A new product from Solutions Afoot is in the running for special recognition from the Triad Business Journal, a prestigious publication in the Piedmont Triad of North Carolina. Sherlock CRM (Customer Relationship Management) provides a dynamic dashboard that works closely with companies to meet their precise requirements rather than a generic dashboard setup and includes API connections to more than 2,000 cloud-based applications, among them Oracle, SAP, and NetSuite.

The competition, "Triad Inno Madness 2022," is meant to bring the innovation, tech, and startup communities in the Triad together for what the Business Journal describes as "some healthy competition... bracket style!" A team at the Business Journal will assemble brackets, focusing on private, fast-growing, and tech-enabled local businesses.

"In March, we'll reveal the bracket, and companies will go head-to-head throughout several rounds," according to the Business Journal. The publication's readers will vote to decide who moves on from each matchup, and Business Journal staff will monitor the votes to avoid any fraudulent activity or ballot box-stuffing. "Every week, well post the updated bracket and voting will begin again. In the end, we'll announce our annual Inno Madness winner."

Companies participating in the brackets must be based in the Triad region, which includes Alamance, Caswell, Davidson, Davie, