Globant’s StarMeUp Wins Multiple W³ Gold Star Awards for Enabling Digital Excellence Across Organizations

The Platform Is Recognized for Its Ability to Facilitate Engagement and Enhance Culture Across Businesses

Globant, (NYSE: GLOB), a digitally native technology services company, has won two W³ Gold Star Awards in the Mobile Apps/Sites for Business and Mobile Apps/Sites for Productivity categories for its StarMeUp (SMU) platform. The awards recognize StarMeUp for empowering employees to engage in meaningful, timely, social interactions with each other via a robust application.

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The W³ Awards honor digital excellence created by some of the best interactive agencies, designers and creators worldwide. The W³ Awards are sanctioned and judged by the Academy of Interactive and Visual Arts (AIVA), an invitation-only body consisting of top-tier professionals from acclaimed media, interactive, advertising and marketing firms. AIVA members include executives from organizations such as Fast Company, Wired, Disney, Microsoft, Facebook and more.

“These W³ Award wins further emphasize how StarMeUp is on the cutting edge of transforming organizational culture,” said Guibert Englebienne, Globant CTO and co-founder. “For organizations that have employees across cities and even continents, it’s crucial to have a way to build a unified culture, connect the workforce and foster collaboration in innovative ways. StarMeUp creates a way to digitize employee interactions within the organization to enable a cohesive organizational culture no matter where an employee is based.”

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Since its launch, the SMU app has expanded to include a full operating suite, StarMeUp OS, that includes other applications aimed to humanize organizations with technology, by strengthening internal culture, professional growth and company health. Additional applications within the suite, such as BetterMe and BeThere, enable employees to provide candid, private performance feedback, or share pictures of important events and special moments in a media stream. The expansion of SMU has further equipped organizations to better support employees and strengthen the fabric of company culture.

“We’re humbled and thrilled to receive this recognition on a global stage,” added Englebienne. “Our team at Globant set out to create an application that would add direct value to an organization through an inventive idea, and it’s exciting to see that effort recognized. But most of all, it’s rewarding to see StarMeUp enact actual change within the organizations that use it. We’re excited to continue to build out these offerings and set our organization, as well as our clients’ organizations, up for success.”

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