Nucleus Research Extends Deadline for 2020 Technology ROI Awards

Nucleus Research has extended the deadline for submissions for the 2020 Technology ROI Awards to July 1, 2020.

The Technology ROI Awards recognize end-user organizations whose deployments of specific business technologies and IT solutions have delivered exceptional financial and business results. For each submission, Nucleus analysts perform an independent ROI assessment to calculate the actual business benefits. Ten winners are chosen based strictly on the ROI achieved. 2019 Technology ROI Awards winners include Spirit Airlines for its implementation of TalentQuest and Experian for its implementation of Visier, among others.

"The Technology ROI Awards give business leaders and IT decision makers proven insight into the technologies that are delivering the most value," said Ian Campbell, CEO of Nucleus Research. "Especially during an economic downturn, demonstrable ROI is crucial for vendors to maintain and grow their customer base. Each year, our team of analysts awards IT implementations that represent the best of the best based on the numbers, not hype."

Organizations must nominate their qualified projects before July 1, 2020. Nucleus has extended the deadline in order to accommodate additional submissions. There is no fee to submit. Projects must have been installed and in operation for at least six months from the date of submission. The top ten IT implementations, showing the greatest ROI, will be announced in September 2020.

The nomination form and additional information can be found at www.ROIAwards.com.

About Nucleus Research

Nucleus Research is a global provider of investigative, case-based technology research and advisory services. The company's ROI-focused research approach provides unique insight into the actual results technology solutions deliver, allowing organizations to cut through marketing hype to understand real operational value and select or renew the best technology solution for their environment. For more information, visit NucleusResearch.com.