Falcon Informatics Recognized by Prestigious 2004 Enterprise Awards as a "Company to Watch"
Falcon’s advances in remote sensing technology contribute to the revolutionary forest information solutions and services now earning the company honors
Doylestown, PA (PRWEB) November 10, 2004 -- Falcon Informatics is making
headlines as a “Company to Watch” at the Eastern Technology Council’s 2004
Enterprise Awards.
The company has quickly earned an impressive
reputation as the world leader in forest information services and solutions by
crafting a cutting-edge and highly effective solution to the time-consuming task
of performing land asset inventories and analysis. Adam Rousselle, Falcon's
founder and president, acquired a Finnish company that had developed a unique
application capturing individual tree crowns in aerial photography. He then
hired a team of expert foresters and software developers to integrate it with
remote sensing technology into a unique analytical process producing
revolutionary forest information services.
Falcon Informatics has
received global recognition for its use of NASA’s remote sensing technology to
identify and analyze high-value forest and land assets. Since 1997, Falcon has
analyzed more than 4,500,000 acres located in North and South America,
Indonesia, Finland, and Brazil. Further, the company has been instrumental in
supporting a variety of environmental and economic efforts, including the
President’s Illegal Logging Initiative.
Falcon’s customers include such
recognized names as International Paper, Boise, Forest Systems, Forest Capital
Partners, the U.S. Army’s Fort Benning and Fort AP Hill and the BLM - Bureau of
Land Management who turn to Falcon Informatics to support their
business-critical investment issues such as whether to buy, sell or hold land.
The Enterprise Awards are the Eastern Technology Council’s most
prestigious and competitive regional honors for technology companies and their
leaders. Finalists and winners are leaders and companies with vision and impact.
Winners are being recognized at a black-tie awards event on November 11, 2004 at
the Pennsylvania Convention Center.
ABOUT FALCON INFORMATICS
Falcon
Informatics is the world leader in forest information services and solutions.
Falcon’s international team of foresters and GIS experts help strengthen, expand
and accelerate the forest analysis efforts of managers, owners, investors and
insurers of forestlands across the globe. Falcon’s proprietary and patented
methodology applies best practices in forestry and biometrics with
state-of-the-art technology to deliver data that is both certifiable and
actionable. This powerful combination allows Falcon’s experts to produce stand
or strata level forest analyses with a speed, precision and consistency that is
unmatched by traditional manual approaches alone. As a result of using Falcon’s
powerful data, customers can make faster, more informed decisions on
business-critical investment issues such as whether to buy, sell or hold land.
Clients can also more effectively execute environmentally sound forest
management strategies, while reaching new heights in productivity, profitability
and long-term sustainability. Additional information is available on the
Internet at www.falconinformatics.com.
ABOUT THE EASTERN TECHNOLOGY
COUNCIL
The Eastern Technology Council helps its member companies make
contact with each other. Through participation in Council events, members have
the opportunity to develop solid, profitable relationships with each other and
with area leaders. The Technology Council serves leaders of technology-oriented
companies by providing valuable contacts, capital, and information with a broad
variety of events, publications, and innovative services. Most Technology
Council members use the Council to form vital money-making relationships. Many
use the Council to cut costs by taking advantage of Council-negotiated
discounts.
For more information, contact:
Jay Watrous, Executive Vice
President
Falcon Informatics
(215) 489-7530
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