Four Software Innovations Take Out 2011 Consensus Awards
Sydney, 9 November 2011
The winners of the 2011 Consensus Software Awards were announced at a presentation ceremony held at the Amora Jamison Hotel in Sydney.
The Awards were presented by The Hon. Malcolm Turnbull, Shadow Minister for Communications and Broadband, recognising innovative software products developed in Australia and New Zealand.
Four products received Consensus Software Awards in 2011:
GeoOP — GeoOP Limited
GuestPoint® — Centium Software
riskware® — PAN Software
The Manufacturing Simulation — Australian Business Week Limited
A further four products were recognised as Highly Commended:
eVACS®
TechnologyOne Financials
TestPro Automation Framework (TAF)
VMInformer Professional
The Consensus Software Awards recognise excellence in Australian and New Zealand software innovation, with products assessed by independent judging panels against criteria including innovation, performance, functionality and potential for success.
The 2011 Awards were endorsed and supported by Austrade, New Zealand Trade & Enterprise, the Australian Computer Society and the New Zealand Computer Society.
Program Partners included Clifton’s, TiE and Alinement, with Wholesale Investor supporting the Awards as Media Partner.
The Consensus Awards provide an independent platform for recognising innovative technology and helping emerging and established technology companies demonstrate the quality and potential of their products to customers, investors and the wider business community.
2011 Consensus Software Award Winners
GeoOP — GeoOP Limited
A mobile workforce management solution designed to help businesses manage jobs, staff and operations in the field.
GuestPoint® — Centium Software
An accommodation management solution designed for small to medium-sized properties, combining property management with online booking functionality.
riskware® — PAN Software
An integrated risk management platform designed to help organisations manage risk, safety, compliance and related organisational requirements.
The Manufacturing Simulation — Australian Business Week Limited
An educational business simulation giving students practical experience managing the operations, finances and decision-making of a manufacturing business.
About the Consensus Awards
Established in 1999, the Consensus Awards recognise excellence in innovation across Australia and New Zealand through an independent judging process involving industry experts.
The Awards aim to identify innovative products and solutions with strong potential for commercial and industry success.