According to Red Herring, Photon Infotech - a renowned world leader and developer of
innovative technological solutions for their 700+ clients - have been officially recognized
as one of the top 100 private companies in the entire world. Paving the way for their
clients’ sustained success, Photon Infotech, through hard work and a commitment to
pioneering techniques, has cemented their place among those who seek to further the
advancement of technology and ultimately change how we perceive everyday life.
The Red Herring list is not based on guesswork. Using a series of qualifying parameters,
companies fortunate enough to grace their ranks are chosen carefully, and only the most
promising possess a chance of being acknowledged as a current or potential world leader.
In fact, it was Red Herring that was the first to acknowledge industry behemoths such as
YouTube.com, Skype, Yahoo and above all – Google.
It really comes as little surprise that Photon Infotech was honored with such an
achievement. For the past 13 years they have been partnering with Fortune 500
companies in an effort to enhance their technological outlook and provide solutions that
will augment their clients’ profit margins. Every time Photon Infotech secures a contract
with a company, it is essentially equivalent to them handing the company money and
saying “here, thanks to our partnership, this is how much more you will earn this year.”
In addition to generating increased revenue for their clients, Photon Infortech is breaking
down the boundaries imposed by technical limitations on a near daily basis. Ever heard
of Siri and Gas Buddy – I imagine you have. Photon Infotech were the pioneers behind
these revolutionary apps and much more.
Alex Vieux, the CEO of Red Herring, has gone on record stating that there were initially
1,200 candidates for the top 100 spots and that choosing the finalists was very difficult
because each and every company was already so accomplished. This proves once
again that Photon Infotech is one step ahead of the competition. If they will become as
prominent as Google and YouTube.com is yet to be seen – but all indications point to
yes.
innovative technological solutions for their 700+ clients - have been officially recognized
as one of the top 100 private companies in the entire world. Paving the way for their
clients’ sustained success, Photon Infotech, through hard work and a commitment to
pioneering techniques, has cemented their place among those who seek to further the
advancement of technology and ultimately change how we perceive everyday life.
The Red Herring list is not based on guesswork. Using a series of qualifying parameters,
companies fortunate enough to grace their ranks are chosen carefully, and only the most
promising possess a chance of being acknowledged as a current or potential world leader.
In fact, it was Red Herring that was the first to acknowledge industry behemoths such as
YouTube.com, Skype, Yahoo and above all – Google.
It really comes as little surprise that Photon Infotech was honored with such an
achievement. For the past 13 years they have been partnering with Fortune 500
companies in an effort to enhance their technological outlook and provide solutions that
will augment their clients’ profit margins. Every time Photon Infotech secures a contract
with a company, it is essentially equivalent to them handing the company money and
saying “here, thanks to our partnership, this is how much more you will earn this year.”
In addition to generating increased revenue for their clients, Photon Infortech is breaking
down the boundaries imposed by technical limitations on a near daily basis. Ever heard
of Siri and Gas Buddy – I imagine you have. Photon Infotech were the pioneers behind
these revolutionary apps and much more.
Alex Vieux, the CEO of Red Herring, has gone on record stating that there were initially
1,200 candidates for the top 100 spots and that choosing the finalists was very difficult
because each and every company was already so accomplished. This proves once
again that Photon Infotech is one step ahead of the competition. If they will become as
prominent as Google and YouTube.com is yet to be seen – but all indications point to
yes.
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