Computerworld Smithsonian Award

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The Computerworld Smithsonian Award was a prestigious honor recognizing individuals and organizations for innovative contributions to information technology that significantly impact society.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf information technology award
innovation award
technology award
alsoKnownAs Computerworld Smithsonian Award
surface form: Computerworld Smithsonian Awards Program
associatedWith Smithsonian Institution
category technology and innovation awards
country United States of America
surface form: United States
documentedBy Computerworld publications
Smithsonian Institution Archives
surface form: Smithsonian Institution archives
field information technology
focus innovative use of information technology
social impact of information technology
hasPurpose to honor individuals and organizations whose IT work significantly impacts society
to recognize innovative contributions to information technology
hasTheme information technology benefiting society
honors individuals
organizations
recognizes leadership in information technology
pioneering IT projects
transformative use of computing technologies
relatedTo Computerworld Smithsonian Award self-linksurface differs
surface form: Computerworld Honors Program
selectionCriteria excellence in the application of information technology
innovation in information technology
significant impact on society
sponsor Computerworld

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John Warnock awardReceived Computerworld Smithsonian Award
Computerworld Smithsonian Award alsoKnownAs Computerworld Smithsonian Award
this entity surface form: Computerworld Smithsonian Awards Program
Computerworld Smithsonian Award relatedTo Computerworld Smithsonian Award self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Computerworld Honors Program
Silicon Graphics cofounder Jim Clark awardReceived Computerworld Smithsonian Award
subject surface form: Jim Clark
Jeff Raikes awardReceived Computerworld Smithsonian Award
this entity surface form: Computerworld Smithsonian Award (team-related, Microsoft)
Michael Dell hasHonor Computerworld Smithsonian Award