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March 2009
Muddy Boots Shortlisted for Regional Business Award

Ross-on-Wye company, Muddy Boots Software, has been shortlisted in the ICT Excellence Awards 2008.

The growing and successful Herefordshire software company, which currently employs thirty people at its rural head office, is a finalist in the Best Innovative Product Award category for its Quickfire PAF software.

Quickfire PAF (portable audit format) is a new generation of audit management software. It is a low cost and lightweight solution used by major organisations to gather information from extensive international grower bases. The software is ideal for emerging economies as it is not restricted by poor internet infrastructure, has an ultra compact footprint and minimal hardware requirements. Muddy Boots’ clients include Marks and Spencer, Unilever and Ben & Jerry’s.

Jonathan Evans, Managing Director of Muddy Boots Software, said: “To gain recognition for Quickfire PAF is a great achievement. We developed the solution in response to global food safety issues and are proud of the result. The ICT Excellence Awards will raise the profile of the business beyond food industry channels so we are delighted to be shortlisted.”

Mike Musson, ICT Cluster Manager, added: “This year we've seen the highest standard of award entries yet and competition has been incredibly tough. The judging process has been rigorous and the panel is facing a major challenge in deciding the final winners due to the sheer quality, innovation and excellent service provided by all the finalists. The awards are testament to the quality and diversity among technology companies in the West Midlands region.”

The ICT Excellence Awards will be presented at the evening Awards event following the Annual ICT Cluster Conference held at Birmingham Motorcycle Museum on 20 November 2008.

About ICT Cluster

The ICT Cluster is one of thirteen clusters established by Advantage West Midlands as part of its economic development strategy. These clusters have been chosen on the basis of their current strength in the region and their potential to create jobs and economic growth.

Advantage West Midlands is one of nine Regional Development Agencies in England whose role is to provide leadership and action to create more, better jobs and in improve the standard of living for all in the West Midlands. For further information visit www.wmictcluster.org

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