BELLEVUE, Wash., Nov. 24, 2014 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- RootMetrics®, the standard for independent mobile performance measurement, today announced its inclusion in the "Red Herring Global 100" list. The list recognizes the most promising technology start-ups, and has previously featured major companies like Google, Twitter, and Salesforce.com.
RootMetrics was selected out of more than a thousand companies from more than 40 nations. These companies were judged based on technology innovation, management strength, financial health, market share, and potential for globalization of strategy. RootMetrics was honored for its innovation in the mobile category, and recognized for the company's potential for rapid expansion.
Red Herring specifically recognized RootMetrics for its achievement in providing accurate, unbiased insights into the consumer global mobile experience.
"RootMetrics is honored to join the elite list of Red Herring Global 100 Award winners, and to be recognized for the significant impact our work has on the mobile industry," said Bill Moore, CEO at RootMetrics. "We consider this award both an honor, and a validation, of our efforts to help consumers worldwide make the best possible decisions about their mobile phone service.
"We set the standard for mobile performance assessment, and are helping the industry deliver a better mobile experience to customers," said Moore. "But, we're just getting started. I'm excited to share the next advancements our company will deliver to the market for years to come."
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About RootMetrics™
RootMetrics® is an independent mobile analytics firm that offers insights into the consumer mobile experience. RootMetrics provides data on mobile network performance to help people make more informed mobile decisions. The company offers its RootScore Report series for the nation, metropolitan markets, and airports, as well as its downloadable CoverageMap app. To ensure that RootMetrics testing reflects real-world mobile usage, testing is conducted based on where, when, and how consumers use their devices most often.