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IoT Evolution Announces IoT Evolution Expo 2020 Best in Show Award Winners

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Leading Internet of Things event Honors Best of Show Award Winners in Fort Lauderdale, Florida

Shelton, CT – February 19, 2020 – TMC and Crossfire Media recently announced the Best of Show Winners from IoT Evolution Expo 2020: The Thinking IoT Arrives, held February 11 to 14, 2020 at the Greater Fort Lauderdale/Broward Country Convention Center in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. IoT Evolution is squarely focused on growing the IoT ecosystem through education, networking, solutions and partnerships and helping improve operations, business intelligence, new product development and revenue generation for industry players. The Best in Show Awards program recognizes IoT Evolution exhibitors demonstrating creative and technologically innovative solutions or services.

TMC & Crossfire Media awarded the following innovative companies with a 2020 IoT Evolution Best in Show Award:

IoT Evolution Best in Show:

Best IoT Use Case or Full Stack Implementation of the Year

Losant

NimbeLink

Best Smart City Solution

Tech Data

Losant

Best Intelligent Edge Solution

RAD

Axis Communications

Best LPWAN or Wireless Innovation

GetWireless

NimbeLink

Best Industrial IoT (IIoT) or M2M Implementation

Yubox

GadgEon

Best IoT-Specific Code or Development Solution

ShopVue by CAI Software

TagoIO

“These awards recognize our IoT Evolution Expo sponsors and exhibitors that are demonstrating real growth and innovation each year, and those that have presented new and innovative solutions at the IoT Evolution Expo,” said Ken Briodagh, Editorial Director, IoT Evolution. “We’re really impressed with the range and versatility of the solutions and companies that competed this year.”

IoT Evolution thanks all its sponsors and exhibitors for an amazing year. Please visit them here.

IoT Evolution Expo will return to Florida in 2021, at the Miami Beach Convention Center.

For the latest IoT Evolution Expo news, updates and information, follow the event on Twitter at @IoTEvolution and at #IoTEvolution and join our LinkedIn Group: IoT Evolution & IoT Time Community.

About TMC

Through education, industry news, live events and social influence, global buyers rely on TMC's content-driven marketplaces to make purchase decisions and navigate markets. As a result, leading technology vendors turn to TMC for unparalleled branding, thought leadership and lead generation opportunities. Our in-person and online events deliver unmatched visibility and sales prospects for all participants. Through our custom lead generation programs, we provide clients with an ongoing stream of leads that turn into sales opportunities and build databases. Additionally, we bolster brand reputations with the millions of impressions from display advertising on our news sites and newsletters. Making TMC a 360-degree marketing solution, we offer comprehensive event and road show management services and custom content creation with expertly ghost-crafted blogs, press releases, articles and marketing collateral to help with SEO, branding, and overall marketing efforts. For more information about TMC and to learn how we can help you reach your marketing goals, please visit www.tmcnet.com and follow us on Facebook, LinkedIn and Twitter, @tmcnet .

About Crossfire Media

Crossfire Media is an integrated marketing company with a core focus on future trends in technology. We service communities of interest with conferences, tradeshows, webinars and newsletters. Crossfire Media has a partnership with Technology Marketing Corporation (TMC) to produce events and websites related to disruptive technologies. Crossfire Media is a division of Crossfire Consulting, a full service Information Technology company based in New York.

Media and Analyst Contact:
Michelle Connolly            
Marketing Manager
203.852.6800 ext.262
[email protected]


Ken Briodagh is a storyteller, writer and editor with about two decades of experience under his belt. He is in love with technology and if he had his druthers would beta test everything from shoe phones to flying cars.

Edited by Ken Briodagh
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