Certeon aCelera Virtual Appliance Software Selected as a Finalist for MassNetComms Broadband Infrastructure and Security Product of the Year
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-- Massachusetts Network Communications Council Annual Awards Recognize the Most Innovative New Network Communications Products Launched in 2008 -- BURLINGTON, Mass.--(Business Wire)-- Certeon, the first and ONLY provider of application acceleration virtual appliance solutions to be certified by Microsoft, and VMware, today announces its aCelera Virtual Appliance has been selected as a finalist for the MassNetComms Broadband Infrastructure and Security Product of the Year. The Massachusetts Network Communications Council believes that innovation is the driving force behind the success of the Massachusetts network communications industry. The Council`s Product of the Year award recognizes a new network communications product (infrastructure, service or application) that was launched in 2008. Certeon announced the end of the era of proprietary application acceleration appliances with the launch of the industry`s first and only true virtual appliance for application acceleration in May 2008. aCelera Virtual Appliance software is the perfect union of virtualization and application acceleration technology and provides businesses with a combination of cost-effective performance, scalability, flexibility, and easy management. aCelera is system-independent and hypervisor-agnostic, supporting high-performance remote application access in Windows Server 2008 Hyper-V and VMware ESX and ESXi environments. aCelera can be centrally managed and controlled through its integration with both the Microsoft Virtual System Center and VMware VirtualCenter management systems-enabling IT managers to allocate and manage application performance resources from a central location. In addition, aCelera software can be distributed to remote locations via an enterprise storage area network, further reducing operational and deployment costs. "This recognition crowns a groundbreaking year for Certeon, and highlights our efforts to change the game in WAN Optimization by eliminating hardware appliances," said Peter Dougherty, CEO and president, Certeon. "We`re honored that MassNetComms has included us on an impressive list of finalists, and we look forward to continuing to lead the WAN Optimization market with an innovative approach to serving distributed virtualized enterprises in the years to come." The MassNetComms awards will be presented at the Massachusetts Network Communications Council Annual Awards Ceremony on Tuesday, April 14, 2009, 5:30 p.m. to 9:00 p.m., at the Hyatt Regency in Cambridge, Mass. About Certeon Certeon`s aCelera software is the first and ONLY application acceleration virtual appliance to be certified by Microsoft, and VMware. aCelera delivers acceleration, virtualization, and manageability when remotely accessing applications throughout a distributed enterprise. aCelera software reduces application response time over the WAN by more than 95 percent without proprietary hardware appliances. aCelera is optimized for mission-critical applications such as software configuration management, enterprise content management, Web-based collaboration, and wide area file services. aCelera is flexible and easy to deploy, delivering faster, more scalable application acceleration to more users. Certeon enables distributed enterprises to dramatically reduce their TCO and gain a faster ROI when compared to proprietary hardware appliances. Founded in 2003, Certeon is a private company, headquartered in Burlington, Mass For more information, visit www.certeon.com or call 781-425-5200. @2009 Certeon Inc. Certeon is a registered trademark and aCelera is a trademark of Certeon Inc. All other company names and/or product names are trademarks and/or registered trademarks of their respective companies. Certeon Gareth Taube, 781-425-5200 gtaube@certeon.com or SHIFT Communications Chris Iafolla, 617-779-1857 ciafolla@shiftcomm.com Copyright Business Wire 2009
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