IT Operations Management Company Ranks 58 on Deloitte Technology Fast 500

October 20th, 2009 by Julia Lim

We can finally share the news that ScienceLogic ranks #58 on the Deloitte Technology Fast 500 this year. The co-founders, Dave, Chris and Richard, are all off to the regional event tonight at 2941 to pick up the award and I’m sure do some reminiscing about starting the company out of their basements. We all get so caught up in the day-to-day battles (they’re not always battles), that we don’t often spend the time to look back and realize just how far we’ve come. Congratulations to the team!

2008 – In a year that saw the bottom drop out of the market, the 500 companies on this list finished up the year good enough to show a five-year growth rate of somewhere between 212% and 146,050% (that’s a crazy number, the stuff of dreams). Our own growth rate of 3,208% (I can barely type it) got us the #58 spot on the overall list and what we think  is #6 for our regional list (DC, MD, VA).

Although there are some familiar faces on the list (Riverbed snagged #21 and our friends at Aruba hit #17), we didn’t see a lot of companies from our part of the market – IT Operations Management – which was really interesting when we sat down to think about where our growth really came from. Although every vendor in our space seems to be at least considering SaaS models and virtual appliances to get customers up and running easier and faster, that’s where ScienceLogic started 6 years ago now. 

We were the first to deliver comprehensive IT Operations Management in appliances that were designed to work out of the box. AND to complete the value play (years before its time), we delivered the solution at a price point that midmarket companies could afford; we knew firsthand that these guys had the same IT Management challenges that large enterprises have but smaller pockets and fewer resources. We recently launched a new enterprise-focused product, EM7 G3, but our EM7 G2 product line still remains focused on the midmarket.

Read the press release.

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