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The OpreX Profit-driven Operation solution is focused on solving plant performance issues in real-time

Based on its recent analysis of the North American integrated performance management market, Frost & Sullivan recognizes Yokogawa with the 2019 Global Customer Value Leadership Award for its differentiated solution offerings – Oprex Profit-driven Operation (PDO). This solution is expected to become the standard for managing global plant operations. It differentiates itself by assisting plant operators and engineers to collaboratively solve conflicting performance issues (e.g. production plan vs. energy conservation) in real-time before issues are reactively reported to plant management in a weekly/monthly meeting. The intrinsic capability of the solution to use operational health scores/indicators to model good behavior of operators, engineers and functional staffs drives customer stickiness and helps to change operator level and engineering level mindsets from status-quo operations to profit-driven operations.

Based on its recent analysis of the global precision imaging market, Frost & Sullivan recognizes Siemens Healthineers with the 2019 Global Visionary Innovation Leadership Award for leading the effort to establish imaging as an active contributor to precision medicine.

Based on its recent analysis of the global financial services market for blockchain-based platforms, Frost & Sullivan recognises Coinify with the 2019 Global Growth Excellence Leadership Award. It offers individuals, merchants, payment processors, and institutions a central hub to trade, accept, and pay in multiple virtual currencies and exchange to local fiat currency.

Based on its recent analysis of the North American enterprise bring-your-own-device (BYOD) solutions market, Frost & Sullivan recognizes Sprint with the 2019 North American Product Leadership Award for its Sprint MultiLine solution. The platform’s ease of use and high-value integrations meets the needs of both the worker and the organization. Its carrier-agnostic, enterprise-grade communications, simplified management, accurate user reimbursements, privacy, and security give it a strong edge in the market.

Based on its recent analysis of the North American enterprise Internet of Things (IoT) device security market, Frost & Sullivan recognizes Armis with the 2019 North American Technology Innovation Award for its agentless device security platform. The company’s passive approach, combined with its device knowledge base, offers visibility and security for all devices connected to the enterprise network. Being an agentless device security platform, it can solve the issues enterprises face when employing IoT devices.

Based on its recent analysis of the North American patient experience solutions market, Frost & Sullivan recognizes Texas-headquartered Phunware, Inc. (NASDAQ: PHUN), with the 2019 North America Company of the Year Award for its end-to-end, white-label, modular, Multiscreen-as-a-Service (MaaS) platform. Phunware’s fully-integrated cloud platform for mobile enables brands to engage, manage and monetize iOS and Android application users while healthcare providers can leverage the platform in parallel to improve their patients’ experiences before, during and after their medical visits and appointments.

Based on its recent analysis of the Global IT/OT security market for smart buildings, Frost & Sullivan recognises Radiflow Ltd. with the 2019 Global Customer Value Leadership Award for offering vulnerability assessment, threat detection, and prevention through its broad product suite. It gives enterprises greater visibility into and control over their building assets and operations, as well as a hassle-free customer experience during and post implementation.

Based on its recent analysis of the global video managed services market, Frost & Sullivan recognizes Deluxe Entertainment Services Group (Deluxe) with the 2018 Global Innovation Excellence Frost Radar Award for its video managed services solution, Deluxe One. The native cloud-based platform, along with the company’s focus on automating tedious elements of the end-to-end media workflow, has raised the profile of the company in a highly competitive market.

Based on its recent analysis of the global advanced persistent threats (APTs) simulation and remediation platform market, Frost & Sullivan recognizes the Israel-headquartered XM Cyber Ltd. with the 2019 Global Technology Innovation Award for its best-in-class APT simulation and remediation platform, HaXM. The solution safely simulates realistic malicious attacks on a customer’s ecosystem to expose attack vectors that go unnoticed by an organization’s cybersecurity practices and technologies.

Based on its recent analysis of the North American advanced automotive conversational platform market, Frost & Sullivan recognizes CarLabs, Inc. with the 2019 North American Technology Innovation Award for its conversational engagement platform. The company’s intelligent knowledge base can dynamically retrieve information about any vehicle specification and use this information to answer questions regarding a manufacturer’s entire model line-up. Leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML), CarLabs’ intelligent assistants will seamlessly engage with leads found on social platforms, ads, and organic web traffic by simulating human-like communication.