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Endeavour's establishment
comprises development facility
in
Bangalore (India), and Sales / Customer Delivery Centers
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DATADYNE.ORG NAMED A 2008 TECH AWARDS LAUREATE BY THE TECH MUSEUM
OF INNOVATION.
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DataDyne.org is One of 25 Innovators From Around the World Recognized
for Applying Technology to Benefit Humanity
(San Jose, CA; Washington, DC; Bangalore, India; and Nairobi, Kenya)
Sept. 9, 2008 - DataDyne.org, a not-for-profit consultancy creating
mobile information and communications technologies to serve public
health and development , was today named a 2008 Tech Awards Laureate,
one of 25 global innovators recognized each year for applying
technology to benefit humanity and spark global change. The Tech
Awards, a signature program of The Tech Museum of Innovation, and
presented by Applied Materials, Inc., selected DataDyne.org from among
hundreds of nominations representing 68 countries.
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EpiSurveyor: DataDyne.org is being recognized for its creation of EpiSurveyor, a free and
open-source software that enables public health and development professionals to very
easily create, share, anddeploy surveys and other forms on mobile devices including PDAs
and cell phones. The result is a more effective, responsive public health infrastructure in developing communities. The development of EpiSurveyor, and its use in mHealth programs being rolled out in sub-Saharan Africa, is supported by the United Nations Foundation and
Vodafone Foundation Technology Partnership, the World Health Organization, and many ministries of health. Importantly, all of the programming work for EpiSurveyor is done in developing countries in order to increase local development capacity.
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The Tech Awards (http://www.techawards.org): Technology Benefiting
Humanity is one of the premier annual humanitarian awards programs in
the world, recognizing technical solutions that benefit humanity and
address the most critical issues facing our planet and its people.
The
awards program honors 25 scientists and innovators annually alongside
the recipient of the Global Humanitarian Award. Laureates are selected
by a prestigious panel of international judges organized by the Center
for Science, Technology, and Society at Santa Clara University, and
made up of Santa Clara University faculty as well as leaders from
educational and research institutions, industry and the public sector
around the world. |
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For more information about The Tech Awards, visit www.techawards.org.
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Endeavour is a development partner of the EpiSurveyor project. |
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