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SIIA 2003 Corporate Newcomer of the Year Award Winner
The Codie Awards hold the distinction of being the only peer-recognition awards program of its kind in the industry, providing a unique opportunity for companies to vie for the praise of their competitors. Corporate Newcomer of the Year Award recognizes an innovative company that provides strong current or future financial returns and demonstrates rapid business expansion via a unique business strategy within the software and information industry.
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Washington Software Association Industry Achievement Award Winner
Recognized as the largest and oldest technology trade association in the Pacific Northwest, WSA is dedicated to supporting the growth and success of Washington technology companies. WSA's Annual Industry Achievement Awards honors companies that have demonstrated excellence in technology through organizational growth, business viability, product innovation and marketplace success. In this year's event, AskMe Corporation competed alongside more than 100 technology companies, including industry leaders like Microsoft, digiMine and BSQUARE, to win one of the program's most prestigious accolades the '2003 Most Promising New Company' award.
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Giga Information Group 2002 Emerging Technology Showcase 1st Place Winner
"This is the one conference where we really take our gloves off with our views on what is happening in emerging technologies." said Rob Enderle, Giga Research Fellow and Conference Co-Chair.
Dan Rasmus, VP and senior research leader of strategic knowledge initiatives for Giga commented, "Collaboration technologies will become increasingly important as organizations seek to leverage intellectual capital for innovation, reduce the costs of solving problems and create mechanisms for the transfer of knowledge in distributed organizations."
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KMWorld's 100 Companies That Matter
"We recognized AskMe's technology because of their leadership in managing the intellectual assets of an enterprise," said Hugh McKellar, KMWorld editor. "As the competitive edge in business shifts from physical to intellectual assets, companies are looking to knowledge sharing technology, like AskMe Enterprise, to help them tap into and leverage the knowledge of their employees."
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2002 Venture All Stars Winner
According to Brian Conte, chair of the 2002 Venture All Stars selection committee, "This year we had more quality company nominations than ever before - providing us with a solid pool of candidates to review. The Venture All Stars event recognizes the best of the best and highlights the value these companies bring to the Pacific Northwest economy."
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