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Bomgar, a leading provider of secure remote support solutions, announced today that it's again included on the Lead411 Tech 200, a ranking of the 200 fastest growing technology companies in the United States. In its third year, the list includes tech companies with the highest percent of revenue growth from 2008 to 2011, calculating revenue growth by percentages vs. dollar growth.
The Bomgar remote support solution enables IT support technicians to remotely access and fix nearly any computing system in any location, from desktops and laptops, to mobile devices, kiosks and unattended systems. Bomgar makes IT support more responsive, efficient, secure and collaborative by eliminating the geographical and technological boundaries between technicians and end-users in need of IT support.
Since its founding in 2003, Bomgar has grown into a global organization with more than 6,500 customers in all 50 states and across 65 different countries. During the past ten years, Bomgar has experienced steady, record-breaking growth and has been recognized by numerous organizations as one of the fastest growing technology companies in the nation.
“At Bomgar, we have an unwavering focus on improving the way tech support organizations access and support their remote systems and devices. I am honored that Bomgar has been recognized once again for our growth in such a highly competitive market, especially during a sluggish economy,” said Joel Bomgar, founder and CEO of Bomgar.
For more information, please visit: www.bomgar.com.
About Lead411
Lead411 was founded in 2001 and has grown 30 percent yearly since inception without accepting venture capital financing. We are based in California, but have satellite offices in New York. In addition to our current subscriptions, we also offer corporate information, company news and awards for up-and-coming businesses. We plan to add on additional services and companies in the near future.
About Bomgar
Bomgar provides remote support solutions for easily and securely supporting computing systems and mobile devices. The company’s appliance-based products help organizations improve tech support efficiency and performance by enabling them to securely support nearly any device or system, anywhere in the world — including Windows, Mac, Linux, iOS, Android, BlackBerry and more. More than 6,500 organizations across 65 countries have deployed Bomgar to rapidly improve customer satisfaction while dramatically reducing costs. Bomgar is privately held with offices in Jackson, Atlanta, Washington D.C., Paris and London. You can find Bomgar on the web at www.bomgar.com, or on Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and Google±.
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