Established in 1984 and named for Richard R. Dilling, an
industry pioneer and former Vice President
of AIM, the Dilling Award is the highest
award given to an individual from the vendor
community in the Automatic Identification
and Data Capture (AIDC) industry. It is
presented to executives, scientists, and
engineers in recognition of outstanding
contributions that have furthered the growth
of the industry through important
applications and new technological
developments. The recipient is nominated and
selected by the AIM president, and committee
of the industry’s elite. Only one award is
made each year, selected from many worthy
candidates. The AIDC 100 became a co-sponsor
of the Award in 2004.
DILLING AWARD RECIPIENTS:
2008 Craig
Maddox, NCR
2007 Robert
Hussey, Hand Held Products
2006 Alan
Haberman, GS1 US
2005 Tom Brady,
Uniform Code Council
2004 Craig K.
Harmon, Q.E.D. Systems
2003 George
Goldberg, SCAN Newsletter
2002 Harry Clark,
KTP
2001 Charles
Biss, Hand Held Products
2000 Jerome
Swartz, Symbol Technologies
1999 Clive
Hohberger, Zebra
Technologies
1998 Jack
O'Leary, Paxar IIMAK
1997 L. Michael
Hone, Centennial
Technologies
1996 Andy
Longacre, Welch Allyn
1995 Rick
Bushnell, Quad II
1994 H. Sprague
Ackley, Intermec Corporation
1993 Joseph
Sheppard, Xico
1992 David J.
Collins, Data Capture
Institute
1991 Ted C.
Williams, Laserlight Systems
1990 Albert Wurz, Accu-Sort
Systems
1989 Paul Bergé,
Symbol Technologies
1988 Dr. David
Allais, Applied Tactical
Systems
1987 Chet Benoit, Welch
Allyn
1986 Richard McDonald, Data
Composition
1985 Ben Nelson,
Markem Corporation
1984 Edmund
Andersson, Computer Identics