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STAMPEDE TECHNOLOGIES NAMED AMONG THE TOP TEN OF THE DAYTON BUSINESS JOURNAL'S FAST 50
Leading Accelerator Software Provider Honored as Ninth Fastest Growing Company in Dayton, OhioDAYTON, Ohio-September 24, 2001-Stampede Technologies, Inc., a leading developer of accelerator software for Lotus Notes and Domino enterprises, today announced that it was named by the Dayton Business Journal as the ninth fastest growing company in Dayton, Ohio. The rankings were announced at an awards banquet held on September 13, 2001, which honored all 50 companies.
"To be included among the business elite of our area is a true honor, and coming from the American City Business Journals, it is a valued mark of distinction for our company," said Gordon Dorworth, president and CEO of Stampede Technologies. "This honor is a testament to the hard work of our staff, as well as the industry and customer acceptance of TurboGold as the best product for improving the performance of Lotus Notes and Domino servers."
The 2001 Dayton Business Journal Fast 50 program recognizes the 50 fastest growing companies in the Dayton, Ohio area. Now in its third year, the program chooses these companies according to a three-year revenue growth. The recipients are privately held, profitably independent and have been in business for at least three years, having reached at least $1 million in revenue by fiscal year 2000.
Stampede Technologies' TurboGold software uses patented compression, streaming and caching techniques to accelerate the transfer of Lotus Notes and Domino databases, enabling Notes and Domino environments to run up to five times faster.
About Stampede Technologies, Inc.
Stampede Technologies, Inc. is the leading developer and provider of advanced, cost-effective software solutions for accelerating and accessing information throughout an enterprise. Stampede Technologies develops and markets the TurboGold family of software products, which accelerates Lotus Notes and Domino performance by 200 to 500 percent, delivering a dramatic reduction in telecommunication costs, increasing bandwidth capabilities, improving productivity and delaying or eliminating costly infrastructure investments. Stampede Technologies, based in Dayton, Ohio, is available on the World Wide Web at http://www.stampede.com.
"We believe that Stampede’s enablement of static and mobile wireless technologies and two-side, hardware-software acceleration is a unique differentiator, providing flexible options on both the service provider and the client side, particularly in the growing mobile market. At this point we see Stampede well positioned in this emerging mobile acceleration market and believe it may prove a challenge for traditional market players."
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