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Veeam garners most number of votes to clinch top spot in NetworkWorld Asia's third Information Management Awards

Singapore - 23 June, 2014 - Veeam Software, innovative provider of solutions that deliver Availability for the Modern Data Centre, announced today that the company was voted the Most Promising Data Management Solution at this years' NetworkWorld Asia's (NWA) Information Management Awards in Singapore. This annual awards programme acknowledges industry leaders in Asia for significant advancements made in Information Security, Storage and Data Management.

"Veeam is delighted and honoured to be recognised as the Most Promising Data Management Solution provider for 2014. This is testament to our consistent improvement in building solutions to enable the Always-On Business," said Don Williams, Regional Director APAC of Veeam Software. "We are dedicated to providing a new category of solutions to help businesses avoid data loss, extended downtime and lengthy recovery time and point objectives. Being voted for this award by key industry stakeholders shows that we are meeting market demand by enabling Availability for the Modern Data Centre."

The annual NWA Information Management Awards is the only regional Editors' Choice Awards in the field of information management. Backed by leading Asian publications and portals such as Networks Asia, Security Asia and Storage Asia, the finalists are carefully chosen by experienced editors with broad industry knowledge, as well as publishers, conference producers, marketers and a panel of CIO advisers with domain expertise and deep insights in Information Management.

"The volume, velocity and variety of data are straining network bandwidth, storage capacity, and uninterrupted availability of data centre resources for business-critical applications," said Victor Ng, South-East Asia Bureau Chief of NetworkWorld Asia. "But solution providers like Veeam have once again proven their understanding of industry needs and market demands in the Asia Pacific region with their innovative technologies and applications."

The winners for each of the 30 categories were selected based on their industry reputation, product features and unique selling points (USP), users' feedback on the solution, durability, scalability, quality of service and whether there was widespread acceptance of the technology or brand. Finalists were short listed by NetworkWorld Asia's editors and put up for online voting with 100 regional CIOs and IT leaders invited to vote.