Seal Software Honored in Best in Biz Awards 2014
-- Industry Recognition Emphasizes Seal Software's Leadership in Contract Discovery and Analytics Market
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 16, 2014 /PRNewswire/ -- Seal Software, the leading provider of Contract Discovery and Analytics solutions, today announced it has been recognized by the prestigious Best in Biz Awards 2014 for its sales and revenue growth. The Best in Biz Awards is the only independent business awards program judged by members of the press and industry analysts.
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Seal Software was named one of the winners in the Fastest Growing Company of the Year (small) category. The Best in Biz Awards underscore a successful 2014 for Seal, with tripled revenues, substantial employee growth and the significant expansion of Seal Software partner and customer implementations.
"This accolade from Best in Biz Awards and the esteemed group of judges is a testament to the critical market needs Seal's Contract Discovery and Analytics platform addresses," said Ulf Zetterberg, co-founder and chief executive officer, Seal Software. "We are committed to enabling our customers and partners to gain more control of and visibility into their contract portfolio, in turn uncovering revenue opportunities, mitigating risk, and focusing on their business needs."
Seal Software's Contract Discovery and Analytics solution enables enterprises to accelerate access to the insight locked within the unstructured content of contractual documents. Seal recently expanded its software with functionality specifically developed to meet financial service market requirements, including ISDA (International Swaps and Derivatives Association) and other financial contract specific provisions and terminology.
The Best in Biz Awards' fourth annual North American program was its most competitive yet. As with previous years, the fourth annual program in North America featured a large and distinguished judging panel comprised of members of the media who reviewed and scored the nominations. This year, more than 550 award nominations were fielded from public and private companies of all sizes, from virtually every major industry and region in the U.S. and Canada.
"The companies presented to me appear, each in their own way, poised to carve out market share and positions in new industries, and I want to congratulate each of the affiliated executives," said Jonathan Marino, TheDeal.com, Best in Biz Award judge.
Winners of Best in Biz 2014 were determined based on scoring from an independent panel of 53 judges from highly recognized newspapers, business, consumer and technology publications, radio outlets, and analyst firms. For the full list of gold, silver and bronze winners, visit: http://www.bestinbizawards.com/2014-winners.
About Best in Biz Awards
Best in Biz Awards recognizes top companies, teams, executives, and products for their business success as judged by established members of the press and industry analysts. Best in Biz Awards honors are conferred in two separate programs annually: North America and International. For more information about the entry process and categories, please visit http://bestinbizawards.com.
About Seal Software
Seal Software's Contract Discovery and Analytics platform helps companies maximize revenue opportunities and reduce expenses and costs associated with contracts, and contract management systems and processes.
Seal Contract Discovery locates contractual documents within minutes wherever they reside within an organization and is rapidly deployable; extracting key contractual terms and clauses, rendering them for easy review, and populating corporate repositories, including Customer Relationship Management (CRM), Contract Lifecycle Management (CLM), and Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP).
Seal Contract Analytics empowers clients to analyze contracts by discovering specific language and clause combinations that are most relevant to your business.
For further information, visit the Seal Software website: www.seal-software.com.
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