WebMediaBrands Annual Awards
Various WebMediaBrands sites select "best of" winners in a variety of categories on an annual basis. Check the following sites for entry information as well as a list of previous winners. For additional information contact our marketing department at [email protected].
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Developer.com -- Development tools and technologies should make your job more productive and efficient. Here is your chance to help choose which products should be named Developer.com Product of the Year by voting for the products you believe are the best in their category.
2009 Winners Announced!
The categories for this year's contest will be:
In our quest to find the products that do a standout job in the real world, we at
SmallBusinessComputing.com, ECommerce-Guide.com and Webopedia.com ask you to tell us what products best help you
keep your small business running efficiently and profitably.
Based on those votes,
along with input from editors and writers we award the Small Business Computing Excellence in Technology Awards.
Categories include:
2009 Winners Announced!
Hardware
Security
E-Commerce
Software/Services
Datamation readers choose among a healthy mix of familiar players and ambitious upstarts, which products best reflect the diversity and adaptability of enterprise technology.
Intranet Journal
Welcome to the Intranet Journal 2009 Product of the Year awards. It's now time to vote for your favorite, most useful, creative and inventive software tools.
Categories include:
ServerWatch.com
Which servers and related products made your enterprise more efficient and more profitable? This is your chance to weigh in and reward the vendors that have earned your trust -- and your dollars.
2009 Nominations begin March 17!
internetnews.com
We created the InternetNews.com annual Vision Awards to find the most inspired executives who possess a unique mix of talent, drive, energy, leadership -- on top of a steely conviction about their technology vision, starting with CEOs at technology companies big and small.
We set out to study who is impacting the industry on the strength of a clear vision -- and who is executing on that vision.