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TinyEYE Therapy Services, an Online Speech Therapy Provider, Wins a WITSA Global IT Award
Posted November 5, 2012
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TinyEYE Therapy Services, an established global leader in providing Speech-Language Services, was recently recognized for Private Sector Excellence by the World Information Technology and Services Alliance (WITSA). For this prestigious global award, WITSA evaluated nominees based on global impact, market penetration and innovation. TinyEYE was selected because of their achievements in using information and communications technology to benefit societies, governments, individuals and educational institutions.
An estimated 300,000 children in the world currently have no access to therapy due to geographical, social, and economic conditions. TinyEYE believes that children should have equal access to quality speech therapy, regardless of these limitations. Its goal is to reach these children and leave no child behind by delivering the highest valued solutions in the most cost effective way. TinyEYE's vision is to be the number one advocate in the world for children finding their voice.
About TinyEYE:
Greg Sutton, Chief Executive Officer of TinyEYE Therapy Services
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