The North Carolina Technology Association (NCTA) has awarded RadarFind “Most Innovative Use of Technology”. This prestigious award was presented to Steve Jackson, CTO for RadarFind, during the 15th annual NCTA 21 Awards gala held November 13.

“This achievement honors the extensive hospital research and technology differentiators that set the RadarFind RTLS apart and our company is proud to receive this very special recognition,” said Terry Kane, M.D., CEO for RadarFind. “As RadarFind continues to work with hospitals across the nation, we appreciate the support of organizations like NCTA in fostering business and leadership excellence.”

NCTA is the premier statewide leadership organization that represents North Carolina’s technology industry.

“The 2008 NCTA 21 awards was by far our most competitive with an outstanding list of finalists and a group of award recipients who distinguished themselves through outstanding achievement and superior performance,” said Brooks Raiford, president and chief executive officer of NCTA. “I congratulate RadarFind Corporation for receiving an NCTA 21 award and for the passion to lead, innovate and create.”

RadarFind offers the only RTLS developed by medical professionals specifically for health care. By improving patient flow processes and resource management, the RadarFind RTLS favorably impacts patient care, efficiency and satisfaction while rapidly reducing costs.

RadarFind was first deployed at Wayne Memorial Hospital in Goldsboro, N.C. in 2006. Since then the company has signed contracts with other hospitals in North Carolina including WakeMed Health & Hospitals, The Women’s Hospital of Greensboro, Southeastern Regional Medical Center, Halifax Regional Medical Center, and additional hospitals in New Jersey and Virginia.