PlateSpin Ltd. today announced that it has been named one of the fastest growing IT companies in Canada in the 2007 edition of the Branham300, the definitive listing of leading Canadian ICT companies, and has ranked second on the Backbone Magazine Top 20 Movers and Shakers list. The Movers and Shakers list represents the companies that, through remarkable performance, showed the most significant increases in their rankings compared to the previous year’s list. Now in its fourteenth year, the Branham300 highlights the top Canadian IT companies based on worldwide revenues.
PlateSpin moved 51 spots to number 130 on the Branham300. In 2006, the company also reached the milestone of over 2,500 customers worldwide and more than tripled its global headcount to over 150 employees.
"It is evident that PlateSpin has seen tremendous success since its inception in 2003,” said Wayne Gudbranson, President and CEO of Branham Group. “PlateSpin has been on Branham's Top 20 Movers and Shakers list for two years running. The growth and momentum this company has shown is quite an achievement for a young company."
Headquartered in downtown Toronto, PlateSpin has rapidly emerged as a leader in the virtualization marketplace. Its unique software solutions are focused on data center optimization, virtualization, server consolidation and disaster recovery.
“We are pleased to be recognized by Branham Group for the third consecutive year,” said Stephen Pollack, PlateSpin Founder and CEO. “The rapid growth that we have achieved is a testament to the quality of our solutions and our ability to execute on a global scale. Some 25% of the Fortune 500 use PlateSpin products and our technology is used in some of the largest data centers in the world. With the recent introduction of our next generation disaster recovery (DR) solution, which provides an affordable and easy to implement alternative to traditional DR solutions for all the x86 servers in the data center, PlateSpin is well-positioned to extend its leadership in the virtualization market in 2007.”
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