10 most promising technology companies you should know
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siliconindia news bureau
| Thursday,07 May 2009, 04:43 hrs
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Fremont: siliconindia, the premier magazine for business and technology which is published from Fremont, California has announced in its May edition, 'Top 10 most promising technology companies' founded or managed by Indians in the U.S.
The 10 promising technology companies include: Connectiva Systems, Jivox, Niksun, Parascale, Stoke, Truviso, Wavesat, WiChorus, Zyrion and Zmanda.

A distinguished panel comprising accomplished CEO's, VC's and analysts including siliconindia editorial board decided on the top 10 companies. Evaluations were made on both quantitative and qualitative criteria including technology product the company was building or the differentiated service offering, management pedigree, innovation, global strategy, customers and customer retention and venture funding.
"In the backdrop of current economic conditions, we're seeing a lot of innovative new companies taking on the established players with disruptive technologies and innovative business plans," said Harvi Sachar, founder and Editor-in-Chief of siliconindia. "The siliconindia Top 10 Most Promising Technology companies are pushing and breaking the boundaries of the technology business and we are excited to report on their success stories. These companies have a lot of momentum and will rise above the rest."
For detailed profiles of the 10 companies (as appeared in May 2009 issue of siliconindia) please click here: http://www.siliconindia.com/magazine/isd.php?IFC670950860
The 10 promising technology companies include: Connectiva Systems, Jivox, Niksun, Parascale, Stoke, Truviso, Wavesat, WiChorus, Zyrion and Zmanda.

A distinguished panel comprising accomplished CEO's, VC's and analysts including siliconindia editorial board decided on the top 10 companies. Evaluations were made on both quantitative and qualitative criteria including technology product the company was building or the differentiated service offering, management pedigree, innovation, global strategy, customers and customer retention and venture funding.
"In the backdrop of current economic conditions, we're seeing a lot of innovative new companies taking on the established players with disruptive technologies and innovative business plans," said Harvi Sachar, founder and Editor-in-Chief of siliconindia. "The siliconindia Top 10 Most Promising Technology companies are pushing and breaking the boundaries of the technology business and we are excited to report on their success stories. These companies have a lot of momentum and will rise above the rest."
For detailed profiles of the 10 companies (as appeared in May 2009 issue of siliconindia) please click here: http://www.siliconindia.com/magazine/isd.php?IFC670950860
Reader's comments (5)
1: Its good to see the top 10 companies but I
dont know whether any Indian company is their
or will be able to make it.
Posted by: Anupam Rout - 08 May, 2009

2:Almost all the ten companies listed have an
Indian as its co-founder/CEO/lead management
team member.
Tester replied to: Anupam Rout
post - 08 May, 2009
post - 08 May, 2009
3: Some of these companies clutters so many
products and all are good.. i wonder how do
they survive at this time ..
Posted by: sharmistha - 07 May, 2009

4:The present scenario is really hard for them.
Once being part of one of them i can surely
tell you its some unprecedented scenario they
are facing right now which they haven't
thought of ever. I had been hit so are they.
But i prefer to be optimistic and would
certainly like to see them well of next few
quarters and sustain their value niche.
Sanjay replied to: sharmistha
post - 28 May, 2009
post - 28 May, 2009
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