online Test Drive

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2007-05-30 12:00

FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla., May 30 /PRNewswire/ -- Runaware(TM), the world leader in online software demonstration services, has announced that its TestDrive platform is the technology powering the online test drive experience for the 2007 Microsoft Office System. This technology has proven to be an essential strategic element for 2007 Office customer education efforts residing on Microsoft's Office Online Web site since June 2006.

Intuit Q3 Profit Surges 23 Percent

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2007-05-18 12:00

Intuit posted revenue of $1.15 billion for its fiscal third quarter, a 21 percent increase when compared with the $952 it reported in the year-ago period. The company's third-quarter profit reached $367 million, a 23 percent increase when compared with $299 million last year.

Canada's software industry lost $890M to piracy in 2006: report

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2007-05-15 12:00

Software pirates got a little busier in Canada in 2006, with a new study showing that Canada's software piracy rate rose by one percentage point to 34 per cent last year. The report by the Canadian Alliance Against Software Theft (CAAST) and the Business Software Alliance (BSA) said losses to the Canadian economy due to software piracy totalled $890 million in 2006.

Microsoft Puts Emphasis Online

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2007-05-07 12:00

Company allocates 60% of marketing budget for Office 2007 to Internet

On-Demand Software: Threat Or Opportunity For VARs?

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2007-02-05 12:00

As software-as-a-service gains ground, how will solution providers adapt?

Purging Bloat to Fashion Sleek Software

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2007-01-18 12:00

Microsoft spent the first dozen years of Office’s life piling on new features. Over time, the humble word processor called Word became a photo editor, a Web-design program and a dessert topping. Not one person in a hundred used those extra features. Still, we kept buying the upgrades, thanks to our innate fondness for unnecessary power (see also: S.U.V.’s). Eventually, however, Microsoft Office developed a reputation for bloat and complexity. It was fully grown: tall, hairy and toothy.

2007 Microsoft Office System Is Golden

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2006-11-06 12:00

Microsoft Corp. announces the completion of the 2007 Microsoft� Office system code and confirmed its release to manufacturing (RTM).

Microsoft opens Office 2007 for online test drive

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2006-06-27 12:00

Testing Office 2007 through a browser eliminates the problem of incompatibility with earlier versions of Office.

Microsoft puts Office preview online

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2006-06-26 12:00

Microsoft is trying to allow people to try out the next Office--without the hassle of installing beta software or replacing their current version.

Citrix Systems, Inc. has teamed with Microsoft Corp.

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2005-04-18 12:00

Citrix Enables Microsoft Federal Government Customers to Take a Software Test Drive Agencies Can Now Test Application Functionality Online Before Purchase; Service Designed to Shorten Sales Cycle by More Than 25 Percent

Medical instrument demonstrated directly over the Internet

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2004-11-23 12:00

Swedish company first in the world with medical instrument demonstrations

Increasing Lead Generation and ROI with Runaware and Runademo

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2002-10-04 12:00

Rick Chapman says: "As with the Runaware evaluation system, we believe that Runademo is a marketing and sales solution that any software firm should take a long hard look at."

Runaware joins Citrix to offer software testing

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2001-10-29 12:00

Ottawa-based Runaware Inc. said Monday it has struck a partnership with Citrix Systems Inc., based in Fort Lauderdale, Fla., to provide online, software evaluation services.

Reviews - Business Applications

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2001-07-31 12:00

Runaware lets you evaluate more than 100 applications with an investment of only your time.

Runaware: The Demo Disk's Nemesis?

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2001-07-27 12:00

Corel announced a deal with a new kind of application hosting animal, an evaluation service provider (ESP?).

pr@runaware.com (Runaware) — 2001-02-07 12:00

Runaware.com, Swedish-owned but North American-focused, will provide consumers and business users access to time- and function-limited trial versions of Corel's products online.

Runaware offers software vendors global visibility, faster time to market and qualified leads