Awards
Every year, Pitney Bowes Business Insight is recognized for outstanding technical innovations, for business performance and for the achievements of our staff. Review just some of our success stories in the categories below:
Technology Awards
- Data Enrichment Component, GeoTAX, Certified by States of Florida and Colorado
Businesses using the software “held harmless” for improving accuracy in tax jurisdiction assignment - Recognized in Gartner Magic Quadrants for Data Quality and Data Integration Tools
- Pitney Bowes Business Insight Customer Data Quality Platform Version 5.5 Named Data Quality ‘Product of the Year’ by SearchDataManagement.com
- Pitney Bowes Group 1 Software Named “One to Watch” in 2008 by CRM Magazine for Data Quality
- Pitney Bowes’ Group 1 Software Wins IIST’s “Software Testing Best Practice” Award
- Best Application Serving the Public: NYS Office of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilities
The New York State Office of Mental Retardation and Developmental Disabilites was awarded a 2004 Best of New York Award from the Center for Digital Government for having the best application serving the public—created using MapInfo technology. - Intelligent Enterprise Readers’ Choice Award
Intelligent Enterprise has selected MapInfo’s location technology solutions as the winner of the publication’s Sixth-Annual Readers’ Choice Awards. Chosen by more than 80,000 Intelligent Enterprise readers, MapInfo received the prestigious Best Geospatial Analysis Platform award in the Intelligence category for its industry leading enterprise-mapping solutions. Enterprises in the financial, retail, telecommunications, insurance and government markets use MapInfo location technology to perform in-depth data analysis and drive more insightful decisions. - MapInfo-based Community Policing Application Named ‘Best Solution’ at GTC Southwest
The MapInfo community policing application, developed for the Troy, New York Police Department, has been named a Best Solution at GTC Southwest, a conference produced by Government Technology. The Troy Community Policing Unit is using MapInfo’s intranet-based crime analysis and mapping technology and data to police more effectively and better protect the community and its citizens. - MapInfo Named Economic Winner 2005-CEG Annual Technology Awards
MapInfo has been named the 2005 Economic Winner by the Center for Economic Growth as part of its annual Technology Awards. The Economic Winner is a company that exhibits substantial and sustained growth in sales and profitability, contributing to the overall regional economy and employment. - Bloor Research Recognizes Group 1’s Data Flow For Leading-Edge Data Integration and Movement Technology
- Government Technology
MapInfo’s Web-based application for the Colorado Department of Corrections (DOC) was named a Best Solution by Government Technology. The DOC will be honored at Government Technology Southwest Conference. The DOC uses MapInfo’s location-based intelligence technology to track inmate’s movements within the 21 prisons, centers or facilities in the State of Colorado. (January 2003)
Corporate Awards
- Tech Council of Maryland Selects Pitney Bowes Group 1 Software’s Tim Waggoner as “IT Executive of the Year”
- Pitney Bowes Named to Software 500
- CRM Magazine Names Group 1 Software “Data Quality Market Leader” for Third Consecutive Year
- MapInfo Named University Research Park Company of the Year
MapInfo Corporation was named ‘Research Park Company of the Year’ by the Association of University Research Parks (AURP) at the group’s annual meeting in San Antonio, Texas. - MapInfo Named to Forbes’ 200 Best Small Companies List
November 06, 2006
The Forbes 200 Best Small Companies annual list is comprised of small, but growing, publicly-traded businesses demonstrating superior performance in the marketplace. To qualify, a company must have sales between $5 million and $750 million. In addition, candidates must carry profit margins of greater than 5 percent, with positive sales and profit growth, on average, over both the last five years and last 12 months. - Software Magazine
MapInfo is ranked #163 in Software Magazine’s annual ranking of the 500 world’s largest software and services suppliers. ( Fall Edition 2006) - Great Places to Work
The Business Review named MapInfo Corporation one of the Great Places to Work in the Capital Region in both 2004 and 2005. The award recognizes MapInfo for its achievements in creating a positive work environment that attracts and retains employees through a combination of benefits, working conditions and company culture. MapInfo was selected out of more than 100 entries based on the strength of its employee evaluations. - Daniel Gerron Receives Capital Region’s “40 Under 40”Award
Daniel Gerron, MapInfo Vice President of Business Planning, has received the Capital District Business Review’s “40 Under 40” award, which honors the Capital Region’s 40 most influential and successful professionals under age 40. The award acknowledges Gerron’s work at MapInfo, where he has been instrumental in providing financial and operational analysis in support of MapInfo’s strategic planning, product management and mergers and acquisitions efforts for the past eight years. - Group 1 Software Named One of Maryland’s Fastest Growing Technology Companies in Deloitte’s Technology Fast 50 Program
- Mark Cattini Honored as Executive of the Year-Business Review 2004
In 2004, Mark Cattini, President and CEO, MapInfo was honored as Executive of Year by the Business Review for his outstanding achievements and for successfully leading MapInfo through challenging economic times.