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July 6, 2007 -- (WEB HOST INDUSTRY REVIEW) -- European data center and managed services provider TelecityRedbus (telecityredbus.com) announced on Friday it has won an International Stevie Award for Best New Company in The 2007 International Business Awards.
The International Stevie Awards program honors great performance in business. TelecityRedbus has been recognized for its recent acquisition of Globix UK, and subsequent consolidation of its services into the TelecityRedbus portfolio. In the last 12 months, the company has evolved from offering broadly colocation services for major carriers and ISPs to becoming a major network hub providing Internet infrastructure, connectivity and managed services for the enterprise, content and media markets.
"I am delighted with our outstanding success at the International Stevie Awards," says Mike Tobin, CEO of TelecityRedbus. "It is all down to the hard work and commitment demonstrated by our employees over the last year. Their focus has consistently remained on delivering the best possible service to customers across Europe, and that is clearly reflected in nominations we received."
Members of the Awards' Board of Distinguished Judges & Advisors and their staffs selected International Stevie winners from among the finalists, which were determined by volunteer judges around the world during two months of preliminary judging. TelecityRedbus also achieved finalist status in three other categories, including Best Multinational Company in Europe, Best Executive in Europe and Best Corporate Information.
TelecityRedbus anounced last month it was nominated in the Acquirer of the Year category at the Business XL Company of the Year Awards 2007.
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