The Chief of Staff of the Consortium, who attended on behalf of the State delegate, presented the award to the Electronic Commerce Website to Small Details.
The awards, organized by La Voz, with the collaboration of Zona Franca and BBVA, have distinguished the best companies and individuals for their activities in the field of ICT.
The 7 winners were Guidy, Gestron, Mira Comunicación, Ayuda-T Pymes, Pequenos Details, Atunéate and Agora
The Chief of Staff of Zona Franca Cádiz, Tania Barcelona, attended yesterday, representing the Special Delegate of the State Jorge Ramos, the Cádizes-digital awards ceremony, organized by the newspaper La Voz de Cádiz with the collaboration of Zona Franca and BBVA and which was held yesterday afternoon at the Cádiz Congress Palace.
The Chief of Staff of the Consortium was in charge of presenting the award for Best Electronic Commerce Website, which went to Pequenas Details, which beat Miss Patukos and Orlaonline.
The first award to be presented was 'Best application for mobile devices'. The shortlist of finalists was made up of Amuse Buche, Tu Pescadería Online and Guidy, the latter being the last to win the award.
In the category of best personal blog, Emfoca Cádiz, Gestrón and Los fardos de Pericón reached the final. Alfredo Pérez, director of Gestrón, collected the award from the president of the Confederation of Businessmen of Cádiz, Javier Sánchez Rojas.
Mira Comunicación won first prize in the Institutional Technology Platform category, competing in this category with Cao Cultura and Estrena Cádiz. In the category of best corporate website, Ayuda-T Pymes was the winner, beating Bravissimo Music Lab and Sayonara Digital Marketing.
The best social website or associative website was at stake between Atunéate, Give me a budget and Eat and date. The gastronomic magazine Atunéate won, while the last award of the night went to the category of best omnichannel development by BBVA, which went to Ágora, winner in a final that also included Creative People and Tu Pescadería Online.
There were more than 60 candidates who presented themselves for the Cádizes_digital awards in its first call, a contest that aims to recognize individuals, companies and institutions resident or born in Cádiz capital or province that develop activities in the field of Information Technology and Communication (ICT).
