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Datto wins Marcum Tech Top 40 again [The Hour, Norwalk, Conn.](Hour (Norwalk, CT) Via Acquire Media NewsEdge) Oct. 14--HARTFORD -- Marcum and the Connecticut Technology Council announced the winners of the 2014 Marcum Tech Top 40, an annual awards program recognizing the fastest growing technology companies in Connecticut. Results were unveiled at a gala reception recently at the Oakdale Theater in Wallingford. The overall 2014 winner is Norwalk-based Datto Incorporated, a provider of data backup and disaster recovery, which won this award for the second consecutive year. It led all finalists with revenue growth of 1,436 percent since 2010. Datto also won in the IT Services category. "It's remarkable and humbling to achieve such an honor as the leading technology company in Connecticut," Datto Founder and CEO Austin McChord said in a statement. "Our success is due to the steadfast support of our Partners. Their loyalty stems from the dedicated and passionate workforce at Datto. Our goal has always been to deliver the most innovative backup and business continuity solutions for our Partners and their customers around the globe, and that's what drives us each day." Other category winners were: Revolution Lighting Technologies, Stamford (Advanced Manufacturing); FuelCell Energy, Danbury (Energy/Environmental Technologies); Alexion Pharmaceuticals, Cheshire (Life Sciences); iSend, Middlebury (New Media/Internet/Telecom); and Square 9 Softworks, New Haven (Software). The Marcum Tech Top 40, now in its seventh year, recognizes technology leaders with at least $3 million in annual revenue and a four-year record of growth, in six industry sectors. Both privately held and publicly traded companies are eligible. "The annual Marcum Tech Top 40 not only celebrates innovation but also demonstrates how much can be achieved with vision, management talent and the determination to succeed," Anthony P. Scillia, partner-in-charge, Marcum New England, said in a release. "Marcum is extremely proud to partner with the Connecticut Technology Council on this outstanding program again this year and enthusiastically congratulates all the winners and finalists." Bruce Carlson, CTC's President & CEO, added: "Through this celebration of the fastest growing technology companies in Connecticut, we are all reminded that this state is a top location to start and build technology companies, which are the engine for Connecticut's job growth." Other finalists included: APS Technology, Wallingford; Bolt Technology Corporation, Norwalk; Dymax Corporation, Torrington; Revolution Lighting Technologies, Stamford; Rogers Corporation, Rogers; FuelCell Energy, Danbury; Proton OnSite, Wallingford; Cervalis, Shelton; Datto, Norwalk; Gartner, Stamford; Information Services Group, Stamford; IT Direct, West Hartford; VLink, South Windsor; Alexion Pharmaceuticals, Cheshire; Bio-Med Devices, Guilford; Metrum Research Group, Tariffville; Chief Executive Group, Greenwich; EasySeat, Plainville; Frontier Communications, Stamford; HealthPlanOne, Shelton; iSend, Middlebury; JobTarget, New London; M2 Media Group, Stamford; Priceline.com, Norwalk; Reality Interactive, Middletown; TVEyes, Fairfield; Clarity Software Solutions, Madison; Core Informatics, Branford; eVariant, Farmington; Evolution1, Simsbury; Fitlinxx, Shelton; Higher One, New Haven; KenCast, Norwalk; Link Systems, Stamford; Shoptech Corporation, Glastonbury; Square 9 Softworks, New Haven; SS&C Technologies Holdings, Windsor; Tangoe, Orange; TicketNetwork, South Windsor; VRSim, East Hartford. For more information, visit www.ct.org. ___ (c)2014 The Hour (Norwalk, Conn.) Visit The Hour (Norwalk, Conn.) at www.thehour.com Distributed by MCT Information Services |