BladeLogic Wins Computerworld Innovative Technology Award
BladeLogic, a leading provider of data center automation software, has been recognized by IDG's Computerworld for its innovative technology that provides measurable business value to end-user organizations. The company's BladeLogic Operations Manager suite was chosen as a winner in the Computerworld Innovative Technology Awards program, which honors vendors that have made significant contributions to the IT industry.
Key Takeaways:
- BladeLogic was recognized for its BladeLogic Operations Manager, a suite of data center automation solutions that enables efficient and secure management of servers, applications, and users.
- The company was chosen based on direct feedback from customers and their specific experiences using the software, highlighting the importance of customer-centric innovation in the IT industry.
- The shift to distributed computing architectures and the dynamic nature of today's businesses have resulted in rapid growth in servers, applications, and users, making data center automation a critical need for organizations.
- BladeLogic addresses this need by providing a comprehensive suite of data center automation solutions that reduce complexity and costs, improve security, and ensure better IT responsiveness to rapidly evolving business requirements.
- The company's award is a testament to its commitment to developing products that create new advantages and opportunities for current and prospective Fortune 1000 customers.
Statistics:
- Over 180,000 guaranteed rate base for Computerworld magazine (1)
- Total print audience of 1,869,000 (1)
- Online audience of over one million unique monthly visitors (1)
- BladeLogic has a large installed base of Global 2000 and other leading customers (2)
- 30 winners were chosen in 12 categories, including data management, mobile/wireless, security, and web site management (3)
Sources:
- (1) Computerworld, "About Computerworld" ( exact format as mentioned in the original text)
- (2) BladeLogic, "About BladeLogic" ( exactly as mentioned in the original text)
- (3) Computerworld, "Computerworld's Innovative Technology Awards" ( exact format as mentioned in the original text)