Press Release - DirectNET Adds Digital Signage Solutions to Its Portfolio of Solutions

Broomfield, CO—August 1, 2006: DirectNET, Inc., (www.DirectNET.us), a leader in independent datacenter and server management solutions and the number one reseller of the major KVM and server rack brands in the market, is pleased to announce that it is now providing complete Digital Signage solutions to businesses and organizations.

The use of Digital Signage, a network of digital displays that are centrally managed and addressable for targeted information, entertainment, merchandising, and advertising, is increasing in popularity as a way for businesses and corporations to communicate with their target audiences and cut through advertising clutter in the marketplace.

Digital Signage offers many advantages, including the opportunity to raise brand awareness; the chance to connect and cross-sell to consumers; and the ability to easily add, remove and edit content; and stream real-time broadcasting for immediate delivery to specifically targeted groups. Digital Signage has been used by companies in a variety of applications, including as a method of retail advertising, as a way to conduct employee training, and as a means to provide weather information and consumer updates.

DirectNET has provided KVM switch, server rack, and data center management solutions to businesses for more than 12 years, and for the past several years has developed its knowledge and expertise in many types of Digital Signage hardware, including video distribution, video extension, and video wall applications. To meet the growing demand for Digital Signage, in the same way that DirectNET is dedicated to providing the highest levels of technical expertise, product knowledge, and value-added services in the industry for KVM switches and server racks, DirectNET will use its expertise to provide Digital Signage solutions that meet the needs and goals of its customers.

“Whether it is an outdoor or indoor installation, DirectNET can help your organization implement the right Digital Signage application. Our solutions leverage leading industry display and extension technologies to ensure your installation achieves its desired business impact,” said Patrick Cameron, Director of Business Development for DirectNET.

For more information about Digital Signage, and to learn how DirectNET can help your business grow and maximize sales using Digital Signage, call toll-free 1-866-395-5928 for a free consultation or visit http://www.directnet.us/digital-signage.html.

About DirectNET, Inc.
DirectNET (www.DirectNET.us), founded in 1995, is comprised of three independent business units: 42U, Server Racks Online and KVM Switches Online. 42U (www.42U.com) is the leading VAR of enterprise KVM Switch Solutions. KVM Switches Online (www.KVM-SWITCHES-ONLINE.com) is the largest KVM Switch e-commerce store in the US. Server Racks Online (www.SERVER-RACK-ONLINE.com) is the one and only online rack superstore in the US. All three companies were developed as a response to the overwhelming need for independent datacenter and server management solutions. As a result of the success of all three business units, over the past several years, DirectNET has become the number one reseller of the major KVM and server rack brands in the market.

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