Mirage Networks Receives Frost & Sullivan’s 2008 Best Entrepreneurial Company Award
Mirage Networks, an Austin-based developer of Network Access Control (NAC) technology, has been named the winner of the 2008 Frost & Sullivan Best Entrepreneurial Company Award. The award is presented annually to the company with fewer than 300 employees showing the highest achievement in innovative product development, strategic business development and focused market strategy.
“NAC technology is increasing in popularity with customers, and Mirage Networks is quickly gaining market share within this booming market,” said Chris Rodriguez, research analyst for Frost & Sullivan. “Mirage Networks delivers on what customers are demanding: a complete, end-to-end, agentless, solution that is easy to deploy and maintain.”
According to Frost & Sullivan, analysts compare market participants and measure performance through in-depth interviews, analysis, and extensive secondary research in order to identify award recipients. The Best Entrepreneurial Company Award signifies Mirage’s identification of a unique and revolutionary product solution with significant market potential. Additionally, the award certifies that the company’s marketing strategy is sound and poised for success.
“We are deeply honored to be selected for this prestigious award,” said Greg Stock, President and CEO of Mirage Networks. “Unsolicited recognition like this from such a highly respected growth partnership company further validates not only the Mirage technology, but also our overall strength and leadership in the security space.”
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[...] with Mirage Networks, an Austin-based company focused on network security, which was recently named Frost & Sullivan’s 2008 Entrepreneurial Company of the Year. Austin Startup sat down with Greg Stock, President and CEO of Mirage Networks, to find out more [...]