Michael Lynch of Autonomy Lauded

November 21, 2011

Another honor for Hewlett Packard‘s Dr. Michael Lynch: Autonomy announces “Dr. Mike Lynch Awarded Outstanding Contribution to UK IT Award.” States the press release:

The UK IT Industry Awards, presented by the British Computer Society (BCS), the Chartered Institute for IT, in association with Computing magazine, represent the benchmark for excellence for the entire IT profession, showcasing best practice and innovation. Dr Mike Lynch is recognized for founding a number of technology companies, including Autonomy in 1996, one of the fastest-growing, highest-margin software companies in the business.

This award joins several others in Lynch’s august collection, including the Confederation of British Industry‘s Entrepreneur of the Year; the European Business Leaders Awards‘ Innovator of the Year; Management Today‘s Entrepreneur of the Year 2009; and an IEE Award for Outstanding Achievement. The man is on a roll!

Autonomy, a subsidiary of HP, is a leader in the field of unstructured data management. Customers worldwide, including 87 of the Fortune 100, rely on the company’s tools to bring efficiency and meaning to a broad range of amorphous information. We will await the “real” consultants’ assessment of Autonomy. There are 10 billion reasons that support Autonomy as a successful search vendor in our view.

Cynthia Murrell November 21, 2011

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