CampusMobility wins gold in four divisions at spring Mobile Star Awards

June 23, 2003
Ann Arbor-based CampusMobility was among the most honored company at this year’s MobileVillage Mobile Star AwardsTM, taking gold in all four categories it entered. The mobile applications and development company took home top prize in the software categories of Mobile Device Management, Education, Healthcare Specialty Application, and Systems Integrator.

“CampusMobility is honored to receive this recognition from MobileVillage,” said CampusMobility president and founder A.C. Ganger. “Winning gold in all four divisions validates that CampusMobility is a progressive company, providing software critical for the future of mobile technology.”

“CampusMobility is one of the most innovative and unique mobile technology companies doing business in the U.S. today,” said Jon Covington, chairman and founder of MobileVillage / PDA Inc. “I believe that CampusMobility’s Platform for Medical Education is poised to transform the future of healthcare education.”

CampusMobility recently signed a multi-year contract with Wayne State University School of Medicine, creating the largest wireless/handheld initiative for a U.S. medical school. It will provide Wayne State University School of Medicine with mobile devices, educational and healthcare software, and wireless infrastructure.

The Mobile Star Awards, organized by the market development and news service company MobileVillage, honor the best companies, products, implementations, and leaders in mobile and wireless technology.