Richard Davies wrote: The UK has a good crop of technology pioneers in cloud computing - for example ElasticHosts, FlexiScale, Flexiant, OnApp - and also some strong government initiatives such as G-Cloud.
We will have to see whether this kind of technical leadership converts into swift mass-market adoption or not.
Ola Sage, president and CEO of e-Management, won the Women in Technology
(WIT) leadership award in the Corporate Public Sector Small Business
category. The 11th annual WIT leadership awards gala was held May 20th
at the Ritz Carlton in Tysons Corner, Va. The evening’s emcee was
Maureen Bunyan, TV anchor for ABC7/WJLA.
“Wow! I am very honored to be nominated among the brightest women in
technology, not just in Washington, but around the globe,” said Ms.
Sage. “This award is especially meaningful to me because it recognizes
women leaders in small and large businesses, as well as honors the
incredible, and sometimes unnoticed, work women do in the various fields
of technology.”
According to WIT, the organization received an unprecedented number of
nominations. Thirty-nine finalists were selected to represent the 10
award categories. The awards gala also had record attendance, almost
doubling in size from the previous year.
WIT is the premiere organization empowering women to be architects of
change in the technology industry. The annual awards program honors
leading female professionals working in the Greater Washington, D.C.,
metropolitan area who have exemplified unique vision and talent in the
technology industry over the previous year.
The 2010 Leadership Awards program theme this year was “No One Path, The
Legacy Continues,” celebrating the various paths that have led
professional women to make an unprecedented impact on the technology
industry. The awards drew upon WIT’s spirit to honor women who connect,
lead, and succeed in their professional endeavors and communities.
“Women in Technology is proud to announce this year’s winners of the
2010 Leadership Awards program,” said Toni Townes-Whitley, president of
WIT. “The awardees are pioneers in the technology community, embodying
the core values represented by this year’s theme of ‘No One Path’ and
the Women in Technology mission.”
Winners were thoroughly reviewed and selected by judging panel, which
was made up of industry leaders from prominent media, academia,
companies and professional organizations.
e-Management, a CMMI® Maturity Level 2 Rated and
award-winning (Inc. 5,000 and four-time Washington Technology
Fast 50) company, creates intelligent solutions for government through
thought leadership and IT capital. e-Management helps federal agencies
mitigate risks through planning, engineering, developing, and securing
their mission IT systems. e-Management is a prime contractor on the GSA
IT Schedule 70 and the GSA COMMITS NexGen and 8(a) STARS GWACs.
e-Management is a SBA certified 8(a), woman-owned, minority-owned, small
business headquartered in Silver Spring, Maryland. Additional
information about e-Management and its services can be obtained at www.e-mcinc.com.