- Recognized for its innovation and pioneering achievements in the fields of academic and scientific editing
- The only academic editing company in the world to have won this award ever - both at the Asia Pacific and Global level

Crimson Interactive added another feather to its cap when it received the prestigious Red Herring Top 100 Global Award for 2010. This prestigious award recognizes the 100 "Most Promising" companies in the world, driving the future of technology. Crimson Interactive (Brand: Enago) won this award in Los Angles on the January 26, 2011.

It had also won the award for the Asia-Pacific region earlier which made it eligible to compete at the global level. Crimson (Brand: Enago) is the only academic editing company in the world to have won this award ever – both at the Asia-Pacific and Global level. This coveted distinction was awarded following a rigorous evaluation by a panel that comprised, among others, venture capitalists and serial entrepreneurs.

On receiving the award, Mr. Sharad Mittal, Director and CEO of Crimson Interactive said, "Crimson Interactive is honored to be a 2010 Red Herring Top 100 Winner. We are thankful to Red Herring, our partners and our users, without whom none of this would be possible. The culture of innovation at Crimson has been rewarded through this recognition. Crimson is recognized as the industry mover in academic editing. With time, Crimson will unveil more such innovations for the benefit of researchers and contribution to academic & research fraternity.”

“Choosing the companies with the strongest potential was by no means a small feat,” said Alex Vieux, publisher and CEO of Red Herring. “After rigorous contemplation and discussion, we narrowed our list down from hundreds of candidates from across Asia and world to the Top 100 Winners. We believe Crimson Interactive embodies the vision, drive and innovation that define a successful entrepreneurial venture. Crimson Interactive should be proud of its accomplishment, as the competition was very strong.” Crimson has been instrumental in introducing several novel processes and systems to the editing industry. The Editing Quality Management System (EQMS) instituted by Crimson is one of the best, and the Twin Editor model is a practice that is followed by several other editing companies worldwide.

For more details, please visit http://www.redherring.com/Home/26492

We are the proud winners of the elite Red Herring Asia awards 2010. The top 100 winners were the most promising companies in the Asia-Pacific (APAC) business region for leading innovation through technological revolution and creative adaption. This prestigious award is to honor this year's top technology entrepreneurs, corporate strategists, and venture financiers from the APAC business region primarily responsible for shaping the very future of the global market. Crimson stood out in the academic editing, transcription and language solutions domain and was a clear winner as compared to its closest competitors.

The winners were chosen from hundreds of companies across industries based on both quantitative and qualitative criteria, including financial performance, technology innovation, quality of management, execution of strategy, and integration in their respective industries.

The winning Crimson strategy was presented at the Red Herring Asia forum in Shanghai, China on November 15, 2010 by the CEO Sharad Mittal. This was followed by the declaration of the Top 100 companies at a special awards ceremony on November 16th.

For more details, please visit http://www.redherring.com/Home/26473

After achieving a strong standing in the Japanese market, we now offer editing services of Enago in China and Taiwan. At the Annual Strategy Meet- 2009, launching our services in two more countries was one of the key milestones planned for this year. September 2009 marks the successful completion of this objective and we are now making our presence felt in the East Asian market at large.

To see our China website, please visit http://www.enago.cn/. For Taiwan website, please visit http://www.enago.tw/.

In line with our aim of helping the Japanese community publish more, we have recently published a book called 英語のバカヤロー! ~「英語の壁」に挑んだ12人の日本人~— literally translated as "English idiot! I hate you –- 12 Japanese people who tackled the English language block."

It has just been introduced on Amazon.

The book is about 12 top researchers in Japan (including Nobel prize candidates Shuji Nakamura (inventor of the blue diode), Takeshi Yoro, Chizuko Ueno, and Heizo Takenaka) who overcame the English language barrier to publish in international journals and became fluent English speakers. It also includes some quips about the author’s (Yuko Furuya) early days working in Crimson Interactive.

With its strength in India having reached 50 and over 200 freelancers operating all over the globe, Crimson opened its first international office in Japan on 1 March 2009. The Japan office is situated in Tokyo and has started with 4 employees and already boasts of over 250 corporate clients. Diversifying from Crimson India, the Japan team offers a range of other services like interpretation, web designing etc.
http://www.crimsonjapan.co.jp/

We concluded our Annual Strategy Meet on February 14, 2009, at Hyatt Regency, Mumbai. Department heads presented their growth plans and strategy to achieve our vision of becoming a leading global player in non-native markets in the language solutions domain. The strategy presented strongly reflected our Crimson values of Integrity, Respect, Commitment, Simplicity, Kaizen and Wow!

We successfully partnered with Japan’s largest Academic Publisher, Maruzen, to be the exclusive service provider for their editorial services. We have also tied up with Dai Nippon Publishing (DNP), the second largest publisher in the world for their editorial needs.

Maruzen is the oldest company in Japan established in 1869 and is the highest number of book stores in Japan and is the biggest brand in the academic community in Japan. It has more than 800 employees. They have access to all universities in Japan and work closely with the Government of Japan over many projects.
http://www.maruzen.co.jp/corp/en/

DNP: Dai Nippon Publishing was established in 1876 and is the second largest publisher in the world with more than 1600 Billion Yen sales. It has more than 37000 employees spread across offices all around the world.
http://www.dnp.co.jp/index_e.html