Awards and Recognition
In July 2010, Infonetics Research validated ECI’s top position in the Indian transmission market, with 25% share of the country’s metro optical network hardware market.
Also in 2010, ECI's 9710 Carrier Ethernet switch/router (CESR) platform was named a 2009 Cable.TMCnet.com Product of the Year by Technology Marketing Corporation (TMC).
As part of the iSMART Consortium, ECI was a Light Reading 2009 Top Pick, Telecom Software (EMEA), for Dynamic Spectrum Management Level 3 (DSM L3), which aims to extend the useful life of copper networks for high-speed broadband. Top Picks are the communications technologies, services and products that Light Reading’s editors think best indicate where the communications industry is headed in the next 12 months.
ECI’s 9700 Series of Carrier Ethernet switch/routers won Light Reading’s Leading Lights Award for the 2008 ‘Best New Product’ category. The award recognizes innovation, engineering and technical excellence.
Also in 2008, ECI also led the transport segment in Russia, according to leading market research company Frost & Sullivan.
ECI’s Hi-FOCuS multi-service access node (MSAN) was named the top central office access platform in 2008 by Current Analysis, based on five major buying criteria: scalability, standards, capacity, QoS support and pricing.
Frost & Sullivan awarded ECI the 2008 Global Product Differentiation Innovation Award for IPTV access infrastructure.
India’s leading telecom magazine, Voice & Data, has ranked ECI as the top transmission vendor in India for four years in a row (2006–2009).
ECI is one of the leaders in the access infrastructure IPTV market, according to MRG Research.
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