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I've added the advertisement tag to this article because much of the content is promotional. Specifically, the unsourced achievements section, the press release section, and the awars section read like they're promoting the company rather than being encyclopedic. Typically, I'd just remove these sections, but the press release section contains the source that might support notability here. Those should be referenced in prose about the company as opposed to put in a list at the end of the article. Finally, as most of the article is unsourced, the claims read more like advertising claims than descriptions of what the company's product does. agtx 21:18, 17 July 2015 (UTC)Reply
