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vVAULT Wins Best
In Show & Best Group Productivity Solution At WAPPYAwards
2001
Cellmania Announces
Annual WAPPYAward Winners at CTIA Wireless Show
San Francisco, CA
(March 26, 2001) - vVault,
a leading platform technology for building mobile productivity
applications, announced today that it was awarded the
Best Group Productivity Solution and Overall Best in
Show at Cellmania’s WAPPYAwards 2001. Announced at CTIA’s
Wireless show in Las Vegas, the annual awards ceremony
honors the most innovative sites designed specifically
for mobile users. The winning vVault application allows
mobile professionals to access critical business information
via mobile devices. Users can improve their remote productivity
dramatically by accessing documents (including email
attachments), printing remotely via fax, digitizing
documents, and collaborating on group files on any connected
device, including WAP phones and PDAs. Visitors to the
vVault site can experience a trial version of this service
at www.vVault.com.
The Cellmania WAPPYAwards,
which are jointly sponsored by Hewlett Packard and AT&T
Wireless, considered a pool of over 11,000 nominees
across ten categories. Judges evaluated nominees based
on several criteria, including accessibility, ease of
navigation, relevance of content or product offering
and overall design. A team of seven judges made the
award selections, including David Andrews, Senior Director
of Marketing at Broadvision; Elisa Batista, Reporter
for Wired.com; John Robb, Director of Product Management
for mSpect; Sven-Goran Elveborg, Director of Strategic
Development for Jalda; Clark Bohmont, VP of Business
Development for Cellmania; Ross Bridges, Business Development
Manager for Hewlett Packard Mobile Services; and Torbjorn
Karnestrom, VP of Business Development for FAST.
"We salute Cellmania
for celebrating the best of this evolving industry and
very much appreciate their recognition of our technology,"
commented Will Aldrich, CEO of vVault. "Our goal at
vVault is to differentiate ourselves based on significant
customer wins with industry leaders and also, external
validation that our technology is useful and intuitive.
This announcement, combined with our recent customer
announcement with OmniSky, are certainly steps in the
right direction."
"All of the nominees
were very impressive this year," said Clark Bohmont,
VP of Business Development at Cellmania and a WAPPY
judge, "but vVault's application was the most productive
and useful as a business application, due to the ability
to access files and documents from your mobile device
while you’re away from your office."
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