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Purchasing for your organisation just got easier

Friday, May 23rd, 2008

Over the weekend we launched our DssW Authorised Reseller programme. This programme makes it easier for you, our business and academic users, to purchase DssW solutions.

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Easier because purchasing software from within an organisation can often be difficult and time consuming. Many organisations have strict purchasing protocols and procedures that need to be followed. Others have restricted suppliers and can only deal with specific resellers.

Those barriers have been reduced or removed entirely.

You can now ask your prefered software supplier to sign up as a DssW Authorised Reseller. For your supplier it is a clear pay-as-you-go deal with access to exclusive resale licences. For you for it means dealing with people you know and who know your organisation’s needs.

Through a DssW Authorised Reseller, you can purchase DssW solutions in your local currency and get great licence deals not available directly from us.

Exclusive reseller licence deals include fixed cost Power Manager packs for:

  • 25, 50, and 75 Mac small-to-medium enterprise environments;
  • Classroom and academic lab licences;
  • School licences.

These packs offer great value and are designed to make purchasing for your organisation easy, affordable, and smart.

If you are thinking of deploying an energy saving solution within your organisation, you should be talking to your friendly technical contacts about DssW today.

Macworld review awards Power Manager 3 high marks

Wednesday, May 7th, 2008

Thanks again to the Macworld team; this time for the Macworld UK review of Power Manager 3. Macworld awarded Power Manager 3 four stars.

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Macworld clearly gets what we are trying to do with Power Manager 3. They appreciate that it does not suit single users but instead is ideal for managed Mac environments, like schools and businesses.

I love the buying advice:

Power Manager 3 isn’t an essential purchase for home users, but for offices and other organisations managing lots of Macs, it might just help save the world. Macworld team

Macworld recommends Power Manager

Wednesday, April 2nd, 2008

Thanks to Christopher Breen for recommending Power Manager in Macworld’s Mac 911 column.

Christopher recommended Power Manager 3 to Brian Silverman as a more capable replacement to Mac OS X’s built-in Energy Saver scheduler.

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“Unlike with Energy Saver, Power Manager 3 allows you to create schedules for any day and time of the week. Additionally it can handle a variety of tasks including startup, wake, sleep, log out, log in, restart, and shut down. You can also create one-time events.”
Christopher Breen, Macworld

Softpedia awards Power Manager 3 high marks

Monday, March 31st, 2008

Thanks to Gabriela Ghinita, Softpedia, for reviewing Power Manager 3. Gabriela awarded Power Manager 3 high marks.

“Power Manager is easy to configure, intuitive and does everything you expect it to do, and very well I might say. The best thing about Power Manager is that you only have to configure it once and then you can forget about it.”
Gabriela Ghinita, Softpedia

“When it comes to things I didn’t like about Power Manager, I can’t find anything to say.”
Gabriela Ghinita, Softpedia

Softpedia Very Good AwardSoftpedia Very Good Award for Power Manager

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