iAwards winners are grinners: photos

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    Iris Interactive won the e-Health and Inspiration iAwards for its Iris Pharma Product Suite.

    Photo by: AIIA

    Caption by: Josh Taylor

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    iWebGate took out the Security Application iAward for DMZ in a Box.

    Photo by: AIIA

    Caption by: Josh Taylor

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    LogicalTech's Integration Manager picked up the iAward for e-Logistics and Supply Chain.

    Photo by: AIIA

    Caption by: Josh Taylor

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    SEMA Group won the e-Government iAward for My School.

    Photo by: AIIA

    Caption by: Josh Taylor

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    The Sustainability and Green IT iAward went to Thales Australia for Flowcat.

    Photo by: AIIA

    Caption by: Josh Taylor

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    Zap president Garth Laird receives the company's ICT Exporter of the Year award.

    Photo by: AIIA

    Caption by: Josh Taylor

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    NICTA partnered with the University of Sydney to win the e-Learning iAward for its System to Support Embedded Programming course.

    Photo by: AIIA

    Caption by: Josh Taylor

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    Netbox Blue's SafeChat won over the judges of the Communications iAward.

    Photo by: AIIA

    Caption by: Josh Taylor

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    The e-Inclusions and e-Community iAward went to Metisc mBO WebServices.

    Photo by: AIIA

    Caption by: Josh Taylor

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    Firemint's Real Racing edged out the competition for the Media and Entertainment iAward.

    Photo by: AIIA

    Caption by: Josh Taylor

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    The Tourism and Hospitality category was taken out by e-channel search for DynamicCreative.

    Photo by: AIIA

    Caption by: Josh Taylor

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    TechnologyOne founder Adrian Di Marco was awarded the CSIRO Tony Benson Award for Individual Achievement in ICT.

    Photo by: AIIA

    Caption by: Josh Taylor

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    The CSIRO ICT (Information and Communications Technology) centre picked up the Research and Development iAward for iSnet

    Photo by: AIIA

    Caption by: Josh Taylor

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    The Tools and Infrastructure iAward was won by The Cool Door.

    Photo by: AIIA

    Caption by: Josh Taylor

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    BuzzNumbers was the iAward Start-up winner for 2010, based on its Geographic Conversation Mapping.

    Not pictured: IP Payments' Account Receivables Solution scored the Financial Industry Application iAward.

    Photo by: AIIA

    Caption by: Josh Taylor

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The Australian Information Industry Association (AIIA) held its annual iAward night of nights last Thursday in Melbourne. The gala dinner showcased some of the best technology and software from around Australia in 16 different categories.

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Iris Interactive won the e-Health and Inspiration iAwards for its Iris Pharma Product Suite.

Caption by: Josh Taylor

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