InfoStreet Unveils Cloud 2.0

Nov 6, 2012 | Cloud

SOURCE: InfoStreet

TARZANA, Calif. (November 9, 2012) – In response to market demand for a simpler, easier, and less expensive way to manage Cloud apps, ; SkyAppMarket, a marketplace dedicated to the best of breed, affordable Cloud apps; and SkySingleSignOn, a login management system freeing users from having to manage multiple logins and passwords.

With SkyDesktop, users will have a familiar environment (similar to the computer at their desk) yet fully managed completely in the Cloud and accessible from anywhere, at anytime, using any device.

SkyAppMarket is a Cloud marketplace where small businesses can find the Cloud apps  best suited for their organization, including familiar apps like Google Apps for Business, Kashoo, Meeting Burner, and Sign In Blue. All apps are paid in one monthly bill, and businesses have full control of which apps are available to what employees.

All of the apps offered in SkyAppMarket are integrated with SkySingleSignOn, allowing users to access every app they have just by logging in to their SkyDesktop.

InfoStreet simultaneously announced that every SkyDesktop will come pre-populated with free apps including Calendar; Address Book; Employee Directory; Kashoo, an Online Accounting solution; and Meeting Burner, a screen sharing and online meeting and webinar solution.

“With so many ways to access the Internet (e.g. your PC, Mac, iPad, iPhone, or Android device), how you reach the Internet is no longer relevant.” explains Siamak Farah, CEO of InfoStreet.  “What really matters are the files and apps you need to access in order to get the job done. Users also want to have the same efficient experience regardless of how they reach their apps. This is precisely why we are proud to unveil our Cloud 2.0 suite, providing users with all the benefits of Cloud in one centralized location.”

As part of InfoStreet’s Cloud 2.0-focused rollout, several Cloud apps are being offered in the SkyAppMarket at launch including Google Apps for Business, SandGlaz, Toast Invoice, Kashoo Accounting, Sign In Blue, Meeting Burner, Rheo Inventory, Yet Another Meeting, Appointy, eSlip, Mind Meister, Memonic, Plan Genius, and Shift Planning.  Additional apps are already in line to be released to SkyAppMarket each month. Every app in the SkyAppMarket will be supported by InfoStreet’s staff and equipped with SkySingleSignOn, giving users the pure Cloud 2.0 experience they have been longing for.

“Imagine one location for all your files, one trusted source to find Cloud apps, one bill to pay, and only one support contact” said Farah, “Now, there’s no need to imagine; SkyDesktop brings you all that at no extra cost”.

ABOUT INFOSTREET

InfoStreet is a Cloud app provider that offers SkyDesktop, a free patent-pending Cloud Desktop; SkyAppMarket, an app marketplace where a business can choose from the best Cloud apps in the market; and SkySingleSignOn, a federated login solution and network management tool. Together they provide all the files and applications a company needs to run their business in the Cloud.

Try SkyDesktop and SkyAppMarket by visiting www.SkyDesktop.com or by calling 1-866-956-5051 for more information.

 

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