inSORS wins the Delta Award at HPCS 2007 Canada
Best at Demonstrating how HPC is "Transforming the Face of Research"
May 18, 2007 (Saskatoon, Saskatchewan) inSORS is pleased to announce that the company has been awarded the 2nd Annual Delta Award at the HPCS2007 event at the University of Saskatchewan. The HPCS2007 conference is the premiere high performance computing event in Canada that brings together researchers and educational faculty as well as vendors to discuss current HPC topics. The Delta Award is voted on by attendees and recognizes the vendor that best demonstrated how HPC is “Transforming the Face of Research” which was the major theme of the event. IBM was the winner of last year’s award.
“When you see that we were up against vendors like Microsoft, Dell, HP and Apple, it was great to get recognized by the attendees as an application that makes a difference” said Brian Gleason of inSORS. “This will go a long way towards making a positive impact on the collaborative infrastructure throughout the Canadian research community,” he added.
About HPCS 2007:
HPCS (High Performance Computing Symposium) is a multidisciplinary conference that focuses on new and exciting scientific and technical work involving High Performance Computing (HPC). HPCS is Canada’s preeminent forum for HPC initiatives. This four-day conference draws attendance from Canadian and international HPC experts and researchers renowned in the sciences, engineering, mathematics and applied human sciences.
During the course of the symposium, high profile members of the international research community will present on ongoing projects which use HPC as a research tool. In the past, papers presented have included topics from discipline areas such as Stellar Astrophysics, Marine Hydrodynamics, Planetary Dynamics, Molecular Interactions, Parallel Programming, Biophysics, Quantum Chemistry, Environmental Research, Molecular Modeling, Theoretical / Computational Chemistry, Genetic Programming and Bio Mechanics.
The theme for HPCS 2007 is “Transforming the Face of Research”. The conference will be held in Saskatoon, SK at the University of Saskatchewan from May 13-16, 2007.
About inSORS:
inSORS, based in Chicago with operations throughout the US and Europe, develops, markets, and supports global enterprise collaboration software and solutions that enable multiple groups and individuals to collaborate via audio, video, and data modes of interaction. The inSORS Grid solution provides an innovative, state-of-the-art conferencing and collaboration software platform. inSORS Grid solutions include client and server software, documentation and technical support, and a comprehensive range of professional services including installation, network consulting, and training. inSORS also offers custom configurations.
For more information on inSORS, please contact Brian Gleason at bgleason@insors.com or visit our website at www.insors.com
