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SEATTLE, WA -- (Marketwire) -- 06/18/12 -- Symform, a revolutionary cloud storage and backup service, today announced two award wins that acknowledge the company's innovative product and work environment. Symform won "Best Cloud Storage Solution" in the 4th Annual Cloud Computing World Series held in London earlier this month, recognizing Symform's innovative and disruptive global peer-to-peer cloud storage network. In addition, Seattle Business magazine selected Symform as one of Washington's '100 Best Companies to Work For' in 2012.

These latest accolades come amid a year of record growth and achievement for Symform, including 100 percent quarter-over-quarter customer growth with tens of thousands of active users across 138 countries, and the company's recent $11 million Series B funding round.

"Discovering and retaining top talent while fostering a positive work atmosphere are key to building Symform into the fastest growing and most innovative company in the cloud backup and disaster recovery industry," said Praerit Garg, president and co-founder at Symform. "This recognition validates our success in building one of the best corporate cultures in the region, which in turn greatly impacts our product quality and allows us to continue offering a disruptive cloud backup solution to our rapidly-growing global customer base."

The Cloud Computing World Series award winners were selected by an independent panel of industry experts based on the following criteria:

• What's new, different or unique in terms of the delivery of the product
• The complexity of the product and how it is represented in terms of ease-of-use for the end-user
• The product's position as a global and local market innovator
• Unique implementation features
• Pricing and value for money

Award winners were recognized at the 4th Annual Cloud Computing World Forum on June 12 in London. Accepting the award for Symform was one of its strategic channel partners in London, EJC IT, which incorporates Symform's cloud-based data backup solution as part of its data security and management services for small and medium businesses.

Seattle Business magazine's '100 Best Companies to Work For' is an employee survey-based award program that recognizes businesses in Washington state that have set the standard for leadership, benefits, work environment, innovative training programs and employee satisfaction, and are positively impacting the state of Washington through their employees. Employees were surveyed by Gilmore Research Group to determine initial rankings, and then a panel of judges reviewed the results to select the winners in each category.

Symform ranked 14th overall in the small company category. On the awards list, Seattle Business magazine acknowledges Symform as "an amazing organization." Winning companies were recognized at an award banquet on June 14 at the Westin Seattle. For a full list of the 100 Best Companies to Work For 2012, visit http://www.seattlebusinessmag.com/sites/seattlebusinessmag.com/files/BestCos2012.pdf.

About Symform
Symform is a revolutionary secure cloud storage and backup service. The Symform Global Cloud Storage Network protects your data, business and bottom line. Unlike traditional data center storage, Symform's global network encrypts, shreds and geo-distributes data, providing greater security, higher performance and more cost-effective cloud data storage and backup than any alternative today. Customers join the Symform network by contributing excess local storage and, in exchange, receive affordable, unlimited cloud backup. Join the revolution today and experience secure cloud storage and backup that is up to ten times more affordable, faster and safer. Email info@symform.com.

Symform, Symform Global Cloud Storage Network, the Resilient Storage Architecture, and RAID-96 are trademarks of Symform, Inc. References to other companies and their products acknowledge the trademarks owned by their respective companies and are for reference purposes only.

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