 | 2007 Winners |
BREAKTHROUGH TECHNOLOGY OF THE YEAR
- Inrix - Inrix Smart Dust Network & Inrix Traffic Fusion Engine
Inrix uses sophisticated Bayesian analysis to model traffic flows, improving the quality of real-time traffic data and predicting how traffic flow patterns will change.
TECHNOLOGY INNOVATOR OF THE YEAR
- Chris Diorio, Ph.D., Chairman and CTO, Impinj, Inc.
Dr. Diorio is Chairman and CTO of Impinj, and co-Chair of the EPCglobal™ Hardware Action Group. Dr. Diorio received his Ph.D. from Caltech in 1997.
BUSINESS PRODUCT OF THE YEAR
- Attenex Corp. - Attenex® Patterns® E-Discovery Software
Attenex® Patterns® is an integrated software suite designed to reduce the cost and risk associated with e-discovery for litigation, regulatory requests and internal investigations.
CONSUMER PRODUCT OF THE YEAR
- Farecast, Inc. - Farecast.com
Farecast.com is the first and only airfare prediction website. We help online travel shoppers save money by answering the question; should you buy now or wait?
SERVICE PROVIDER OF THE YEAR
- PTSO of Washington
The PTSO of Washington offers shared, cost-effective technology services, specifically designed for community health centers, offering unprecedented support for electronic clinical and business functions.
BEST USE OF TECHNOLOGY IN THE GOVERNMENT OR NON-PROFIT SECTOR
- PTSO of Washington - Physician Practice Management and Electronic Medical Records
The PTSO of Washington offers shared, cost-effective technology services, specifically designed for community health centers, offering unprecedented support for electronic clinical and business functions.
COMMUNITY'S CHOICE AWARD
- Logos Bible Software - Logos Bible Software 3
Logos Bible Software 3 applies cutting-edge information retrieval technologies to the age-old task of Bible study, helping students and scholars learn more in less time.
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