BruteSoft launches BruteOS
BruteOS provides unrivaled bare metal provisioning for personal computers.
Los Altos, California - (May 1, 2009) - BruteSoft Inc., today announced availability of their flagship product BruteOS.
“We are extremely proud to announce availability of our latest product that enables secure and efficient bare metal provisioning of desktops and laptops for enterprises,” said Pierre Joubert, founder and CEO of BruteSoft. “After nearly two years of development and countless field tests provisioning thousands of computers, we are excited to be offering a truly innovative solution to problems that have persisted in the IT industry for decades!”
The flexibility of BruteOS allows for a complete unattended provisioning of bare metal desktops and laptops across the network, as well as complete OS reinstalls of existing equipment. BruteOS has been tested successfully with enterprise versions of the Microsoft operation systems, including the soon to be released Windows 7.
BruteOS is based on BruteSoft’s patent pending federated distribution technology (DBx) that solves the persistent problems of security, lack of scalability, and limited network bandwidth, associated with traditional enterprise distribution software. DBx provides exponential scalability and self-healing capabilities that eliminate hardware layers and delivers unrivalled speeds.
BruteOS is part of BruteSoft's comprehensive product suite, that includes software distribution solutions for bare metal provisioning, deployment and updating of applications, as well as patch management.
About BruteSoft Inc.,
BruteSoft Inc., innovates a patent pending federated distribution technology (DBx) that solves the persistent problems of security, lack of scalability, and limited network bandwidth, associated with traditional enterprise distribution software.
The company is privately held and backed by international private investors. BruteSoft is headquartered in Los Altos, California, with the European Office located in the Netherlands. For more information about BruteSoft, visit www.brutesoft.com



