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Friday, February 27, 2004
WSA marks 20 years, gives annual awards
The WSA, the state's largest technology organization, celebrated its 20th anniversary last night at an event in downtown Seattle. It also handed out its annual Industry Achievement Awards
Winners: Isilon Systems (Most Promising New Technology); MessageGate (Most Promising New Company); NetMotion Wireless (Business Product of Year); Detto Technologies (Consumer Product of Year); Classmates Online (Service Provider of the Year); aQuantive Inc. (Reinvention Award); Community Voice Mail (Outstanding Contribution to the Community); and eCityGov Alliance (Outstanding Contribution to Digital Government).
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