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Roozz makes apps run in your browser

Danish IT startup converts software for online use in 48 hours.

Roozz started in 2008 as a side project between developers Thomas Jam Pedersen and Andrew Obraztsov. They wanted a system that could run .exe-files directly in the browser. In 2010, Roozz was founded as a company.

Roozz has developed a method to convert software such as work applications or computer games for online use in approximately 48 hours - without use of the source code. This makes it fast and convenient for publishers to engage their software with a new market.

Thomas Jam Pedersen is Founder & CEO of Roozz. He has 10 years of experience in the software industry at IBM, Nordea, and Nokia among others.

Jesper Wendel Thomsen is Head of Sales & Marketing at Roozz. He has a background of more than 10 years with Maersk working largely in product management and operations on local, regional and global levels.

Learn more @ http://roozz.com

By Martin Kubert

Tagged with andrew obraztsov, applications, browser, business, conversion, jesper wendel thomsen, online, publish, roozz, software, source code, thomas jam pedersen, web, week 13, weekly startup

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