Outsourced IT and cloud computing managed services and infrastructure provider
Datapipe has won a
Stevie® Award. The award was given on June 17, 2013 in Chicago as part of the American Business Awards, and the company was recognized in the "Customer Service Department of the Year" category.
Datapipe provides companies with solutions that optimize, manage and secure mission-critical IT services. Its products and services include private and public cloud, storage, security, database, network, disaster recovery, and HIPAA and PCI compliance. The company operates data centers in locations like New York Metro, Ashburn, Virginia, and Silicon Valley within the United States, and in locations like London, UK, Iceland, Hong Kong and Shanghai, China outside the United States. This is not the first time the company has been recognized by the American Business Awards; it has been recognized in the same category - "Customer Service Department of the Year" - since 2009.
The American Business Awards is a major awards program and all private and public, and profit and non-profit organizations in the United States can be nominated for awards. Around 3,200 companies in a range of sectors were nominated for this year's Stevie's. 140 business professionals located across the United States chose the finalists.
"The Datapipe Team is honored to have our commitment to delivering the best customer service and support recognized by The American Business Awards," explained Datapipe's CEO, Robb Allen. "Our service level enables us to exceed customer expectations while securing, managing, optimizing and scaling mission critical IT solutions."
"This year’s American Business Awards was outsized in every way," added the Founder and President of the Stevie Awards, Michael Gallagher. "More entries and more judges than ever before, and I’d have to say the most impressive collection of nominations we’ve ever received. We congratulate all of this year’s Stevie winners for their outstanding work."
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