(WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) -- TurnKey Internet (www.turnkeyinternet.net) has partnered with cloud technologies developer Parallels (www.parallels.com) to offer its latest web hosting control panel, Parallels Small Business Panel 10, which gives small business clients more intuitive and cost-effective tools for managing their web hosting, websites and mail servers.

According to TurnKey's Tuesday announcement, the partnership lets it offer this product as a software-as-a-service add-on to its dedicated server, hybrid server and virtual private server web hosting product lines. The streamlined Parallels Small Business Panel 10 interface helps businesses increase their productivity and reduce training costs for performing even the most advanced IT tasks. 

"We are excited to include this highly advanced and small business-friendly software product in our dedicated, hybrid and VPS offerings," TurnKey Internet president and chief executive officer Adam Wills said in a statement. "In this economic climate it is vitally important that small businesses have tools that facilitate their success. This product is designed for the non-expert who wants to manage online applications, email and websites without undergoing technical training, or paying for the training of staff. The addition of this product to a customer's server will be completely seamless and highly affordable."

The TurnKey small business package, an all inclusive managed server with Parallels Small Business Panel 10, is now available for $49.99 per month.

Released Tuesday, Parallels Small Business Panel 10 features a new control panel designed to offer virtual private server and dedicated server hosts added ease-of-use and more revenue streams, as well as making self-service possible for their small and medium-sized business clients. With the release of Small Business Panel, Parallels has also introduced its Parallels Partner Marketplace, which lets cloud services providers offer commercial applications to their small business customers through an easy-to-use storefront, along with open-source apps such as SpamAssassin, Application Pack, Helpdesk, Tomcat, ColdFusion and MSSQL.