We’re very excited to announce that AthenaBridge’s OnlineTownhalls tool won third place in the Consumer Electronics Association’s Apps for Innovation Contest.
The purpose of the contest was to evaluate software applications that can help the members of the Innovation Movement advance policy goals that support innovation.
OnlineTownhalls (OTH) garnered attention because leaders of the Innovation Movement can use it to identify the strongest ideas from among its members and then convert those ideas into action.
The Innovation Movement can also use OTH to put a bright spotlight on existing policies and regulations, which stifle innovation, by allowing them to be debated line-by-line. This transparent marketplace of ideas can reveal the weaknesses of these policies and provide highly competitive alternatives that make a strong case for innovation.
We’re reinvesting the prize money into R&D so we can continue to improve our technology.
Tags: pilot projects
January 20, 2010 at 6:22 pm |
Congratulations Lucas! Keep up the good work.