Summary
A factual summary of the coverage is given below.
The Express & Echo reported on the launch of a dedicated website created by Revell Research Systems to promote the Revell Research Systems Prize at the University of Plymouth. The initiative formed part of the Company's efforts to raise awareness of the award and provide information about its objectives, eligibility criteria and recipients.
The article explained that the Prize had been established the previous year to mark the commencement of the Consultancy's twenty-first year in business. Awarded in association with the University of Plymouth, the coverage noted that the Prize was intended to recognise academic achievement among students studying computing and related disciplines.
According to the report, the award would be presented to the highest-performing final-year full-time student on the University's BSc (Hons) Computing degree programme. The Prize was designed to encourage students to strive for excellence and recognise outstanding academic performance.
The article included comments from Managing Consultant Alastair Revell, who expressed his hope that the award would motivate students to achieve their full potential and wished candidates success in their forthcoming examinations.
The report also highlighted Revell Research Systems' long-standing relationship with the University of Plymouth and noted Alastair Revell's involvement in the development of a number of information technology qualifications awarded by the University. The Company's Business Development Manager, Fiona Burgess, explained that establishing the Prize provided an appropriate way to celebrate the firm's anniversary while supporting and encouraging future computing professionals.
The article concluded by noting that Revell Research Systems, founded in 1985, provided independent technology consultancy, systems engineering, software development and website development services, and directed readers to the newly launched Prize website for further information.
The article was originally published in print and is available through various archive sources. Revell Research Systems retains an original press cutting.
