TechPoint’s Mira awards program is a critical function of growing entrepreneurship and advancing Indiana’s tech sector, because identifying excellence and innovation is essential to sparking more growth. More than 122 Indiana technology companies, organizations and individuals entered the Mira Awards this year, which TechPoint announced as the largest class of nominees and finalists in the program’s 13-year history.

ExactTarget, leading global provider of email marketing and cross-channel interactive marketing software-as-a-service solutions, received Information Technology Company of the Year honors at the Mira Awards. ExactTarget employs 1,100 people, has more than 4,700 clients, and began trading on the New York Stock Exchange in March this year.

The judges split the IT Company of the Year award into two awards this year, recognizing IT companies with fewer than 100 employees, and creating a new category called “Emerging IT Company of the year. Eight-year-old product recommendation and personalized shopping experience software provider iGoDigital took home Emerging IT Company of the Year honors for its significant revenue and employment growth, as well as its rise to prominence in its product category.

IVM, Inc. won the Innovation of the Year Mira Award for its vending and distribution solutions technology that allows its clients to contain costs and manage distribution of consumable supplies to their employees. IVM is the only company in the world that currently applies cutting edge technology utilizing cellular connectivity for vending distribution.

This year, start-up company Tinderbox received the IT Startup of the Year award. Tinderbox uses technology to improve sales and revenue processes by increasing productivity and decreasing the sales cycle.

Sensory Technologies, a Markey’s Video Images Company won the IT Services Excellence & Innovation award because of its achievements creating innovative and creative solutions to previously unsolvable problems in healthcare, security, and other complex technology applications.

POLARIS Laboratories LLC won the Corporate IT Excellence & Innovation Mira award because of the organization’s ability to create a flexible, proprietary technology to accommodate rapidly evolving global business demands.

The Health Information Technology Mira went to Indiana Health Information Exchange, Inc., which is working to create a national exchange platform to facilitate the acquisition, aggregation, and analysis of clinical information as part of an effort to improve care outcomes and lower costs.

Raidious won the Mira award for New Media Excellence & Innovation for creating the Social Media Command Center that was an integral part of an unprecedented interactive effort by the 2012 Indianapolis Host Committee for Super Bowl XLVI.

Two education category awards highlighted an institution and an individual who are helping to shape Indiana’s next generation of technologists and entrepreneurs. The Technology in Education Excellence & Innovation – Team, Department or Program went to Courseload, the leading device, and content source­neutral aggregator and distributor of digital textbooks and course materials

Dr. Ali Jafari, Purdue School of Engineering and Technology, IUPUI, received the Technology in Education Excellence & Innovation – Individual award for his contributions to revolutionizing education through technology. Seven of Dr. Jafari’s innovations have been licensed or commercialized to date.

Michael Langellier, Chief Evangelist & VP Business Development for MoneyDesktop – the new parent company of Langellier’s startup MyJibe – received the TechPoint Young Professional of the Year Mira Award, which recognizes an individual under 30 years old who demonstrates excellence in her or his professional tech sector position as well as contributes to the industry and society in positive ways outside of her or his career. Langellier was chosen by the TechPoint board of directors in part for his remarkable achievement of creating a technology company and leading it full-circle to an equity event after less than nine months on the market.

In March, the TechPoint Foundation for Youth announced Todd Whitlock, Technology, Curriculum and Testing Coordinator at North Daviess Community School Corporation in Elnora in Daviess County; and Co-founder of EdTechZone LLC won the Bridge Builder award. Whitlock was chosen for his significant and lasting contributions in transforming education by providing Indiana students with 21st Century, high-tech classroom and out-of-classroom experiences. (See “Educator and Technology Education Entrepreneur Todd Whitlock to Receive TechPoint Foundation for Youth Bridge Builder Award” from March 22, 2012.)

Last month, TechPoint announced that Aprimo Co-founder Bill Godfrey would be named the Trailblazer in Technology award recipient for his significant and lasting contributions to Indiana’s high-tech economy. (See “Bill Godfrey is TechPoint’s 2012 Trailblazer in Technology” from April 24, 2012.)

The full list of the 2012 TechPoint Mira Award winners includes:

• New Media Excellence & Innovation: Raidious

• Health Information Technology Excellence & Innovation: Indiana Health Information Exchange, Inc.

