'Best Practices in Mobile & Wireless' Award Recipients Honored at Computerworld's Mobile & Wireless World Conference; 10 Honorees Recognized at Gala Ceremony in Orlando, Florida.

ORLANDO, Fla. -- Computerworld's Mobile & Wireless World (MWW) (www.mwwusa.com) conference recently announced the recipients of its "Best Practices in Mobile & Wireless" awards during a gala ceremony. MWW took place from May 22-24 at the Ritz-Carlton Grande Lakes, Orlando, Florida, and is the premiere educational event for IT executives on mobile and wireless technologies. The award's ceremony was sponsored by Cingular and Intel.

"This year's honorees and finalists are at the forefront in using enterprise mobile and wireless technologies to benefit their organizations technologically, competitively and financially," said Ron Milton, executive vice president, Computerworld.

Awards were presented to the following honorees:

--  Business Evolution through Mobilizing Field Workers

    -- Texas Department of Family and Protective Services--Austin,
       Texas

    --  Primerica Financial Services--Duluth, Georgia

--  Deploying Wireless Mobility in the Enterprise

    --  Medtronic--Minneapolis, Minnesota

    --  Airport Authority Hong Kong--Hong Kong, China

--  Innovation and Promise

    --  Coppin State University--Baltimore, Maryland

    --  Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center--Boston, Massachusetts

--  Managing Cellular Mobile Data

    --  Electrical Safety Authority of Ontario--Mississauga, Canada

    --  United States Postal Service--Washington, DC

--  Transforming the "Brick and Mortar" Enterprise

    --  St. John's University--Queens, New York

    --  SureXpress--Oklahoma City, Oklahoma

MWW's annual awards program identifies and acknowledges excellence among users of enterprise mobile and wireless technology. Recipients of the Best Practices in Mobile & Wireless awards were selected from approximately 100 entries in five categories, with two honorees per category and three additional finalists in each category. Thirteen judges from a variety of organizations, including Saint Luke's Health System, Northrop Grumman, FedEx Services, the City of Orlando and the Mobile Enterprise Alliance, evaluated the nominations.

"We are honored to be recognized with Computerworld's Best Practices in Mobile & Wireless award," said Tom Swift, executive vice president of field technology, Primerica Financial Services, "This award is confirmation that we're on the right track."

Mobile & Wireless World 2007 will be held from May 21-23, 2007 at The Ritz-Carlton Grande Lakes in Orlando, Florida.

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