Dallas-based Dialexa was chosen as one of the Best Entrepreneurial Companies in America by Entrepreneur Magazine in its 2016 Entrepreneur 360 List, according to a news release.
“The current market reality allows new ideas the unprecedented opportunity to digitally disrupt industries. It is no longer enough to create great products, businesses must focus on creating great change,” Dialexa co-founder and CEO Scott Harper said. “Dialexa has been built with this philosophy at its very core. Being included in Entrepreneur magazine’s Entrepreneur 360™ List is an amazing recognition of the type of company Dialexa has become over the past six years.”
Headquartered in downtown Dallas, the technology research, design and creation firm continues to jump-start ideas.
Entrepreneur compiled the list based on the results of a study of independently-owned companies, using a proprietary algorithm and other advanced analytics. The algorithm measured four metrics reflecting what Entrepreneur considers the major pillars of entrepreneurship — innovation, growth, leadership and impact.
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