• Corporate IT Excellence & Innovation: POLARIS Laboratories LLC

• IT Services Excellence & Innovation: Sensory Technologies, A Markey’s Video Images Company

• Technology in Education Excellence & Innovation – Individual: Ali Jafari, Ph.D., Professor of Computer Information Technology and Director, IUPUI CyberLab

• Technology in Education Excellence & Innovation – Team, Department or Program: Courseload

• IT Startup of the Year: TinderBox

• Emerging IT Company of the Year: iGoDigital

• IT Company of the Year: ExactTarget

• Innovation of the Year: IVM, Inc.

• TechPoint Young Professional of the Year: Michael Langellier, Chief Evangelist & VP Business Development, MoneyDesktop

• TechPoint Foundation Bridge Builder Award: Todd Whitlock, Technology, Curriculum and Testing Coordinator at North Daviess Community School Corporation in Elnora in Daviess County; and Co-founder of EdTechZone LLC

• TechPoint Trailblazer in Technology Award: Bill Godfrey, Co-founder of Aprimo

TechPoint President and CEO Jim Jay announced at the Mira Awards Gala that the keynote speaker for TechPoint’s Innovation Summit presented by Comcast Business Services coming up on October 30, 2012 at the Indiana Convention Center is going to be best-selling author, businessman and marketing pioneer Seth Godin. Godin has written 14 books and all of them have been best-sellers.

Godin writes about the post-industrial revolution, the way ideas spread, marketing, quitting, leadership, and most of all, changing everything. He also founded several companies, including Yoyodyne, which pioneered permission marketing, and Squidoo, which is among the 100 most visited websites in the United States.

About TechPoint

TechPoint is Indiana’s statewide technology initiative focused on growing Indiana’s tech sector by promoting the successes of technology companies and professionals; supporting the formation, expansion, and attraction of technology companies; and advocating appropriate public policy. For more information, please visit www.techpoint.org.

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“It’s an honor to be nominated for a Mira Innovator of the Year Award, more so when you consider that many of our fellow nominees are well known enterprises,” states Michael Pitts, President at IVM Inc. He continues, “Mira Awards are considered Indiana’s Technology Oscars – that’s a true validation for our team members and a real motivator to continue developing the world’s leading automated vending machines and taking them to the next level.”

IVM practices “The Technology of Total Control”. In addition to worldwide vending management and revenue enhancement services, their automated supply distribution services are growing exponentially. The automated vending division allows businesses and manufacturers to provide their employees with supplies, free of charge, while maintaining cost and usage controls on those products. Automated supplies range from safety glasses to drill bits to office supplies. IVM’s specialized distribution equipment remotely tracks disbursement, allowing clients to control usage abuses and cut supply costs. IVM’s advanced vending technology has been deployed to the campuses of Facebook, Logitech, Google, and HP and to notable manufacturers including GE, Goodyear, Owens Corning, Pepsi Americas, BNSF Railway and Toyota.

About TechPoint’s Mission:
TechPoint’s mission is to accelerate Indiana’s emerging and vibrant Tech Sector. As Indiana’s initiative for the state’s technology-based economy and growing entrepreneurship, TechPoint is known for its ability to identify and empower high-growth Indiana technology companies through education and networking programs, government advocacy and strategic economic development initiatives. TechPoint represents Indiana’s entire technology community, including publicly-traded companies, private businesses, colleges and research universities, and local economic development organizations. Visit www.techpoint.org for more information.

About IVM, Inc.:
IVM manages the traditional vending programs for hundreds of clients across thousands of locations in the US, Canada, Mexico and England. They have increased revenues for their clients by millions of dollars through improved monitoring and tracking of their vending programs. IVM delivers proprietary, advanced technologies that yield higher efficiency and profits. Their clients represent all business verticals and industries including education, retail, transportation, health, manufacturing, and hospitality. Visit: www.ivminc.com for more information.

Contact for IVM, Inc.: Michael Pitts, President at 800.676.8432

SOURCE IVM, Inc.

This year’s Mira Awards finalists criss-cross the marketplace from established corporations and preeminent research institutions to fledgling startups, and from creative agencies to high-tech laboratories and emerging technologies.

The winner in each category will be revealed at a black-tie, “Oscars-style” award ceremony being held Saturday, May 12, at the JW Marriott Indianapolis. TechPoint Mira Awards recognize excellence and innovation through the achievement of Indiana’s outstanding technology industry performers and contributors, and focuses attention on the broader issue of the important role technology plays in Indiana’s economy.

