V3 Technology Awards 2016: Just TWO more days left to enter
Closing date for submissions is Friday 19 August - so get your entries in now
Computing's sister publication V3 is holding its prestigious V3 Technology Awards 2016 in November - but the deadline for entries is just two days away: Friday 19 August.
The Awards will take place on 25 November at the Montcalm Hotel in London, and will recognise the very best in talent in the technology sector, giving the vendors that are so crucial to the smooth operation of all organisations across the world the chance to celebrate their success.
Awards range from security to cloud computing, business software and infrastructure, as well as recognising the technology heroes, and projects that deserve praise.
The full list of all the Awards is below, and on the official Awards website.
Entry is simple: submit your product or project details for consideration by the V3 editorial team, along with a 250-word submission explaining why your entry deserves to be shortlisted.
Shortlisted entries will then be voted for by the V3 readership of technology and business professionals, giving winners the knowledge that they are considered the best of the best, not just by V3, but by those they seek to serve.
CLOUD COMPUTING
Best Virtualisation Product
Best Cloud Service
Best Cloud Security Product
Best Cloud Computing Provider
BUSINESS SOFTWARE
Best Business Application
Best BI/Big Data Vendor
Best Software-as-a-Service Provider
Best Business Software Provider
Best AI/Machine Learning Provider
SECURITY
Best SMB Security Product
Best Enterprise Security Product
Security Innovation of the Year
Best Business Security Provider
INFRASTRUCTURE
Best Business Communications Provider
Best Business Continuity Provider
Best Business Storage
Best Internet of Things Product
BUSINESS MOBILITY
Best Business Smartphone
Best Mobile App for Business
Best Mobile Security Product
Best Business Laptop/Hybrid Device
MOVERS AND SHAKERS
Technology Hero of the Year
Technology Project of the Year
Customer Project of the Year
Technology Innovator of the Year
Product of the Year
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