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Select Named in the Modeling and Component & Libraries Innovators and Leaders Categories
BOULDER, Colorado June 3, 2003: Select Business Solutions, a leading developer of enterprise architecture, modeling, component management and process management tools, today announced that it has been named in the SD Times 100, which recognizes 2002's leaders and innovators of the software development industry. Select Business Solutions was recognized in the Modeling and Components & Libraries categories, where the editors wrote, “(Select) … brings modeling approach to component builders."
“The SD Times 100 looked for companies which set a direction that developers and the industry followed in 2002,” said Alan Zeichick, editor-in-chief, SD Times. “When choosing the SD Times 100, we carefully considered each company's offerings and reputation, as well as the attention and conversation we've heard around the company and its products and technologies, as a sign of leadership within the industry.”
“To be named once in the SD Times 100 is a great honor for Select but twice is an extraordinary tribute,” said Hedley Apperly, VP Marketing and Development, Select Business Solutions. “This announcement affirms Select’s commitment to leading the industry in developing technology that brings modeling, component based development and service oriented architecture to a wider audience. Organizations worldwide are finding that modeling, reuse and contemporary development processes can help them improve their business agility and competitive advantage by aligning their IT to their business goals and achieve more with less. These rank as the key headaches of IT departments today.”
The first annual SD TIMES 100 is a ranking of the companies, organizations, standards bodies and industry consortia that demonstrated the greatest leadership in 2002.
Launched in February 2000, BZ Media's SD Times is the newspaper of record for the software-development industry. SD Times is published twice monthly in identical print and digital editions, and can also be read online at www.sdtimes.com. |
