Trexy.com Awarded Recognition Medal for Best Search Technology

WebKnowHow
Friday, July 28, 2006; 03:23 AM

Trexy.com was awarded a technical innovation medal in the IT Professional Awards 2006, held by the The British Computer Society (BCS).

London based Trexy Limited was awarded a medal in the ‘Services’ category of the Technology Award.  Trexy.com is a free search engine that interoperate with other search engines to remember and share individual search discoveries, called trails. Search trails are the paths users create while searching on engines like Google, Yahoo and MSN and over 3000 topic specific databases.

Over 200 companies entered the BCS IT Professional Awards 2006 across four categories: Business Achievement; Technology; Professional Development; and President's Award. The BCS said the awards have established themselves as a hallmark of success amongst practitioners in the IT industry today. The cross-industry awards recognises, promotes and acclaims excellence, professionalism, innovation and the outstanding achievements to which individuals and groups contribute.

Trexy’s CEO and Inventor, Nigel Hamilton said: “Being recognised for technical innovation by the leading IT body in the UK is a great endorsement of our technology. We are very excited about receiving a medal from the BCS.”