“Narrowing down the field to finalists was particularly difficult for the Mira Award judges this year because we had nearly double the number of nominees in just about every category,” said Jim Jay, president and CEO of TechPoint. “This is the largest class of nominees and finalists that we have had in the 13 years that TechPoint has been conducting the Mira Awards, and I think that says a great deal about the strength and resilience of Indiana’s tech sector.”

In addition to the seven competitive Mira Award categories, three special industry recognitions – TechPoint Foundation for Youth BridgeBuilder Award, TechPoint Young Professional of the Year, and TechPoint Trailblazer in Technology Award – are selected by the TechPoint Foundation for Youth and TechPoint boards of directors respectively.

The finalists for the 2012 TechPoint Mira Awards presented by BKD are as follows:

New Media Excellence & Innovation

• BidPal, Inc.
• The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis
• Hanapin Marketing
• MillerWhite Marketing
• My Mobile Fans
• Raidious
• Scale Computing
• SmallBox

Health Information Technology Excellence & Innovation

• Communication Disorders Technology, Inc.
• hc1.com (a Bostech innovation)
• Indiana Health Information Exchange, Inc.
• MedeoLinx
• OpenMRS LLC
• PolicyStat
• Purdue University Healthcare Technical Assistance Program
• Young at Heart Pharmacy

Corporate IT Excellence & Innovation

• The Finish Line, Inc.
• FORUM Credit Union
• Passageways
• POLARIS Laboratories LLC

IT Services Excellence & Innovation

• Apparatus
• BidPal, Inc.
• CIM Technology Solutions
• Doxpop, LLC
• Hudson Satellite Positioning, CORP
• LightBound
• Purdue University: Visual Analytics for Command, Control and Interoperability
• Environments, a U.S. Department of Homeland Security International Center of Excellence
• Sensory Technologies, A Markey’s Video Images Company

Technology in Education Excellence & Innovation – Individual

• Ali Jafari, Ph.D., Professor of Computer Information Technology and Director, IUPUI CyberLab
• Jay Bagga, Professor of Computer Science, Ball State University
• Andrew B. Markel, Technology Director, Crothersville Community Schools
• Jason Smith, Creative Media Designer, Children’s Museum of Indianapolis
• Vinayak J Tanksale, Instructor of Computer Science, Ball State University

Technology in Education Excellence & Innovation – Team, Department or Program

• Courseload
• Morgan’s Raid: Professors Paul Gestwicki and Ronald Morris of Ball State University
• The PRISM Project, Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology
• Scott County School District 2
• Transmedia Indiana: Professors Brad King and Jennifer George-Palilonis of Ball State University

IT Startup of the Year

• Connect Think, LLC
• GreenSuite LLC
• My Best Friend’s Hair
• SmartFile
• Swarm Events
• TinderBox

IT Company of the Year

• Angie’s List, Inc.
• Archway
• BidPal, Inc.
• ExactTarget
• IASTA
• iGoDigital
• Scale Computing
• T2 Systems

Innovation of the Year

• Anacore, Inc.
• BidPal, Inc.
• Freedom One Mobility, LLC
• IVM, Inc.
• PatentStatus – Virtual Patent Marking Service
• Scale Computing
• Smarter Remarketer, LLC
• TinderBox

TechPoint Young Professional of the Year

• Ann Freese, Design Strategist, Point Brake
• Stacey Hendrix, Faculty Resource Center Coordinator, Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College
• Matthew Hunckler, President and Founder, Verge
• Michael Langellier, Chief Evangelist & VP Business Development, MoneyDesktop
• Lori Byrd Phillips, Wikipedian in Residence, The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis
• Kayce N. Reed-Buechlein, Business Research and Analysis Director, Cornerstone Information Systems

Visit http://www.techpoint.org/mira for more information about the 2012 TechPoint Mira Awards presented by BKD CPAs & Advisors. Sponsorship opportunities are available in a wide variety of levels. Sponsors receive tickets to the Mira Awards Gala as well as numerous marketing deliverables and benefits. Contact Patsy Lentz, director of corporate partnerships, at plentz@techpoint.org, or all 317-275-2087.

