Troy, MI—Rocket Software (www.rocketsoftware.com) today announced that Rocket Trubiquity has won the Corp! Magazine 2014 DiSciTech Award in the Science & Technology category. The DiSciTech awards honor Michigan-based businesses that have enhanced their enterprise and lead innovation in the digital, scientific or technology sectors. The fifth annual DiSciTech awards honored 47 companies who embraced innovation, research, applied science and digital technology to further advance their organizations.
Rocket Trubiquity is a MFT (managed file transfer) process automation and integration software suite that is used by major organizations around the world to precisely exchange, share and sync business information across internal and external boundaries. Users benefit from growth and competitive advantage as they are able to gain more value from their business information, better collaborate and operate more efficiently with automation and integration with legacy systems.
Maureen Huber, Vice President of Rocket Trubiquity, accepted the award for the company at the ceremony. “I am proud that our solutions have been recognized for the significant impact they make in providing enterprises greater value from their business information,” Huber said. “Precisely sharing and syncing information across boundaries, in a secure and compliant manner, provides the collaboration and visibility that remains a top priority among today’s global enterprises and their supplier networks.”
“Corp! magazine is proud to honor the companies that are providing leadership in the digital, technology and science industries. All of the innovations and achievements of our winners are proof that Michigan is moving toward a bright future,” says Jennifer Kluge, the magazine’s publisher.
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