Industry News Desk

DataSynapse announced that it experienced another solid year of growth in 2007, as it increased its sales year-over-year by more than 50 percent, while making significant additions to its product portfolio, executive leadership team and customer roster.

“For a company to remain successful in the rapidly evolving virtualization and real-time infrastructure markets, it has to be continuously listening to its customers, watching industry developments and refining its own technology,” said Dan Kusnetzky, president and principal analyst, Kusnetzky Group LLC. “Since its inception, DataSynapse has taken all the right steps in building and aligning its technology with the needs of the market.”

According to IDC, the virtualization market will grow to $11.7 billion by 2011 as businesses turn to the technology to address data center issues. In preparation for continued market growth in 2008 and beyond, DataSynapse strengthened its executive management in 2007 and deepened its alliance roster. Expanding its global presence, DataSynapse teamed with more companies throughout Asia and Europe to complement its 13-country customer base. DataSynapse also announced significant enhancements to one of its flagship solutions and introduced the first commercial product that provides visibility and analytics for virtualization infrastructures.

“With a large global base of partners and clients and an expanded product portfolio, DataSynapse is well positioned to continue enabling enterprises to capitalize on the promise of application virtualization and better align IT with business growth,” said Peter Lee, CEO and co-founder, DataSynapse. “We look forward to delivering on the promise of real-time infrastructure so that companies in a wide range of markets can run their IT infrastructures in real time like their businesses.”

Notable corporate highlights in 2007 included:

• Product Innovation
• Strengthened Executive Team
• Recognized Customer Success
• Partner Momentum
• Industry Leadership and Recognition

• Server Virtualization
• Desktop Virtualization
• File Virtualization
• The Future of the Virtual Enterprise
• Hosted Virtualization
• Para-virtualization
• Virtualization Hardware Support
• Hardware-level Virtualization
• Storage Virtualization
• Virtualization for Server Consolidation and Containment
• Windows Virtualization
• Utility Computing
• State of the Virtualization Services Market