About BKD CPAs & Advisors
BKD, LLP, the 10th largest CPA and advisory firm in the U.S., helps people and businesses realize their goals. Our more than 2,000 dedicated professionals offer solutions to clients in all 50 states and internationally. BKD and its subsidiaries offer clients a variety of services in accounting, audit and assurance, tax, risk management, technology, corporate finance, forensic and valuation services and wealth management. We combine the insight and ideas of multiple disciplines to provide solutions to a wide range of industries, including financial services, not-for-profit, manufacturing, distribution, health care, construction and real estate.

About TechPoint
TechPoint is Indiana’s statewide technology initiative focused on growing Indiana’s tech sector by promoting the successes of technology companies and professionals; supporting the formation, expansion, and attraction of technology companies; and advocating appropriate public policy. For more information, please visit www.techpoint.org.

TechPoint Mira Awards recognize excellence and innovation through the achievement of Indiana’s outstanding technology industry performers and contributors, and focuses attention on the broader issue of the important role technology plays in Indiana’s economy.

Independent Mira Award judges evaluate and score each submitted nomination, and the scoring determines which nominees become finalists. Finalists will be announced by March 12. Mira Award finalists will deliver presentations and answer questions in-person to one of seven panels of judges.

The 2012 Mira Award winners will be announced at a black-tie, “Oscars-style” award ceremony being held Saturday, May 12, at the JW Marriott Indianapolis. TechPoint will again honor past Mira Award winners and finalists attending the ceremony with a special “Winner’s Circle” VIP reception at the Gala. Visit http://www.techpoint.org/mira for more information about the activities and special features of the 2012 Mira Awards Gala.

“I am not all that surprised by this year’s record-smashing number of nominees,” Jim Jay said. “The tech sector has been a bright spot in our economy throughout the recession, and recent national exposure for cutting edge, innovative Indiana tech firms has really energized the community. I think we’re on the threshold of another great technological growth spurt in Indiana.

In addition to the six competitive Mira Award categories, three special industry recognitions – TechPoint Foundation for Youth BridgeBuilder Award, TechPoint Young Professional of the Year, and TechPoint Trailblazer in Technology Award – are selected by the TechPoint Foundation for Youth and TechPoint boards of directors respectively.

The nominees for the 2012 TechPoint Mira Awards presented by BKD are as follows:

New Media Excellence & Innovation

• BidPal, Inc.
• DK New Media
• Erich Douglas Stauffer
• Fat Atom Internet Marketing
• Hanapin Marketing LLC
• HCC Medical Insurance Services LLC
• MillerWhite, LLC
• Mopi16 In.
• My Mobile Fans
• Point Brake
• Raidious
• Saint Mary-of-the-Woods College
• Scale-out Steve – Scale Computing
• SmallBox Web
• The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis
• WebStream Productions

Health Information Technology Excellence & Innovation

• Communication Disorders Technology, Inc.
• hc1.com® (a Bostech innovation)
• Health Systems International, LLC
• Indiana Health Information Exchange, Inc.
• Kali Devaraj
• MedeoLinx
• MMY Consulting, Inc.
• OpenMRS LLC
• PolicyStat, LLC
• Purdue University Healthcare Technical Assistance Program (Purdue HealthcareTAP)
• VoCare, Inc.
• Young at Heart Pharmacy

Corporate IT Excellence & Innovation

• FORUM Credit Union
• Passageways
• POLARIS Laboratories LLC
• The Finish Line, Inc.

IT Services Excellence & Innovation

• Apparatus
• BidPal, Inc.
• Brownfield Grant Writers’ Tool, Center for Business and Economic Research, Ball State University
• CIM Technology Solutions
• Control-Z IT.
• Doxpop, LLC
• Ethos Prime, LLC
• FireCloud LLC
• GoLIMS
• Hogan Consulting Group INC
• Hudson Satellite Positioning, Corp.
• KA+A
• LeadJen LLC
• LightBound, LLC
• MMY Consulting, Inc.
• Netfor, Inc.
• Netwise Resources, LLC
• Polleo Systems, Inc.
• Purdue University: Visual Analytics for Command, Control and Interoperability Environments, a U.S. Department of Homeland Security International Center of Excellence
• Sensory Technologies, A Markey’s Video Images Company
• SproutBox
• Technology Partnership Group, Inc.
• Zuna Infotech

