Frost & Sullivan Recognizes Augusta Systems’ Technology Achievements in the Sensor and Networking Industries
Palo Alto, Calif. – Based on its analysis of the sensors market, Frost & Sullivan recognizes Augusta Systems, Inc. with
the 2008 Global Sensors Emerging Company of The Year Award for developing solutions to overcome one of the biggest
challenges facing the industry – that of effective utilization of data from different sources, including sensors, actuators,
RFID systems, imagery devices and other edge assets.
“Augusta Systems’ products and solutions meet the requirement for advanced and efficient processing and correlation of
data from sensors and other edge assets that usually exist beyond the reach of the enterprise network,” says Frost &
Sullivan Senior Research Analyst Prashanth Venkatesh. “The company’s efforts mean that there is now an inexpensive way for
enterprises to overcome integration hurdles in the installation of a network with many different types of sensors and
devices.”
The company offers three core products – SensorBridge®, EdgeFrontier™ and SensorPort®.
SensorBridge is an award-winning suite of Microsoft Visual Studio software components for building and managing
intelligent networks, systems, and applications within an integrated development environment. The core feature of this
product is the easy consolidation of data from various types of edge assets. Its advantage is that it eliminates the costly
process of writing customized code for each application or new asset that is added to the network.
EdgeFrontier is powerful, easily configurable middleware for building and managing intelligent networks, systems and
applications. It eliminates the need for separate middleware applications to handle each device in a network – a feature
that saves enterprises both time needed for software development and money.
SensorPort too can be used to integrate data from different edge assets lying outside of the network. Its ability to
improve the reliability and the ease of network management by enabling real-time monitoring and control of sensors and
devices on a distributed basis is the greatest advantage this appliance offers.
The flexibility of the company’s products are set to aid their adoption across a wide variety of applications. Augusta
Systems’ products have been used for robust and diverse applications ranging from military battlefield reconnaissance to
large-scale public event security to electricity distribution system monitoring and automation.
“Factors such as the uniqueness of these solutions and the company’s willingness to work with other companies will help
open more applications where better data management is required,” notes Venkatesh.
In recognition of the company’s commendable achievements, Frost & Sullivan is proud to present Augusta Systems Inc. with
its 2008 Emerging Company of the Year Award in the sensors industry.
“We are honored to receive this Frost & Sullivan Award that lauds our efforts to provide enterprises with key platform
technologies for building and managing intelligent enterprise networks,” says Augusta Systems President and COO, Patrick
Esposito. “With the rapid growth in the use of sensors and other edge assets, there will be an increased need among
enterprises for sensor and device-agnostic technologies that can easily and intelligently advance convergence of this
critical data. With this Award, Frost & Sullivan has recognized that our technologies will play a leading role in the future
of edge asset deployments and enterprise networking.”
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industry. The award recognizes outstanding management, superior market growth, exceptional customer service and the ability
to combine technology and successful strategic initiatives.
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About Augusta Systems, Inc.
Augusta Systems, Inc. powers intelligent enterprise networks. Augusta Systems products enable collaboration and
communication between enterprise networks and edge assets – sensors, actuators, wireless sensor networks, RFID systems,
imagery devices, and other edge-of-network systems and devices – which have existed beyond the reach of these networks. With
platforms for building and managing solutions featuring data from edge assets, the company provides simplified data
integration, processing, correlation, and communication capabilities for Network 2.0-enabled enterprises. Augusta Systems
technologies and integration services – including core products SensorBridge, EdgeFrontier, and SensorPort – support
security, monitoring, automation, asset tracking, and other enterprise applications. Through key partnerships, Augusta
Systems also offers integrated monitoring and control products, including ThreatViewer® and GridMonitor™. These technologies
reduce the total cost of ownership for intelligent enterprise networks and maximize return on investment for enterprise
networks and edge assets. For more information, visit http://www.augustasystems.com.
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