MicroAgility nominated for “Forbes® Enterprise Award”

New York, NY (March 14, 2007) – MicroAgility was recently nominated for the prestigious “Forbes® Enterprise Award”, the most highly regarded and sought-after small business award in the US today.

Nominees were evaluated on a variety of criteria, including innovation, customer relations, community involvement, employee development, and other efforts resulting in business growth. The award recognizes excellence in five areas: Marketing, Customer Service, Employee Relations, Community Service, and Product/Service Innovation.

The awards were presented on February 5, 2007 at a gala at Lincoln Center in New York City. The Judging Committee was chaired by Judith H. Dobrynski whose experience includes being a reporter and senior editor at the New York Times and Business Week, Managing Editor at CNBC, and as an adjunct professor at the Columbia University Graduate School of Journalism.

“Being nominated among thousands of really impressive companies by an organization known and admired worldwide like Forbes is a remarkable honor,” said Sajid Khan, President of MicroAgility. “It truly is a testament to the dedication of our team and will serve as confirmation of our company’s accomplishments, motivating us to continue forging ahead with growth initiatives.”

About Forbes® Enterprise Awards

Published by Forbes magazine, one of the most recognized business publications in the country, these revered awards reward innovative thinking in small business management, and provide tangible evidence of a company’s success. Christopher Forbes, vice chairman of Forbes, Inc., said “Forbes has always been a leading authority in reporting on business. Innovative entrepreneurs are the lifeblood of the American economy. The Forbes Enterprise Awards are an appropriate recognition for their invaluable contribution.”