Avenga’s product Couper.io received the Bronze Stevie Award in the Business-to-Business Products category of the 2021 International Business Awards
Couper.io, an open-source API gateway developed by Avenga, helps organizations improve their customers’ digital experience, modernize IT, and secure interfaces. During the 2021 International Business Awards Couper.io won the Bronze Stevie Award for Avenga. A complete list of all the 2021 Stevie Award winners.
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“It’s a great privilege for the Avenga team to be recognized as a leader among the top global business-to-business products. We would like to thank our clients for the opportunity to work together with them on their many exciting and formidable projects that benefit from the use of our products, especially Сouper.io.
Through our products, we set cutting edge trends, profound expertise and quality – all repeatable in projects available to our customers. As a result, we are faster in implementation, and the ‘product mindset’ at Avenga gives our customers the necessary edge over the competition. All of this helps us to stand out in the modern market.” – Roland Guelle, VP of Technology at Avenga.
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The International Business Awards® are the world’s premier business competition. The Stevie Award honors the achievements of organizations and working professionals worldwide. This year, more than 260 executives worldwide participated in the judging process of more than 3,700 nominations from different organizations.
“What we’ve seen in this year’s IBA nominations is that organizations around the world, in every sector, have continued to innovate and succeed, despite the setbacks, obstacles and tragedies of the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. All of this year’s Stevie Award winners are to be applauded for their persistence and their resilience.” – Maggie Gallagher, Stevie Awards President.
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