2nd Century Honored at Third Annual Infr@structure Award Ceremony During NetWorld+Interop.Business Editors/High-Tech Writers NetWorld Interop Atlanta 2000 ARLINGTON, Va.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Oct. 6, 2000 2nd Century's ESL (1) An earlier family of client/server development tools for Windows and OS/2 from Ardent Software (formerly VMARK). It was originally developed by Easel Corporation, which was acquired by VMARK. Pro(SM) Product Wins for Innovation 2nd Century Communications, a leading network application service provider (ASP), received an Interop Infr@structure Award from Inter@ctive Week during a special reception last week as part of NetWorld+Interop 2000, the networking, Internet and telecommunications event in Atlanta, Georgia. 2nd Century was honored with the "Most Innovative Service" for meeting customer needs and providing leading-edge network services, and was recognized as an industry-leader who is "dedicated to progressive changes and improvements...and continuous innovation." The judges for the competition included top journalists from Inter@ctive Week and The Net Economy, and senior analysts from TeleChoice, Infonautics and Probe Research. As detailed in the September 27th article in Inter@ctive Week, one of the senior reporters who served on the judging panel, Dennis Mendyk, added, "They (2nd Century) have carved out a definitive niche, and are taking an approach that is different from other ICPs and CLECs with this service (managed desktop services)." "I accept this `Most Innovative Service' Award on behalf of the entire 2nd Century team. This recognition is a great honor for our company. The vision of delivering applications to the desktop -- to truly becoming a communications partner for small and medium businesses is quickly becoming a reality," said John Prisco, president and CEO (1) (Chief Executive Officer) The highest individual in command of an organization. Typically the president of the company, the CEO reports to the Chairman of the Board. of 2nd Century Communications. Judge Carol Wilson, editor-in-chief of The Net Economy, said, "In a field where technologies are changing faster than a fiber-optic transmission, we've found these companies to be out in front in innovation. Interestingly, a number of winners and nominees were little known or non-existent when this awards process began in 1998." Some of the other award winners included AT&T Broadband, Williams Communications and Nightfire. NetWorld+Interop provides networking, Internet and telecommunications professional buyers with a uniquely comprehensive forum for education and hands-on products and services in order to make critical purchase decisions. NetWorld+Interop affords buyers from enterprises, carrier/service providers, and resellers/integrators the opportunity to experience live technology demonstrations first-hand. It's this focus on advanced, multi-vendor, multi-protocol, multi-service interoperability technologies and solutions that makes NetWorld+Interop the definitive networking, Internet and telecommunications event. About Inter@ctive Week Inter@ctive Week, a Ziff Davis Media (Ziff Davis Media Inc., New York, www.ziffdavis.com) A leading integrated media company that serves the computer, videogame and consumer lifestyle markets. Its offerings include PC Magazine and the PCMag.com Network, which includes PCMag.com, ExtremeTech. publication, is the Internet's newspaper with a controlled circulation of 250,000 Internet business and technology professionals. It launched in 1994 as the first business-to-business paper for today's Internet economy The Internet Economy refers to conducting business through markets whose infrastructure is based on the Internet and World-Wide Web. 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About 2nd Century Communications Headquartered in Arlington, Va., 2nd Century (www.2ndcentury.com) is a privately-held, emerging communications company representing the intersection of networking and applications by providing small and medium businesses a complete package of business tools including high-speed Internet, desktop management solutions, self-healing software and voice applications. The company is a leading network ASP and its network combines the flexibility of an Internet architecture with the reliability of a traditional voice network. 2nd Century provides a complete end-to-end solution that begins with broadband access and reaches all the way to the desktop with applications and proactive management support. This year, 2nd Century also received a "Product of the Year" Award by Network Magazine and was named one of "10 Companies to Watch" by Network World. |
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