Jan 7, 2003 : CrownPeak Named 2002 Codie Finalist

📅 January 7, 2003 - Content management software developer CrownPeak Technology (crownpeak.com) announced on Tuesday that it has been named a finalist in the 18th annual Codie Awards, sponsored by the Software & Information Industry Association (SIIA), in both the Best Content Management Solution and Best Software Service categories.

The 2003 Codie Awards, says CrownPeak, are intended to showcase the software and digital content industry's finest products and services.
?As a peer recognition program, the Codies truly are the software industry's Oscars, and there simply is no higher honor in our business,? says Jim Howard, CEO, CrownPeak Technology. ?We're especially gratified to be recognized in two categories, since our business model ? delivering software as a service ? is inseparable from our content management technology. The value proposition we've offered the market since our inception ? that a world class content management system can be made available as a service to organizations of all sizes and budgets ? is now resonating throughout the industry.?
Finalists in the Codie Awards, says CrownPeak, represent a range of companies, from start-ups to industry powerhouses. The awards provide a peer-recognition program, allowing companies in the software and information industry to compete for the praise of their competitors. This year's Codie Awards will be presented at a black-tie gala held May 6, during the SIIA 2003 Annual Conference at the Palace Hotel in San Francisco.

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