|
Criteria
The
annual Software Industry Awards recognizes individuals and companies
that have made significant,
superior contributions to Southern California's software industry.
The 2003 awards will be presented during a gala dinner ceremony
at the historic
Millennium Biltmore Hotel in Los Angeles on February 5, 2003.
Applicants
do not need to be members of the Software Council of Southern California.
The
award categories and qualification criteria are:
Software
CEO of the Year | Software Entreprenuer
of the Year | Software Developer of the
Year
Software Company of the Year | General
Rules and Guidelines
Nominate
Now
|
|
Software
CEO of the Year:
Presented to the CEO of a software company headquartered in Southern
California that has been in operation at least four years, and receives
the highest aggregate ratings in:
Sales
Growth
Job
Creation in Southern California
Financial
Performance
Product
Innovation
Special consideration will be given to individuals who demonstrate
industry leadership by being involved in:
Industry
Trade Organizations
Legislative
Activities Pertinent to the Software Industry
Other
Civic, Community Involvement
Software
Entrepreneur of the Year:
Presented to the CEO or founder of a software company headquartered
in Southern California that has been in operation less than four
years, and receives the highest aggregate ratings in:
Sales/Revenue
Growth
Team
Building
Product
Innovation
Fiscal
resourcefulness
Special consideration will be given to individuals who demonstrate
industry leadership by being involved in:
Industry
Trade Organizations
Legislative
Activities Pertinent to the Software Industry
Other
Civic, Community Involvement
|
|
Software
Company of the Year:
Presented to the software company headquartered in Southern California
that has been in operation more than three years, and that receives
the highest aggregate ratings in:
Sales/Revenue
Growth
Team
Building
Product
Innovation
Positive
effect on the technology industry within the Southern California
region
Industry
Trade Organizations
Legislative
Activities Pertinent to the Software Industry
Other
Civic, Community Involvement
Software
Developer of the Year:
Presented to a development professional or team of a software company
headquartered in Southern California who was responsible for the
development of a product introduced since January 1, 2001 and that
receives the highest aggregate ratings in:
Market Acceptance
Innovation
Functionality
and usability
Product development
best practices
General Rules and Guidelines
1. Applications must be received online at www.scsc.org
no later than November 25, 2002.
2. Employees or immediate family members of employees, independent
contractors with, or members of the Software Council of Southern
California's Board of Directors are ineligible.
3. Finalists will be notified by January 8, 2003.
|
