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Home > 25th Anniversary

And the Award Goes to
Like previous years, Dataquest once again recognizes the best in the Indian IT industry and awards those companies and people that have taken the industry to a higher pedestal
Monday, December 24, 2007
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Saurabh Srivastava of Xansa and Pradeep Gupta of CyberMediaThe two faces of Knowledge and Entrepreneurship

Hollywood has Oscars, Bollywood has Filmfare, and the music world has Grammies the Indian IT industry has the Dataquest Awards for the last fifteen years and 2007 was no exception. The most coveted awards of Indian tech incidentally coincided with the silver jubilee of Dataquestall the more reason for celebration as the entire whos who of the Indian IT industry descended down on the function organized in Delhi.

Ajai K Chowdhry of HCL Infosystems receiving the Dataquest IT Person of the Year Award from Nandan Nilekani of Infosys

HCL Infosystems CEO and chairman Ajai Chowdhry was conferred the Dataquest IT Person of the Year Award for 2007 at the glittering ceremony. The annual Dataquest Awards recognizes corporate and individual achievements and is the most sought after event that brings together the big names of the Indian IT industry.

Mohandas Pai of Infosys receiving the Dataquest IT Lifetime Achievement Award on behalf of NR Narayana Murthy from Pradeep Gupta of CyberMedia

The highlights of the evening included a keynote address by Sir Terence Matthews, an innovative skit on entrepreneurship, knowledge dissemination between Saurabh Srivastava and Pradeep Gupta and the Dataquest Top 20 Corporate Awards and the Individual Achievement Awards.

VS Shivarudraiah, Project Officer for Bhoomi receiving the Dataquest Path Breaker Award from Shyam Malhotra of CyberMedia

Chowdhry was honored for passionately focusing on the Indian domestic market and believing in the potential of computer hardware manufacturing in India. He had also pioneered in creating the home-user market for computers and was also the first to recognize the user-side of convergence.

NS Bindra of Ingram Micro receiving the Top Distributor Award from Revathi Kasturi, Former MD of Novell West Asia

While the Pathbreaker Award was conferred to the Bhoomi project of the Karnataka government, this years Lifetime Achievement Award was conferred to NR Narayana Murthy for successfully building a global company from India that not only made India the epicenter of all software action, but completely changed the rules of global IT services.

Sir Terence Matthews, Chairman of Wesley Clover delivering the keynote address

For Bhoomi, an initiative by the Karnataka government for digitizing land records across the state, the recognition came for touching the lives and empowering 6.7 mn farmers and other landowners across the southern state.

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