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Information Age Awards 2012

23 October 2008  

Its time to have your say…

At the heart of the IT industry lies relentless innovation, a factor so common that it is often unnoticed and accepted as the norm. Information Age, the UK’s leading IT B2B monthly magazine, is proud to be working with the very best innovators and users within our community, and is keen to see excellence awarded.

This year we have received entries for the following catagories:
Cloud Computing
Comms and Networking
IT Services
Data Centres
Green IT
Information Management
Security

To view and vote on the entries, click on the catagories, select a video and choose how many points you want to award.

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