IDG’s InfoWorld Names Top Innovators Impacting IT in 2004
SAN FRANCISCO – MAY 24, 2004 – InfoWorld, a leading weekly business-to-business technology brand ( www.infoworld.com), announced the recipients of its 2004 Innovators Awards, recognizing individuals whose vision and expertise are directing the future of enterprise technology. Results appear in the May 24 edition of InfoWorld and are also available online at: www.infoworld.com/1416.
"As Charles Darwin said, 'it is not the strongest of species that survive, nor the most intelligent, but the one most responsive to change,'" said Eric Knorr, InfoWorld Executive Editor at Large. "Together, win or lose, these innovators are accelerating the evolution of IT."
InfoWorld's 2004 Innovators award winners (listed by name, project, company/organization and title) include:
Dr. Dan Boneh and Dr. Matt Franklin
Identity-Based Encryption
Voltage Security
Boneh, Voltage Founder and Associate Professor, Computer Science and
Electrical Engineering, Stanford University
Franklin, Associate Professor of Computer Science, U.C. Davis.
Bill "Ches" Cheswick
IPsonar
Lumeta
Chief Scientist
Bram Cohen
BitTorrent
Lead Developer
Micah Dubinko
XForms Development
Verity
Senior Software Engineer
Dr. Steven Hofmeyr
Primary Response
Sana Security
Founder and Chief Scientist
James Hughes
P1619, An Advanced Encryption Standard
StorageTek
Senior Fellow
Miguel de Icaza
Mono
Ximian (Novell)
Lead Developer
Phil Libin
Real Time Credentials (RTC) Validation Authority
CoreStreet
President
Frank Martinez
Network Director
Blue Titan
CTO and Chairman
David "Dadi" Perlmutter
Centrino
Intel Corporation
Vice President & General Manager, Mobile Platforms Group
Martin Roesch