Rejoining PrinterOns Board Of Directors Is Jim Estill
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KITCHENER, ON, March 15, 2010 - The world leader in mobile internet printing brings Jim Estill on the board of directors. In his experiences, Jim Estill has led companies from zero to $2 billion in sales, is an author, speaker, freelance marketer, business consultant, avid reader, blogger and social media expert. One company that Mr. Estill remains on the board for is Research In Motion (RIM), in which he joined before the company went public in 1997. The PrinterOn chairman Glen Wright, says, "We are excited to have Jim Estill return to the Board to help propel PrinterOn to the next level as the mobile Internet experiences explosive growth."
"The growth of the mobile Internet has no doubt been driven largely by massive adoption of Smartphones, like the Blackberry and by the ubiquitous availability of 3G wireless networks. And of course, the need for printing documents is still there as it has always been. Now the two are converging which result in a need for all those Smartphone users to be able to print something while on the move.
The PrintSpots service from PrinterOn perfectly fits the need created by this convergence", Jim said. He went on to say, "I am delighted to be able to bring my skills and experience to PrinterOn to help it drive adoption of the PrintSpots service to the next level."
The PrintSpots service currently supplies reliable and secure document printing to mobile users at nearly 4,000 locations in 23 countries around the world including hotels, airport clubs, cafes, corporate offices, libraries, and college campuses. PrinterOn expects this to grow significantly in 2010 and beyond due to the rapid growth of the mobile Internet and an ongoing need to print. The PrintSpots service is a software-as-a-service (SaaS) -based system which leverages a cloud computing architecture. Mobile Internet users simply submit documents to the PrintSpots service over the Internet using their Smartphone or laptop computer. The PrintSpots service then renders the document in the cloud and securely delivers it to the user's PrintSpot of choice where it is then printed after the user types in their secure release code.
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