[THIN] Re: Provision Networks Launches VIP Program for Terminal Server Community
- From: Greg Reese <gareese@xxxxxxxxx>
- To: thin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Thu, 8 Sep 2005 10:26:11 +1200
so did you guys get some sort of cool prize?
Greg
On 9/8/05, Jim Kenzig Kenzig.com <http://Kenzig.com> <jkenzig@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
>
> *Provision Networks Launches VIP Program for Terminal Server Community*
>
> *Microsoft MVPs and Server-Based Computing Experts Join*
>
> *September 7, 2005* – In Washington, DC, at the Health Information
> Technology Summit (www.hitsummit.com <http://www.hitsummit.com>),
> Provision Networks, the global provider of server-based access
> infrastructure solutions for the Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT) Windows Terminal
> Server platform, today announced that the launch of its VIP (Very Important
> Professional) program, embracing the members of the terminal server
> community and recognizing their efforts, past, present and future, for
> educating, supporting, and proliferating the use of server-based access
> technologies worldwide.
>
> Provision Networks produces and markets the Provision Management
> Framework(r). The Provision Management Framework, Enterprise Edition is a
> full-featured access infrastructure solution that leverages the Microsoft
> Windows Server 2003 platform, and delivers anywhere, anytime access to
> applicat ions and network resources. Enterprise features such as Seamless
> Windows, Application Publishing, Load Balancing, Access Control, a Web
> Portal and an SSL Gateway embrace the RDP protocol and enhance the
> deployment, manageability, performance, and security of Terminal Services
> environments of all sizes.
>
> "The VIP program is a very important first step for us in reaching out to
> the technical community, embracing their efforts, supporting their goals,
> nurturing their needs, and most importantly, for recognizing their priceless
> contributions to the server-based computing industry as a whole," said John
> Brennan, Vice President of Corporate Strategy with Provision Networks.
>
> "The Provision Networks VIP program is a global recognition program for
> individuals who share both their practical technical expertise and
> experiences with their peers," said Jody Simpson, Vice President of Media
> and Investor Relations with Provision Networks. Ms. Simpson continued to
> say: "We are happy to be part of the terminal server community, and are
> excited and proud to recognize the following world-class individuals:"
>
> *Mr. Matthew Harris* – A Microsoft Terminal Server MVP, Matt has worked
> for an educational organization for a number of years as a network
> administrator.
>
> *Mr. Jim Kenzig* – CEO of The Kenzig Group and the pioneer of the
> server-based computing online forums, Jim's website
> (www.thethin.net<http://www.thethin.net/>)
> is one of the most highly visited resources on the Internet.
>
> *Mr. Thomas Koetzing* – Based in Germany, Thomas is a terminal services
> expert, and owner of the CITRIX4GE site
> (www.Citrix4GE.de<http://www.citrix4ge.de/>),
> a source for support and advice regarding terminal services and related
> technologies.
>
> *Mr. Rick Mack* – Based in Australia, and working for Volante Systems,
> Rick is one of the foremost experts on terminal server technologies. Rick
> has been involved in the industry since its inception over twelve years ago.
>
> *Mr. Jeff Pitsch* – An expert in terminal services technologies and major
> contributor to the online forums, Jeff is also the owner of
> www.SBCgatekeeper.com <http://www.sbcgatekeeper.com/>, a site dedicated to
> helping administrators secure their Terminal Servers.
>
> *Mr. Patrick Rouse* – A Microsoft Terminal Services MVP, Patrick is the
> owner of www.WorkThin.com <http://www.workthin.com/>, a site dedicated to
> the terminal services industry, and is currently the IT manager for a
> medical practice in Southern California.
>
> *Dr. Bernhard Tritsch* - A Microsoft Terminal Services MVP, author of
> several books on terminal services, and Chief System Architect at visionapp,
> GmbH in Germany, Benny also owns and manages
> www.WTSTEK.com<http://www.wtstek.com/>,
> an online resource for the server-based community.
>
> *Mr. Stefan Vermeulen* – Based in the Netherlands, and working for Cognos,
> Stefan has become an expert on terminal server printing, and launched an
> online resource for the subject:
> www.PrintingSupport.com<http://www.printingsupport.com/>
> .
>
>
> *About Provision Networks*
>
> Provision Networks is a global provider of server-based access
> infrastructure provisioning, management, optimization and security.
> Provision Networks solutions embrace and extend the Citrix MetaFrame and
> Microsoft Terminal Services platforms, delivering resilient and scalable
> on-demand access for enterprises worldwide.
>
> The Enterprise Edition of the Provision Management Framework(r) is designed
> to extend the native (RDP) functionality of Windows Terminal Services with
> important features such as Seamless Windows, Session-Sharing, Intelligent
> Load Balancing, Application Publishing, a Web-based interface, and an
> integrated SSL Ga teway (RDP over SSL).
>
> The Provision Management Framework, Standard Edition is a comprehensive
> access management solution designed to improve and enhance the provisioning,
> performance, manageability, and security of your Citrix access
> infrastructure.
> In a single package, you get:
>
> - Provide printing support for any client or network printer with a
> single universal print driver; Print-IT(r)
> - Allow users to compute in their own time zones, regardless of the
> server's time zone; TimeZones-IT(r)
> - Automate several time-consuming session configuration and lockdown
> tasks; Manage-IT(r)
> - Enforce granular firewall access rules and exercise schedule-aware
> application execution control, all on a session-by-session basis, and
> without disrupting corporate security policies; Block-IT(r)
> - Enhance application compatibility by enabling single-user
> applications to execute reliably in multi-user mode in a Terminal Server
> environment; Redirect-IT(r)
> - Enhance the mobility of an access infrastructure by allowing users
> to fully synchronize their USB-based BlackBerry and Palm devices over RDP
> and ICA connections; USB-IT(r)
> - Achieve unprecedented logon speeds and stability levels of user
> profiles by implementing new profile management techniques;
> MetaProfiles-IT(r)
> - Improve application response times and expand overall server
> capacity by streamlining and optimizing the use of CPU and virtual memory
> resources; Max-IT(r)
>
> With a world-class client list, comprised of some of the world's largest
> commercial enterprises, and government organizations, Provision Networks is
> the most trusted name in access infrastructure management, security, and
> optimization.
>
>
>
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