Shipping Your Software Application as an Appliance
This white paper from Network Engines explains the fundamental characteristics of the appliance model and its advantages over traditional methods of software delivery, installation and management. It highlights the benefits appliances provide to software companies and enterprise customers. It also covers the capabilities software companies should look for in their potential server appliance manufacturing partners, as well as a few things to avoid.
Wednesday, September 26th, 2007
This white paper from Network Engines explains the fundamental characteristics of the appliance model and its advantages over traditional methods of software delivery, installation and management. It highlights the benefits appliances provide to software companies and enterprise customers. It also covers the capabilities software companies should look for in their potential server appliance manufacturing partners, as well as a few things to avoid.
Network Engines appliances ease deployment and enhance the manageability and security of mission-critical software applications. Our heritage of providing products and services tailored to support and manage the entire lifecycle of our customers’ appliances has made us the appliance partner of choice for software market leaders. Founded in 1997,
Network Engines is headquartered in Canton, Mass., and trades on the NASDAQ exchange under the symbol NENG. For more information about the company’s products and services, visit www.networkengines.com.
