PaperIQ honoured with Anoto Award

June 7th, 2006

PaperIQ has been awarded the prestigious 2006 Golden Pen award for the Most Innovative Solution at the annual Anoto Functionality Conference. The award was presented to James Shannon, Technical Director and co-founder of PaperIQ by Anoto CEO, Örjan Johansson, at the 2006 Anoto Functionality Conference in Copenhagen on 6th June.

Announcing PaperIQ’s win, Örjan Johansson said that PaperIQ had won the award for “...their smart integration of Anoto Functionality with the BlackBerry device and BlackBerry’s newly introduced MDS Studio mobile forms design software, and by that opening up an important new mobile market”.

James Shannon (far left) with the 2006 Golden Pen Award for the Most Innovation Solution

Commenting on the award, James Shannon of PaperIQ said “We are absolutely delighted to have won this award and would also like to thank our friends at Research In Motion who are great business partners. We have worked tirelessly with them to develop a digital pen router that works on any Bluetooth BlackBerry device, irrespective of whether the device is connected to a Blackberry Enterprise Server or the BlackBerry Internet Service. Our goal is now to maintain our lead on BlackBerry integration to ensure that we continue to offer the most robust and feature-rich digital pen router for the BlackBerry wireless solution.”