by AF 0924 d3 — September 26, 2008—Hirsch Electronics, a leading supplier of IP-enabled access control and security management solutions, received the 2008 Frost & Sullivan Technology Innovation Award. Bestowing the award, the independent market research firm Frost & Sullivan lauded Hirsch’s technological innovations in identity management, multi-factor authentication, encryption, network-enabled solutions and system interoperability. It also praised the company’s achievements in delivering an end-to-end solution that enables organizations to achieve goals for risk mitigation, sustainable growth and profitability.
Frost & Sullivan stated Hirsch earned the award “by focusing on the convergence of security sub-systems and by developing products that integrate different access control technologies to assemble a multi-factor authentication platform.” Frost & Sullivan also asserted, “The progressive development vision of Hirsch has helped them provide an access control solution that is both future-ready and compatible with existing legacy systems.”
The Frost & Sullivan Award for Technology Innovation is presented annually to the company that has demonstrated technological superiority within its industry. This award recognizes the ability of Hirsch to successfully develop and introduce new technology, formulate a well-designed product family, and make significant product performance contributions to the industry.
Hirsch has earned previous recognition from Frost & Sullivan including its Global Excellence in Technology Award in 2005 and its Entrepreneurial Company, Market Engineering Award in 2001. Hirsch is also in the Frost & Sullivan “Hall of Fame for Best Practices.” Hirsch has received numerous additional awards for innovation including the Building magazine Top Products Pick, the TFM (Total Facility Management) Show’s “Best of Show Award for Information Technology,” and five Security Industry Association (SIA) New Product Showcase awards.
For more information visit the Hirsch Electronics Web site.
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