Here's a photograph from last week's user conference with representatives from organizations recognized in the first annual Mark Logic Innovation Awards.
From left to right we have:
- Telly Stroumbis, The Boeing Company, for work within the US government
- Dave Kellogg, Mark Logic Corporation
- Ryan Shevchik, Booz Allen Hamilton Inc., for work within the US government
- Hank Hoffman, Congressional Quarterly Inc.
- Etienne Taylor, Clinical Trials Semantics Inc., for work with the American Cancer Society
- Darin McBeath, Elsevier, B.V.
- John Walker, John Wiley & Sons, Inc.
- Carl Hixson, The McGraw-Hill Companies
- Alex Moulas, OpenConnect Systems Inc.
- Charles Greer, O’Reilly Media, Inc.
- Alex Humphreys, Oxford University Press
- Lisa Bos, Really Strategies, Inc.
- George Florentine, Flatirons Solutions Corp., for work with United Airlines
- David Sewell, University of Virginia Press
- Max Schireson, Mark Logic Corporation
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