1. webNetwork 6.2 Unified Private Cloud Platform

2. Originally incorporated in Indiana in 2000 10,000+ customers and over 7.5 million users worldwide First web-based workspace aggregation platform First classroom management software product Acquired LanSchool Technologies in 2011 Lenovo acquires Stoneware December 2012 Who is Stoneware?

3. Customers

4. The New Look of IT Students, teachers, and staff need to access applications, files and services in the private cloud, the public cloud and from multiple devices.

5. The Device Matters in the PC+ Era

6. Additional Challenges End users I use many computing devices. I need quick, easy access to my files. I need access to the best applications available for a device. I need access to resources at home, at work and while traveling. I want to remember one password, not hundreds. I want resources presented to me in an easy, consistent way. I need to share and collaborate with other people IT Administrators How do I support multiple devices & OSes? How do I provide secure, quick access to files? How do I deliver legacy and new applications? How do I incorporate cloud services into my model? How do I provide remote access to more users? How do ensure security? How do I decrease the number of images I support? How do I manage devices I don’t own/BYOD? How do I cut off access when someone leaves the organization? How do I lower the costs of delivering IT services? How do I develop and deliver reports? How do I ensure compliance with local and state laws and regulations?

7. Stoneware’s webNetwork allows IT to create a Unified Private Cloud. Where applications, files and reports can be accessed through a universal webDesktop with one password. Unified Cloud Value Proposition

8. webNetwork - Unified Cloud Platform VPN

9. Features webRelay Two-tier security architecture that provides remote access to the end users webPass Single sign-on to all resources webApp Intelligent Application Delivery Virtual, Published, Web, Local webDrive IT managed access to private and public cloud file storage. webPages teamPages, calendars, tasks, files and blogs for teams webStore Ability to add SSO enabled web applications to web desktop webLinks Ability to save work and personal website usernames and passwords to web desktop webDesktop Web-based desktop, mobile, cloud agent, webAgent or traditional portal interface webManage LanSchool Integration provides automated classlists and on-demand clients Desktop management webForms/webReports Gather, analyze and report on organizational data webServices Applications designed to simplify many of the common management tasks. Password self-service, user registration, personal desktop, account self-service, user ID retrieval and USB key registration.

10. Open solution that works with your current infrastructure and software investments 100% Browser-based solution, no client agents required Faster and less expensive than purchasing and integrating point products Significantly lower cost than implementing VDI (licensing, infrastructure and expertise) Leverages existing IT and directory infrastructure and skills Secure access without VPNs Enables mobility and BYOD initiatives quickly Competitive Advantages