BusinessCloud’s inaugural list celebrates Wales’ most innovative technology and software companies.
Hoowla has been recognised with a national innovation award run by tech publication BusinessCloud. The inaugural Wales Tech 50 celebrates the country’s most innovative technology creators.
The ranking process attracted more than 1,300 votes from BusinessCloud’s readership and a combination of reader votes and choices from an expert judging panel determined the final ranking.
Hoowla is a cloud based case management system for the legal industry, providing a digital solution for law firms to manage their entire business, with a modern interface for their clients. They have a strong focus on innovation and their conveyancing software provides a number of industry firsts including the ability to digitally sign documents, fill in forms and share documents through their secure portal.
Hoowla Managing Director Adam Curtis said:
“The team have worked so hard over the last few years, building the software from the ground up. This award recognises their effort and achievement.
“There is a fantastic number of tech companies in Wales at the moment, as shown by BusinessCloud’s Tech 50 list. Its an exciting time to be running a software company and I look forward to what the next 12 months brings for all of us.”
BusinessCloud editor Jonathan Symcox, who was among the judges, said:
“Our inaugural Wales Tech 50 ranking highlights the wide variety of game-changing technologies being developed in the country. From plastic alternatives to HealthTech pioneers, FinTechs, companies specialising in robotics and many other areas, Wales is clearly a hotbed of innovation.”
The judging panel included:
- Gino Brancazio, entrepreneur engagement manager (Wales), Tech Nation
- Caroline Thompson, Head of Partnerships, The Alacrity Foundation
- Tom Fox, tech growth lead, KPMG
- Jonathan Symcox, editor, BusinessCloud
Wales Tech 50 is one of 11 regional tech innovation rankings from BusinessCloud which shines a light on the companies of all sizes who are doing amazing things with technology.
This article was submitted to be published by Hoowla as part of their advertising agreement with Today’s Conveyancer. The views expressed in this article are those of the submitter and not those of Today’s Conveyancer.
