第二屆 Stevie® Awards for Technology Excellence 得獎者名單揭曉
維珍尼亞州費爾法克斯2025年7月31日 /美通社/ -- 今天，2025 第二屆 Stevie® Awards for Technology Excellence 得獎者名單揭曉。該獎項旨在表揚各行各業中，塑造科技未來的人士、團隊和機構的傑出成就。全球各地的人士和機構均符合參加資格，無論公營或私營、營利或非營利、大型或小型。
今日公佈 2025 第二屆 Stevie® Awards for Technology Excellence 得獎者名單。該獎項旨在表揚各行各業中，塑造科技未來的人士、團隊和機構的傑出成就。
多次獲得 Stevie Award 的機構包括 Amazon / Amazon Web Services (27)、Meta (19)、Cisco (14)、IBM (12)、Microsoft (9)、Walmart (8)、JPMorganChase (7)、Salesforce (7)、Cognizant (6)、Google (6)、Gov2Biz Inc (6)、Oracle (6)、Alliant (5)、Apple (5)、BostonGene (5)、Encora (5) 和 Epique Realty (5)。
如欲按類別查看完整得獎者名單，請瀏覽 www.StevieAwards.com/Tech。
得獎者將於 9 月 16 日星期二假紐約市 Marriott Marquis Hotel 舉行的頒獎典禮上獲頒獎項。現已公開發售門票。該頒獎典禮將現場直播。
今年的競賽總共評審來自 36 個國家和地區，超過 1,500 個機構提名。來自全球各地超過 160 名專業人士擔任評委，根據平均分決定得勝者。Stevie Awards for Technology Excellence 表揚於各個職場許多方面取得的成就。在 20 個科技業板塊中，分類如下：
廣告、市場推廣及公共關係科技
航天科技
農業科技
建築科技
人工智能
輔助科技
生物科技
商業科技
通訊科技
教育科技
能源科技
娛樂科技
金融科技
政府科技
綠色與潔淨科技
醫療科技
資訊科技
製造科技
海洋科技
運輸科技
該等獎項由全球九大領先商業頒獎典禮的主辦單位 Stevie Awards 頒發，當中包括著名的 International Business Awards® 和 American Business Awards®。
關於 Stevie Awards
Stevie Awards 頒發九大獎項：Asia-Pacific Stevie Awards、German Stevie Awards、Middle East & North Africa Stevie Awards、American Business Awards®、International Business Awards®、Stevie Awards for Women in Business、Stevie Awards for Great Employers、Stevie Awards for Technology Excellence 和 Stevie Awards for Sales & Customer Service。Stevie Awards 競賽每年都會收到來自 70 多個國家/地區機構，超過 12,000 個參賽提名。Stevies 表揚全部類型和規模的機構及其背後人士，並認可全球職場中的傑出表現。如欲更多 Stevie Awards 資料，請瀏覽 http://www.StevieAwards.com。
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