DataSynapse Broadens Client Base in 2008, Announces New Initiatives in Product Development and Cloud Computing in 2009

(New York) – January 13, 2009 -- DataSynapse, a world leader in dynamic application service management (DASM) software, announced the addition of a dozen new organizations to its client base in 2008, including leaders in the telecom (top 5 global carrier), government (national and regional), high technology manufacturing, education and retail (top 5 global retailer) sectors. The company's installed base now numbers about 100 worldwide organizations running DataSynapse application management software across approximately 1,000,000 CPUs. 

“Despite the difficult economic environment, DataSynapse continues to attract new clients because of our production-proven capabilities to substantially slash IT costs, control infrastructure growth and accelerate time to deploy applications,” said Peter Lee, CEO and Co-Founder, DataSynapse. “Notwithstanding our 30% compound annual growth rate over the past three years, this year we’ve reduced our aggressive growth objectives and moved forward with a targeted reduction in workforce, ensuring we will operate profitably. Our customers can be assured of the same level of innovation and service in 2009.”

In addition to the recent release of its Federator™ grid resource management tool, the company will be announcing new releases and programs that accelerate the use of its grid software in cloud computing. The company is partnering with leading cloud computing providers on initiatives that will help DataSynapse customers significantly reduce their capital spending on hardware infrastructure and cost of operations.

“DataSynapse application deployments are perfect candidates for early cloud adoption – they have elastic requirements across thousands of machines while their data and workloads requirements are relatively self-contained and not intertwined with back-office systems,” said Jamie Bernardin, President and Co-Founder of DataSynapse. “Many vendors are making noise about cloud computing, but very few are as poised as we are to drive significant enterprise business applications into the cloud.”

Alison Minaglia

TechnologyPR for DataSynapse

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