Center 2M – the IoT Company of the Year
The Russian IT service provider Center 2M won the national TAdviser IT Prize award in the "IoT Company of the Year" category. The company was awarded the prestigious prize for developing effective Internet of Things solutions.
Special attention was accorded to the opportunities inherent in the CenterVision industrial video analytics system based on IBM Power AI. The system solves numerous essential problems not only for large corporations, but also for small businesses.
"If two years ago someone told me that we will be awarded a prize by such a respectable publication as TAdviser, I would think it a joke. However, looking back at the way we've come and taking into account the effort put into developing our products, I believe that the team did earn the award," shared the Center 2M CEO Evgeny Miskevich. He added that the TAdviser award will become "a good impulse for achieving new victories and results" for the company.
The Chief Editor of TAdviser Alexander Levashov, in his turn, noted that one of the top priorities of the publication was to support national IoT projects.
"The Internet of Things technologies are becoming more and more popular among the largest corporations and state agencies. We are glad to note that development of IoT products and solutions takes place in Russia and we believe it important to support the players on the national market who work in promising areas," stated Levashov.
TAdviser IT Prize is one of the most prestigious awards in the corporate information support area. The prize is awarded to the most effective companies and projects and the most influential professionals in the IT segment. TAdviser IT Prize was previously awarded to Sinimex, Alfa-Bank, Maykor and other industry leaders.
TAdviser IT Prize, established by the leading Russian publication TAdviser, is traditionally awarded at the TAdviser SummIT. This is the largest event in the Russian IT industry that brings together representatives of the banking, government and commercial sectors. The summit and the TAdviser IT Prize-2019 award ceremony took place on May 29 in Moscow.
Special attention was accorded to the opportunities inherent in the CenterVision industrial video analytics system based on IBM Power AI. The system solves numerous essential problems not only for large corporations, but also for small businesses.
"If two years ago someone told me that we will be awarded a prize by such a respectable publication as TAdviser, I would think it a joke. However, looking back at the way we've come and taking into account the effort put into developing our products, I believe that the team did earn the award," shared the Center 2M CEO Evgeny Miskevich. He added that the TAdviser award will become "a good impulse for achieving new victories and results" for the company.
The Chief Editor of TAdviser Alexander Levashov, in his turn, noted that one of the top priorities of the publication was to support national IoT projects.
"The Internet of Things technologies are becoming more and more popular among the largest corporations and state agencies. We are glad to note that development of IoT products and solutions takes place in Russia and we believe it important to support the players on the national market who work in promising areas," stated Levashov.
TAdviser IT Prize is one of the most prestigious awards in the corporate information support area. The prize is awarded to the most effective companies and projects and the most influential professionals in the IT segment. TAdviser IT Prize was previously awarded to Sinimex, Alfa-Bank, Maykor and other industry leaders.
TAdviser IT Prize, established by the leading Russian publication TAdviser, is traditionally awarded at the TAdviser SummIT. This is the largest event in the Russian IT industry that brings together representatives of the banking, government and commercial sectors. The summit and the TAdviser IT Prize-2019 award ceremony took place on May 29 in Moscow.
«If two years ago someone told me that we will be awarded a prize by such a respectable publication as TAdviser, I would think it a joke. However, looking back at the way we've come and taking into account the effort put into developing our products, I believe that the team did earn the award.»
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