ADVISORY/IDG's Computerworld Opens Nominations for Third Annual Innovative Technology Awards.Business Editors/High-Tech Writers ADVISORY... --(BUSINESS WIRE) Computerworld
WHO: IDG's Computerworld, "The Voice of IT Management"
WHAT: Computerworld's 2004 "Innovative Technology Awards"
recognize vendors offering leading-edge technology products or
services that provide measurable business value to customers.
In order to be considered for an award, a vendor must be
nominated by IT end-users that do not produce or sell
technology.
WHEN: Nomination forms are available online now through May 10
at 5 p.m. EDT.
HOW: Vendor nominees will be surveyed about the technology
innovations through June 14, 2004. A panel of outside experts
and Computerworld editors will then review the surveys and
choose the winners. Survey results and articles offering
practical advice from IT leaders using these technologies will
be published in the September 13 issue, as well as online at
Computerworld.com.
WHERE: Those interested in nominating an innovative technology
vendor can visit:
www.computerworld.com/research/innovativetech. Questions about
the Innovative Technology Awards can be forwarded to
InnovativeTech@computerworld.com.
WHY: By participating in this survey, IT users can show
appreciation for providers of the breakthrough technology that
has enabled them to solve business problems. In addition,
survey respondents help Computerworld provide its readers with
insight into the innovative technologies that truly work and
showcase real-world examples from leading organizations.
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