ParetoLogic Honored at BC Export Awards

Online, November 2, 2011 (Newswire.com) - In recognition of their significant international sales, Victoria software company ParetoLogic achieved a Finalist ranking in the 2011 BC Export Awards. ParetoLogic, with millions of customers all over the world, was an easy nomination for the export awards. The awards, selected by an independent panel of judges, are co-hosted by Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters (CME) and the B.C. Provincial Government.

"We are honored to be selected as Finalists for the BC Export Awards," said Barry Dodd, ParetoLogic General Manager. "ParetoLogic is a global software company, and it is wonderful to be recognized as such by the CME."

This is the 29th year that the BC Export Awards have celebrated BC businesses and their impact in developing the local and provincial economies. As the longest running ceremony of its kind, the awards are a truly prestigious event. ParetoLogic took their Finalist position in the Consumer Products category, appearing among the top three nominees in that category.

For over six years, ParetoLogic has been expanding and developing their software offerings, now reaching every country in the world. Thanks to a digital download and free scan model, ParetoLogic is able to quickly distribute their software to users online in mere seconds. ParetoLogic programs include security software, utilities, and optimization software, including their latest PC Health Advisor. Available in 10 languages, PC Health Advisor further cements ParetoLogic as a global software name.

"Windows users face the same problems in Canada and the U.S. as they do in France, Brazil, India, or anywhere else," said Dodd. "We realized early on that limiting ourselves to the Canadian and American market was just that: a limitation. Expanding beyond that gives ParetoLogic so many more possibilities."