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The award recognises Transmode's innovative R'n'D as well as other best practices with the management of the company. Specifically highlighted was Transmode's track record of innovative product development leading to its portfolio of industry leading optical platform, namely the Transmode TM-Series, TS-Series and Transmode Network Manager.
"We are delighted to have been awarded this prestigious award by Frost and Sullivan," said Karl Thedéen, Transmode's CEO. "The award recognizes the dedication and hard work from all of Transmode's 140 staff across all functions within the company. Transmode is undergoing a period of rapid growth both in terms of sales and headcount, and it is important that we keep our eye on the ball during this time. This award confirms that we are."
"Technology leadership is an important part of Transmode's value proposition," continued Magnus Öberg, Transmode's CTO. "We strive to bring the right technology to market at the right time, striking the right balance between early adoption of innovative technologies and the viability and maturity of these solutions. This award recognizes our efforts and success in this area with examples such as our newly announced microROADM which addresses currently unfulfilled requirements for flexibility towards the edge of the optical domain."
In an additional release today, Transmode announced the availability of the Transmode microROADM which was a significant contributing factor towards this award win.
About Transmode
Transmode is a leading provider of Optical Networking solutions. Innovations such as intelligent WDM (iWDM), which dramatically lowers operational cost, and highly modular multi-reach DWDM, which reduces network CAPEX and complexity, have contributed to success at a global level, with a customer base of more than 150 network operators, service providers, enterprises and public institutions across Europe, the Americas and Asia.
Transmode's product portfolio addresses Optical Networking requirements from regional networks, through metro core and access networks, all the way down to the customer premises, without compromising on functionality or cost-efficiency. -PR Newswire, UK
Posted June 14th, 2007 by Alla
