"We are pleased to see our members recognized for their excellence," said Joan Siefert Rose, CED president. "There is a vibrant technology community in North Carolina, and we celebrate and congratulate our members who were named finalists."
The finalists, by category, are:
- Best Customer Service Award: Citrix Systems
- Best Product or Service Technology Company Award: Citrix Systems, Epic Games, nContact Surgical,
- Best Workplace Culture Company Award: Epic Games, Geomagic, Red Hat
- Clean Technology Company Award: Elster Solutions, Semprius
- Emerging Technology Company Award: 6fusion, Windsor Circle, nContact Surgical, TearScience,
- Environmental Steward Company Award: SAS
- Fastest Growing Company Award: 6fusion, BioResource International, Lenovo,
- Healthcare and Life Sciences Company Award: BioAgilytix Labs, Bioptigen, Medicago, TearScience
- Industry Driven Technology Company Award: Allscripts, ChannelAdvisor, Epic Games, Railinc
- Large Technology Company Award: Cisco, Epic Games, Lenovo,
- Mid-Size Technology Company Award: SciQuest, Intelligent Access Systems,
- Most Innovative Technology Company Award: Automated Insights, Bioptigen, Xanofi, Geomagic,
- Private Company Award: Bandwidth, Netsertive
- Public Company Award: Cisco, Lenovo, Red Hat, SciQuest
- Small Technology Company Award: Appia, Netsertive,
- Software Company Award: Epic Games, Knowledge Tree, Red Hat,
The NCTA 21 Awards are a statewide technology awards program that recognizes companies and individuals who have characterized excellence, innovation and leadership in 21 categories. The process culminates on Thursday, November 8, 2012, where industry professionals will gather to celebrate the technology sector of North Carolina and honor the winners and finalists in each category.
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