Arindam Sen of American Power Conversion in West Kingston won top honors from SQL Server Magazine’s third-annual SQL Server Magazine Innovator Awards, presented November 8 at the SQL Server Magazine Connections Conference in Las Vegas.
Three years ago, SQL Server Magazine launched the Innovator Awards to recognize the most creative and effective uses of SQL Server technology to solve business problems.
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The 2004 SQL Server Magazine Innovator Awards, sponsored by Idera, also recognized three runners-up and eight honorable mentions. Serving as judges for the awards were SQL Server Magazine contributing editors Douglas McDowell of Intellinet and Brian Moran of Solid Quality Learning and Stephen Wynkoop of the SQL Server Worldwide User’s Group (SSWUG).
As the grand-prize winner, Sen received a trophy and an all-expenses-paid trip to the conference for his monitoring, alerting, and reporting system. Judges reportedly called the solution — which used T-SQL, Visual Studio .NET, Data Transformation Services (DTS), and Reporting Services — significant and creative.
All winners received a discount to the SQL Server Magazine Connections Conference and a one-year subscription to SQL Server Magazine. Editors of the magazine will begin accepting entries for the 2005 Innovator Awards starting in May, 2005.
