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NEW YORK, NY -- (Marketwire) -- 05/14/12 -- Prolifics, an end-to-end systems integrator specializing in IBM technologies, today announced that eight of its employees have been named IBM Champions.

The IBM Champion program recognizes innovative thought leaders in the technical community. An IBM Champion is an IT professional, business leader, developer, or educator who influences and mentors others to help them make best use of IBM software, solutions, and services.

Prolifics wishes to congratulate the following people for receiving this honor:

IBM Champions - WebSphere
Ashraf Souleiman, Technology Manager - BPM
AJ Aronoff, Connectivity Practice Director
Eric Markowitz, Product Development Director
Prithvi Srinivasan, Solution Architect
Steven Fraser, Solution Architect
Vladimir Serebryany, Senior Consultant
Leland Irwin, Senior Consultant

IBM Champion - Rational
Greg Hodgkinson, Practice Director, Rational

Prolifics has long demonstrated technology leadership through deep skills, a proven methodology, and high customer marks. The technical staff has consistently developed innovative and creative solutions for Prolifics' clients and has dedicated themselves to rigorous and ongoing training -- raising the bar and bringing thought leadership to the entire industry. Many of Prolifics' Champions selected by IBM have been published in several trade journals and often speak at conferences. Additionally, their custom-solutions implemented for customers worldwide have been honored with several awards.

About Prolifics
Prolifics is an end-to-end systems integrator specializing in IBM technologies providing expert services including architectural advisement, design, development, and deployment of end-to-end SOA, BPM, Security and Portal solutions.

Prolifics, a SemanticSpace company, is a registered servicemark of JYACC, Inc. d/b/a Prolifics. IBM, WebSphere and Rational are registered trademarks of International Business Machines Corporation in the United States, other countries, or both.

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