The European Information Society Technologies Prize (European ICT Prize since 2006) is the most distinguished award for groundbreaking products that represent the best of European innovation in Information Society Technologies. It is organised by Euro-CASE with the support and sponsorship of the IST Programme of the European Commission.

The European ICT Prize provides companies, that convert novel ideas into marketable products, public recognition and a highly visible profile.

[edit] 2007 winners of the ICT prize

Grand Prize winners:

• TELEPO from Sweden
• Transitive Corporation from United Kingdom
• TREVENTUS from Austria

Prize winners:

• A3M from Germany
• Byometric Systems from Germany
• DGIMIND from France
• g.tec from Austria
• Intrasense from France
• Kineo CAM from France
• Leiki from Finland
• Netviewer from Germany
• Operax from Sweden
• SAIL LABS Technology from Austria
• San Disk from Israel
• TEMIS from France
• T-VIPS from Norway
• ubitexx from Germany
• Vmscope from Germany
• VRmagic from Germany
• X-aitment from Germany

[edit] See also

• Directorate-General for Information Society and Media

[edit] External links

• European ICT Prize

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