Multiquip Named 2010 GlobalStar Enterprise Award Finalist

Words: Dan Kamys

Multiquip Named 2010 GlobalStar Enterprise Award Finalist

Multiquip Inc. is a finalist for the 2010 GlobalStar Enterprise Award. The finalists are announced each year during Content World. The GlobalStar Enterprise Awards recognize companies for their outstanding efforts in growing business value from Enterprise Content Management (ECM) solution deployments. Multiquip also won the 2010 Ground-Breaker Award for their implementation of a new product, Social Workplace. Multiquip’s changes follow the trend, Corporate 2.0, a model of concentrating on intrinsic motivation and collaboration (inside and outside of the company), empowering employees and creating meaningful work places.

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