The highest entry Comms Business Magazine saw was for Reading based AlwaysON who came in at number 27.
Others placed in the Top 100 included, Griffin Internet (47), Gamma Telecom (57), daisy (58), Zen Internet (69), OneBill Telecom (72), Elite Telecom (92) and Pace Telecom (94).
Iain Johnstone, Sales and Partner Programme Manager, Zen Internet, commented: “We are delighted about our inclusion in The Sunday Times Microsoft Tech Track 100 for the 4th year running. The listing illustrates our continuing work to grow as a company, with significant sales and technical growth. As one of the first ISPs in the UK, we have continually grown and improved by staying true to our core values of quality, reliability and service and this has helped us to expand.”
Elite Telecom Managing Director Matt Newing said: “We are honoured to be listed in the Tech Track 100. Having been named as one of the UK’s fastest growing technology companies for the first time last year the challenge was to maintain that level of growth and continue to provide exceptional service for our clients. We are delighted that we have been able to do just that and our success is a tribute to the dedication of our talented team.”
Andrew Dickinson, Sales and Marketing Manager, Griffin Internet: “We are delighted to be included once again in this year’s Tech Track 100 List. We have achieved this thanks to a sustainable business plan, an excellent team of people, a quality network and continuous emphasis on innovation.”