Infragistics, a global provider of UI/UX development tools and enterprise software solutions, has been honored by TechRound’s 2025 SaaS66 Award. Now in its fifth year, the SaaS66 TechRound Award recognizes the most innovative and impactful global SaaS (software as a service) companies.
This award spotlights Infragistics’ contribution to the advancement of SaaS through scalable technologies, practical solutions, and consistent adaptation to industry needs. TechRound is an online magazine showcasing startups and tech news in the United Kingdom.
Founded in 1989 by Dean Guida, Infragistics has focused on building software tools for developers, designers and business users. Over the past three and a half decades, Infragistics has developed platforms that support data visualization, UI/UX development, embedded analytics, and team collaboration. Infragistics clients represent 100% of the S&P 500, including global software providers who rely on Infragistics when reliability and performance are non-negotiable.
Infragistics has navigated multiple shifts in technology, from desktop applications to web, mobile and cloud, by reengineering its tools to match the requirements of evolving development frameworks such as Angular, React, and Blazor. Recent product releases have focused on streamlining collaboration between design and development teams, integrating analytics directly into applications, and adapting to changing expectations in digital workplaces.
“The strongest entries combined innovation with scalability, showing not only clever use of AI, and automation, but also a clear vision of how their solutions can grow with customers,” said TechRound judge Sunil Dua, CRM and SaaS Strategist. “Collectively, the cohort highlights just how much energy and ingenuity is driving the SaaS ecosystem right now, and it was an honor to see so many bold approaches to rethinking industries.”
Selection to the SaaS66 was based on independent evaluation by a panel of judges experienced in technology, product development, and SaaS strategy. Entries were assessed on criteria including relevance, adaptability, product utility, and long-term viability.
