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September 15, 2006
OpSource Adds Two Leading Vendors to its Expanding Roster of Customers Leveraging the SaaS Model

Ambient and AppStream Turn to SaaS Experts to Help Them Save Costs and Focus on Core Competencies

OpSource, the SaaS experts, announced today that it has added two new customers to its quickly growing roster of Optimal On-Demand users. Ambient Software and AppStream have chosen OpSource's unique Software as a Service (SaaS) enablement and management solution.

Ambient Software's Pathworks provides policy and procedure capabilities to support users managing procedure-driven activities to help them avoid costly mistakes. AppStream, meanwhile, offers school districts and Fortune 500 customers a patented on-demand software distribution and software license management platform. This platform streams applications from a central server out to local and remote PCs in order to allow users to use them like conventionally-installed applications.

OpSource's Optimal On-Demand offering, a turnkey, scalable service delivery solution, will allow these technology pioneers to leverage a secure, reliable SaaS infrastructure, 24x7 call center support, fully managed services, application management and a 100 percent uptime guarantee to focus on cementing their place in the market. OpSource provides its customers with a low-cost entry into the SaaS world, as well as a vehicle to safe and unlimited growth going forward.

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