DataWorks, Developers of NeXT® Inventory Software, Honored with Horizon Council Business Leadership Award
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Amusement parks, casinos, hospitals, museums, resorts, stadiums, and zoos are among the types of properties that currently use DataWorks flagship inventory software NeXT.### Bonita Springs, FL, October 01, 2010 --( PR.com )-- DataWorks is honored to announce they were recognized by Lee County’s Horizon Council on September 17, 2010 at the Harborside Event Center.Winners were: Myers, Brettholz & Company, PA, General Business; DataWorks, Inc., Information Technology; Storm Smart Industries, Inc., Manufacturing; Hilton Garden Inn Fort Myers, Tourism.Also recognized at the award luncheon were Neogenomics Laboratories with the Business Expansion Award and Steven C. Shimp, P.E., retired president of Owen-Ames-Kimball Company, winner of the Lifetime Achievement Award.“It means a lot to us that DataWorks was recognized and selected for this award,” said Mark Cecil, CEO of DataWorks.Amusement parks, casinos, hospitals, museums, resorts, stadiums, and zoos are among the types of properties that currently use DataWorks flagship inventory software NeXT.NeXT can run on a local property or span the needs of an entire enterprise.DataWorks is a leader in providing inventory management solutions for the hospitality and entertainment industries.