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2 Jolt Productivity Awards for TeamCity!

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JetBrains

Hooray! :)

This year TeamCity has again received a Jolt productivity award in the Collaboration Tools category, and it is the first time we are recognized in Project Management Tools category!

IntelliJ IDEA – our flagship product – received an award for being a productive Development Environment.

We are very happy and proud that all our effort and work was not in vain and glad to see our tools get wider acceptance in IT world.

We would also like to congratulate and wish all the best to the other Jolt winners and Jolt judges and promise to keep on the good work :)

Technorati tags: TeamCity, Jolt, JetBrains, IntelliJ IDEA, Eclipse, continuous integration, build management, agile development, MS Visual Studio 2005, MS Visual Studio 2008

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