Technology in Education Excellence & Innovation

• Ali Jafari, Ph.D.
• Andrew B. Markel
• Brackets For Good
• Career Services – IU School of Informatics & Computing
• Certificate in Entrepreneurship and Innovation Program – Purdue University
• Children’s Museum of Indianapolis, Jason Smith, Creative Media Designer
• Courseload
• CVI
• Dr. Les Nunn
• Harrison College KnowU Team
• Holy Cross College Education/ENL Department
• Indiana Aspirations in Computing
• Innovative Learning Environments initiative at IU
• IU Serve IT: Technology for Social Good
• Jay Bagga
• Julian T. Peebles
• Paul Gestwicki and Ronald Morris
• Purdue University Computer Science for Education (CS4EDU) Team
• Rick Crosslin
• Scott County School District 2
• SPIRIT (Surprising Possibilities Imagined and Realized through Information Technology)
• The PRISM Project
• Thomas J. Snyder
• Transmedia Indiana: Brad King & Jennifer George-Palilonis
• Vinayak J Tanksale
• WGU Indiana

IT Startup of the Year

• Connect Think, LLC
• GreenSuite LLC
• My Best Friend’s Hair
• SmartFile
• Swarm Events, LLC
• TinderBox

IT Company of the Year

• Angie’s List, Inc.
• Archway
• Axia Technology Partners
• BidPal, Inc.
• Cornerstone Information Systems, Inc.
• ExactTarget
• Formstack, LLC
• IASTA.com, Inc.
• iGoDigital
• IT Solutions, Inc.
• RICS Software
• Scale Computing
• Smarter Remarketer, LLC
• T2 Systems, Inc.
• Weeks Communications, LLC

Innovation of the Year

• Anacore, Inc.
• Ativio, LLC
• BidPal, Inc.
• Freedom One Mobility, LLC – Travis Underwood, President
• Indiana Interactive, LLC
• InSourceCode, LLC
• IVM, Inc.
• Jerry Clark
• PatentStatus – Virtual Patent Marking Service
• Scale Computing
• Signature School Inc.
• Smarter Remarketer, LLC
• TinderBox

TechPoint Young Professional of the Year

• Ann Freese
• Stacey Hendrix
• Matthew Hunckler
• Michael Langellier
• Lori Byrd Phillips
• Kayce N. Reed-Buechlein

Visit http://www.techpoint.org/mira for more information about the 2012 TechPoint Mira Awards presented by BKD. Tickets will be available for purchase by March 12.

Sponsorship opportunities are available in a wide variety of levels. Sponsors receive tickets to the Mira Awards Gala as well as numerous marketing deliverables and benefits. Contact Patsy Lentz, director of corporate partnerships, at plentz@techpoint.org, or all 317-275-2087.

About BKD CPAs & Advisors
BKD, LLP, the 10th largest CPA and advisory firm in the U.S., helps people and businesses realize their goals. Our more than 2,000 dedicated professionals offer solutions to clients in all 50 states and internationally. BKD and its subsidiaries offer clients a variety of services in accounting, audit and assurance, tax, risk management, technology, corporate finance, forensic and valuation services and wealth management. We combine the insight and ideas of multiple disciplines to provide solutions to a wide range of industries, including financial services, not-for-profit, manufacturing, distribution, health care, construction and real estate.

About TechPoint
TechPoint is Indiana’s statewide technology initiative focused on growing Indiana’s tech sector by promoting the successes of technology companies and professionals; supporting the formation, expansion, and attraction of technology companies; and advocating appropriate public policy. For more information, please visit www.techpoint.org.

“For a small business, the opportunity to service federal agencies and help them take control of some of their costs opens up significantly more markets throughout the country,” states Michael Pitts, President at IVM, Inc. He continues, “Getting our company on a GSA schedule will expand our reach beyond the federal level to numerous state and municipal governments and other public entities as they will be able to take advantage of our supply vending products at set government pricing.”

IVM practices “The Technology of Total Control”. In addition to worldwide vending management and revenue enhancement services, their automated supply distribution services are growing exponentially. This division allows businesses and manufacturers to provide their employees with supplies, free of charge, while maintaining cost and usage controls on those products. Automated supplies range from safety glasses to drill bits to office supplies. IVM’s specialized distribution equipment remotely tracks disbursement, allowing clients to control usage abuses and cut supply costs. IVM’s advanced vending technology has been deployed to the campuses of Facebook, Logitech, Google, and HP and to notable manufacturers including GE, Goodyear, Owens Corning, Pepsi Americas, BNSF
Railway and Toyota.

