Postcode Anywhere Shortlisted for National Computing Award
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Winning this award would be a wonderful way to be recognised for all our hard work this year.” Finalists have been invited to an interview in front of a panel of judges on 2 October at the Madejski Stadium in Reading.David Clarke, BCS chief executive said: “I’m particularly pleased to see so many entries in these difficult economic conditions; it reinforces the importance of IT in delivering business and social benefit.Its diverse customer base encompasses small-medium enterprises, public sector organisations, charities and multinationals, including the Learning & Skills Council, The Identity & Passport Service, National Savings & Investments, HMRC, Oxfam, The British Heart Foundation, Rolls Royce, Xerox, Disney, Heinz, The Wall Street Journal, Siemens and Citibank.Postcode Anywhere has previously won “Most IT-Enabled Small Business” at the 2005 Computing awards.Managing director Guy Mucklow said: “It’s a great honour to be shortlisted for such a prestigious accolade.“The selection process is very competitive with lots of high-quality entries in the category so we are very proud to be among the top 10 finalists.“The amalgamation of BCS and Computing for these all-new awards will set the benchmark for excellence within IT in the future.”Head of Marketing Rob Willis added: “With the recent launch of our new smart route planner, Route Optimiser, it has been a busy year for us so far.Following interviews, judges will select two medallists and a winner in each category, announced on the evening of the awards ceremony.David Clarke, BCS chief executive said: “I’m particularly pleased to see so many entries in these difficult economic conditions; it reinforces the importance of IT in delivering business and social benefit.