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New Chief Technology Officer (CTO) at Danware

Kent Madsen joins Danware/NetOp as new CTO as of 1 June 2008. Kent Madsen brings with him more than 20 years of management experience and a unique combination of technical and operational leadership skills.

Copenhagen, May 22, 2008 - Kent Madsen joins Danware/NetOp with a solid track record from the IT industry as well as managerial and operational skills from the Royal Danish Air Force, where, among other things, he was recruited to lead NATO´s only military unit in Europe.

Most recently, Kent Madsen served as Technical Director with Cisco Systems Denmark, focusing on leading change from product-oriented selling to a solutions-oriented sales approach. Prior to working with Cisco, Kent Madsen worked 6 years with EMC. Starting as Northern Europe Program Manager, he quickly excelled by delivering several accomplishments in the revenue generating and customer satisfaction areas. When leaving EMC, he held the position of Director of Nordic Technical Service and Development.

"Danware has some of the strongest products in the market, and overall, Danware is at the forefront of technology with a clear ambition of becoming the biggest player in its field. I look forward to Kent's leadership in bringing Danware back on track for growth and winning new market shares," says Kurt Bager.

Further information
Kurt Bager, CEO
Tel: 45 90 25 25
E-mail kgb@danware.com

About Danware
Danware's core business is to develop and market software products based on the NetOp® core technology - a technology that enables swift, secure, and seamless transfer of screens, sound, and data between two or more computers. The company has two business areas, Desktop Management and Education. The core Desktop Management product, NetOp® Remote Control, enables remote control of one or more computers. NetOp® School, the core Education product, is a software solution for computer-based classroom teaching. All are Plug and Play products with extensive functionality, flexibility and user-friendliness. Danware's products are sold in more than 80 countries, and in 2007 the turnover was approximately EUR 11.4 million. Danware's shares are listed on the Copenhagen Stock Exchange and are part of the SmallCap+ index. Danware has subsidiaries in the U.S.A., the UK, and Germany. For further information, please see www.danware.com.