About IVM, Inc.:
IVM manages the traditional vending programs for hundreds of clients across thousands of locations in the US, Canada, Mexico and England. They have increased revenues for their clients by millions of dollars through improved monitoring and tracking of their vending programs. IVM delivers proprietary, advanced technologies that yield higher efficiency and profits. Their clients represent all business verticals and industries including education, retail, transportation, health, manufacturing, and hospitality. Visit: www.ivminc.com for more information.

Contact for IVM, Inc.: Michael Pitts, President at 800.676.8432

SOURCE IVM, Inc.

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IVM continues to make inroads into technology firms with the addition of Logitech to their portfolio of clients. Logitech is using IVM’s supply distribution vending machines to dispense keyboards, laptop batteries, headsets and other equipment. Instead of filling out requisition forms the employees simply swipe their employee ID badge and the machine dispenses the product.

Lancaster, vice president of business products for Logitech stated in a Business Week article on the machines “We originally got the idea from Facebook when we were visiting their corporate offices in Silicon Valley.” IVM also provides the machines for Facebook, you can see the CNN/Money story on Facebook supply vending machines here.

IVM supply distribution systems do more than just dispense IT and office supplies they are in use in many industries dispensing personal projection equipment (PPE), gloves, tools, clothing, medical supplies. IVM utilizes tool crib machines, and vending lockers for items to large to fit in their supply vending machines.

Forbes.com also covered the innovation that IVM provided Logitech. For more details on how IVM supply distribution vending machines are helping Logitech work smarter, watch this video. Forbes.com will play a commercial before the IVM/Logitech story runs.

Dr. Paul Simon, director of the division of chronic disease and injury prevention at the Los Angeles County Department of Public Health stated in a Los Angles Times article: “People don’t get a lot of their calories from vending machines, so the impact will be very limited,” Nonetheless, he adds, “I think it’s a move in the right direction.”

Schools are also moving towards healthy vending. Schools have banned sodas, restricted sales of sweetened sports drinks and revised nutritional guidelines. Some schools restrict the type of products that can be sold in the buildings, and at events.

Actions such as these have prompted some vending machine companies to launch healthy vending programs. You now find fruit, granola, yogurt and natural foods alongside typical vending machine snacks. Some vendors mark healthy items with stickers to highlight healthy options, others put them at eye level. Providing the healthy options does not always lead to sales. Even when machines are stocked with healthy options, such as nuts, seeds and yogurt, processed foods still sell more. But the demand for healthy alternative is growing.

When Facebook was looking for a way to control distribution of computer supplies they turned to a supply vending machine from IVM. The machine, wrapped in Facebook branding dispenses keyboard, power supplies, screen wipes and more. Access to the machine is controlled through the employee’s ID badge. This new story from CNN Money show how the system works and how Facebook is utilizing it to control their expenses.

In addition to Facebook, Logitech is now using IVM Equipment, Services, and Technology to distribute  their IT supplies. Bruce Lancaster, vice president of business products for Logitech stated in a Business Week article on the machines “We originally got the idea from Facebook when we were visiting their corporate offices in Silicon Valley.” Read more about Logitech’s use of IVM supply distribution vending here.

Savor the taste of higher revenue through total control with a high earnings snack vending program. For more on IVM beverage revenue enhancement call (800) 676-8432.

Today, IVM’s advanced vending management and information systems pay measurable dividends for our customers: greater control, clockwork efficiency, superior service and more employee benefits.Your IVM partnership also allows you to leverage our international network of partners, vendors and suppliers for better contracts and prices.

IVM snack vending programs pave the way to higher earnings through a carefully managed and monitored vending management. The truth is, any supplier can equip you with the latest model machine; IVM technology delivers a level of vending management and control that demonstrably impacts snack vending profitability and efficiency on a variety of levels. Your snack vending program will be accurately monitored with rigorous reporting systems that are supported with 24/7 technical and customer service. The result is a high earnings snack vending program with no upfront expenses and peace of mind. IVM beverage and snack vending programs allow you to have complete control over your cash business with the assurance of dedicated turnkey management that accounts for every aspect of vending snack performance.