Liquidware Labs Appoints New Vice President of Sales

David Burke joined Liquidware Labs, the major player in desktop transformation solutions for next-generation desktops, as VP of Sales. He holds over twenty-five years of sales and sales management experience with rapidly growing enterprise technology companies.

Prior to joining Liquidware, Burke worked as Vice President of Sales for RTO Software, a desktop virtualization vendor acquired by VMware earlier this year. Also, before RTO, he ran sales for SPI Dynamics, where he grew revenues to over $20 million annually. Later on SPI was acquired by HP. At Internet Security Systems (News - Alert), Attachmate/DCA, and The Sutherland Group, Burke has also held sales management roles.

"There is major interest from companies of all sizes for Liquidware Lab's proven Stratusphere and ProfileUnity solutions. I am thrilled to grow our Americas operations and continue to drive our market leadership," said Burke, in a press release. "The strong demand for these products to date and our rapidly growing customer base, have proven that Liquidware Labs brings a unique new solution for moving to and managing next generation desktops."

Burke, building on the heels of the company's recent rapid success, will be responsible of overseeing the growth of the Americas sales team to respond to the increasing partner and customer interest in the company's desktop transformation management solutions for physical and virtual desktops.

"We are delighted to have David join us to lead our sales effort. We are putting a fantastic team together to bring a world-class product to our customers," said J. Tyler Rohrer, founder of Liquidware Labs, in a press release. "David's experience in building strong customer bases for emerging technologies will help us expand our market share even more rapidly."

In related news, Boston-based Open Source (News - Alert) IT Hardware provider, Liquidware has launched the first 100 Percent Open Source Hardware and Open Source Software Scientific Calculator – the Open SciCal X101.