Zerto, the industry's first hypervisor-based replication solution provider, today announced that it has been shortlisted as a Virtualization Trailblazer in the 2012 Tech Trailblazers Awards. The shortlist was compiled by a judging panel of industry experts, and the winners will be chosen by a public vote. Voting ends on Friday, December 14th. Please cast your vote at the Zerto Virtualization Tech Trailblazer nomination page: http://bit.ly/SGdixq .
"The Tech Trailblazer Awards have garnered considerable buzz due to the involvement of some of our industry's most notable influencers," said Ziv Kedem, CEO, Zerto, Inc. "It is very gratifying to have our solution recognized by this esteemed group of experts, and we hope that the general public will share that enthusiasm when they select the ultimate winners."
Zerto was shortlisted on the strength of its Zerto Virtual Replication (ZVR) solution, the industry's first hypervisor-based replication product, which is fully aligned with the needs of virtualized mission-critical applications. ZVR is the only solution that provides enterprise-class replication features (such as very short RTOs and RPOs) that easily align with flexible virtual environments, with the added advantages of full automation and cloud readiness.
Tech Trailblazers is a new concept in awards, designed explicitly for smaller businesses and startups that are less than five years old and at C-series funding or below. The awards have low barriers to entry and prizes that not only recognize startup innovation, but also proactively help startups grow their businesses with exclusive coaching, mentoring and development from VCs and leading CTOs as well as an estimated prize fund worth in excess of $1m. The awards seek to recognize true innovators in the following enterprise technology and other areas:
• Big Data Trailblazers
• Cloud Trailblazers
• Emerging Markets Trailblazers
• Mobile Technology Trailblazers
• Networking Trailblazers
• Security Trailblazers
• Storage Trailblazers
• Sustainable IT Trailblazers
• Virtualization Trailblazers