Telepo Nominated

Swedish software company Telepo has been nominated for the 2007 European Information and Communications Technology Grand Prize, which recognises companies with high technology and business potential. The nomination follows Telepos success last week in Barcelona, where it received the GSM Association 2007 Award for Best Mobile Enterprise Product or Service.
The European Information and Communications Technology Prize is one of Europe's most coveted technology prizes. It is supported by the European Commission as part of its efforts to promote Europe's ICT industry and boost growth. A total of 20 finalists have been selected. From these, three winners will be selected, with prize money of 200,000 (134,000) for each of the winners.
All 20 nominated companies will be presented at the European ICT Prize exhibition at CeBIT in Hanover, where the winners will be announced by European Commissioner Mrs Viviane Reding on March 16.
We have received remarkable recognition lately for our converged business communication solution says Telepo CEO Lars-Michal Paqvaln. This month alone, we announced that leading telecom vendor Ericsson has licensed our software, and we won the 2007 GSMA Award in Barcelona. Being nominated for the 2007 European ICT Grand Prize is another great achievement.
Telepo specialises in the international fixed-mobile convergence (FMC) market. The companys business communication solutions have been specifically developed to enable mobility for users. They offer an intuitive user interface and single identity. This enables a consistent service offering across locations and devices, such as mobile phones, softphones on PCs, VoIP clients, IP phones and other desktop devices.
Telepo says its Business Communication Solution 3.0 solves the converged needs of enterprises with rapidly growing mobile workforces. It extends the range of advanced voice and messaging functions and provides intelligent call routing across fixed, IP and mobile devices. The solution enhances voice and data integration, allowing enterprises to control and expand their business communication.
Theres more information on the prize here.