MAHWAH, N.J., Aug. 1, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Radware® (Nasdaq:RDWR), a leading provider of application delivery and application security solutions for virtual and cloud data centers, today announced that it is the proud recipient of the Frost & Sullivan Application Delivery Controller (ADC) Company of the Year in South Korea for 2013.
Radware's ADC helps ensure the availability, performance and security of mission critical applications in physical and virtual data centers. Over the years, Radware has been at the forefront in helping Carriers, Enterprises and Government organizations in South Korea ensure their applications deliver the best quality of experience and extract more value from their IT investments.
Garnering this award further propels Radware's continued focus to assist businesses achieve greater business agility and significant cost reduction. "It is an absolute honor to receive this highly coveted award which further endorses Radware's leadership in ADC," says Kevin Kim, Country Manager of Radware, Korea. "We're very proud to be recognized for our innovation and breadth of solutions as well as the execution of our regional business and market strategy," added Kim.
The Frost & Sullivan Best Practices team of industry experts presents awards to companies demonstrating best practices in a variety of regional and global markets. These Best Practices Awards recognize the superior planning and execution of product launches, strategic alliances, distribution strategies, technological innovations, customer service, and mergers and acquisitions.
A host of other crucial factors such as leadership, strategy, service, innovation, integration, and development are also considered as part of the award methodology.
The companies that are commended as Best Practices Award recipients are those with the diligence, perseverance, and dedication required to develop a successful business plan and excel in the increasingly competitive global marketplace.
"As one of the pioneering vendors in the ADC space, Radware enjoys its reputation in both public and private sectors in South Korea. Its superb market reputation is reflected by repeat orders from existing customers when it comes to business expansion," says Misun Yoon, Research Analyst, Asia Pacific ICT Practice, Frost & Sullivan, "By providing flexible and scalable solutions that cater to the needs of Korean IT environment while enabling customers to customize the solution according to their needs, Radware's solutions are well-received in the market. In addition, Radware has always put concerted efforts in delivering greater value to their customers. The vendor's offering of virtual ADC solutions has positive reviews from the market, especially in mobile service providers and government sectors."
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