Nice little wright up in stockhouse about Sandvine :)Looking Good :) Sandvine Corporation (TSX: SVC, Stock Forum) opened for business back in 2001 in Waterloo, Ontario, recognized in 2007 as the World’s Top Intelligent Community for prosperity rooted in broadband and information technology. They burst out of the gate with industry firsts, such as peer-to-peer caching in 2002, the world’s first 10 GE Network Policy Control Platform in 2006 and the first Network Policy Control Vendor to support IPv6, the next generation in Internet addressing and location. The company continued to build on its innovative reputation until the Sandvine not only dominated the Network Policy Control space in the North America, but also the world with such fixed and mobile network operating giants as Comcast (who incidentally announced putting the kibosh on its $45 billion takeover bid for Time Warner today), Telefonica, one of the largest private telecommunications companies in the world, and O2, the second largest mobile communications supplier in the UK. In a company 500-strong, Sandvine has stayed ahead of the crowd with continual innovation, receiving multiple awards for its technological efforts in a global telecommunications market that reached $5.4 trillion in 2014. Sandvine’s most recent recognition happened in 2014 when the company was named the winner of the Virtual Network Appliance Category at the Intel® Developers Forum. Share-wise, the markets have been relatively favourable to Sandvine throughout the years. This has resulted in a gradual but sustained upward trend, culminating with the company reporting a 52-week high earlier today. This good news came on the heels of the company’s Q1 2015 financial results which reported that Sandvine had, according to President and CEO, David Caputo, hit its tenth consecutive profitable quarter and year-over-year growth. I see a long bright future for Sandvine if it continues with its policy of industry leading innovation and view shares in the company as blue chip with growth.