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From left to right: Máté Mórocz, László Bodrogközi, István Székely and Beatrix Kardos (ICT Global).
Recognising Innovations That Create Business Value
Organised by ICT Global Magazine, the Enterprise Award recognises outstanding ICT innovations developed in Hungary. Rather than focusing solely on technological excellence, the award highlights solutions that address real business challenges and deliver measurable value to customers.
Entries are evaluated by an independent expert jury based on several criteria, including the originality of the innovation, the business problem it solves, market impact, development strategy and future growth potential.
At the 2025 ceremony, awards were presented in three main categories:
- Best Practice – Industry Solution: IBM Hungary
- Best Cyber Security Solution: XS Matrix Security Solutions (TheFence)
- Best Government Supplier: IdomSoft
In addition, the jury presented two Special Awards to recognise outstanding solutions that demonstrated exceptional professional excellence and business value beyond the predefined award categories. Neuron Software received the Best Practice – Industry Solution Special Award, while Pro-M was recognised in the Best Government Supplier category.
A Structured Approach to Reducing Software Risk
Many organisations rely on custom-built software that has evolved over many years. Over time, these systems often become dependent on a single supplier, a key developer or undocumented knowledge, creating significant operational and business risks.
Neuron Software’s award-winning STO Analysis addresses this challenge by providing an objective assessment framework for business-critical software systems. The methodology evaluates each application across nine key domains and 32 assessment criteria, covering technical quality, architecture, documentation, operational readiness, security risks and future development opportunities.
The outcome is far more than a technical review. Organisations receive a comprehensive assessment, a prioritised action plan and executive-level recommendations that support informed decisions about system transition, long-term maintenance and future development.
A Best Practice for Enterprise Software Transition
The innovation behind the Software Takeover methodology is not a new development tool or software platform. Its value lies in establishing a repeatable, structured methodology for assessing complex software systems—an activity that has traditionally relied heavily on individual experience and fragmented information.
By combining objective assessment with clear recommendations, the methodology helps organisations reduce the risks associated with supplier transitions, legacy system management and software modernisation. This practical, business-oriented approach is what earned Neuron Software the ICT Global Enterprise Award 2025 Special Award.
