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Based on its recent analysis of the global cloud-based service assurance market, Frost & Sullivan recognizes MYCOM OSI with the 2019 Global Product Line Strategy Leadership Award. The merger of MYCOM and OSI enabled the company to build an integrated service assurance solution package that included both performance and fault management. These applications, along with its subsequently released service quality management, automation, and analytics applications, combined to form the wider, Experience Assurance & Analytics™ (EAA) suite of applications with underlying EAA Cloud Platform (ECP). In February 2019, the company established its market dominance with the launch of the world’s first fully cloud-native carrier-grade service assurance SaaS offering, the Assurance Cloud™.

Based on its recent analysis of the North American patient care management market, Frost & Sullivan recognizes Conversa Health with the 2019 North American Visionary Innovation Leadership Award. Conversa’s Conversational AI platform enables healthcare organizations to virtually monitor, manage and engage patient populations at scale more efficiently than ever before.

Based on its recent analysis of the North American long-term and post-acute care (LTPAC) IT management market, Frost & Sullivan recognizes PointClickCare with the 2019 North America Product Leadership Award for its integrated care coordination platform, Harmony by PointClickCare. The software-as-a-service (SaaS) solution leverages the company’s industry-leading data connectivity capabilities and unparalleled market footprint to eliminate data silos between hospitals, health systems, and their senior care  partners. Its superior patient monitoring and post-discharge patient insights—including patient location, real-time site performance, and detailed progress data—optimize financial, operational, and clinical outcomes for at-risk populations.

Based on its recent analysis of the global 5G infrastructure market, Frost & Sullivan recognizes Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) with the 2019 Global Enabling Technology Leadership Award. The company supplies the ‘infrastructure for the infrastructure’, meaning it provides both the hardware that the telco cloud operates on, as well as the software that enables the various cloud-based networks to function and be managed. This enabling software includes network functions virtualization (NFV) infrastructure (NFVI); NFVI can be described as a telco cloud platform on which network functions and other applications are deployed. HPE also supplies network functions that are part of the 5G core and edge networks. These network functions are cloud-native and based on a container- and microservices-based architecture.

Based on its recent analysis of the North American on-demand vehicle maintenance market, Frost & Sullivan recognizes Get Spiffy, Inc. (Spiffy) with the 2019 North American Customer Value Leadership Award for being a complete car care provider. Spiffy has developed multiple proprietary technologies that make it stand out as a service that is not only convenient but also environmentally friendly. It turns any parking space into a car wash, connecting customers with trained technicians who provide unmatched service.  

Based on its recent analysis of the North American smart infrastructure monitoring market, Frost & Sullivan recognizes Aclara, part of Hubbell Power Systems’ family of brands, with the 2019 North American New Product Innovation Award for its Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) platform, AclaraONE® (One Network for Everyone). The platform is a secure, unified solution that improves operational efficiency, reliability and responsiveness by monitoring and managing an increasingly distributed smart grid. AclaraONE is a scalable platform that provides a single shared view of utility operations and customer engagement to electric, water and gas utilities.

Based on an in-depth analysis of the global predictive health analytics and monitoring market, Frost & Sullivan recognizes Chronolife, a pioneer in the wearable biometrics space, with the 2019 Global Visionary Innovation Leadership Award. Chronolife’s innovative clothing-integrated bio-sensing platform combines artificial intelligence (AI) with an accessible form factor to monitor and predict medical events in real time. With a state-of-the-art algorithm that captures multiple medical-grade parameters, it generates contextualized, accurate, and relevant biometrics critical to leveraging the cost-saving and transformative potential of wearable technologies.

Based on its recent analysis of the European electric vehicle (EV) charging management market, Frost & Sullivan recognizes Israel-based Driivz Ltd. with the 2019 European New Product Innovation Award for its integrated EV charging and energy management platform.

Based on its recent analysis of the North American AI-based enterprise search automation market, Frost & Sullivan recognizes AlphaSense with the 2019 North American Technology Innovation Award for its AI-based market intelligence search engine, which includes its recently launched, deep-learning sentiment analysis technology. The solution accelerates the research process for knowledge workers, helping them overcome the challenges of information overload by surfacing insights buried in the vast amounts of text-based content available. The platform’s search, view, sort, and annotation capabilities enhance business intelligence and drive informed decision making. Through its flexible AI-based natural language processing (NLP) architecture, AlphaSense eclipses competing vendors by offering a more comprehensive, data-driven, and accurate algorithmic analysis of market landscapes.

The data-driven Sourcewater platform quantifies, visualizes and predicts oilfield water production and disposal in the Permian Basin and other U.S. shale plays SANTA CLARA, Calif. —December 3, 2019— Based on its recent analysis of the North American upstream oil and...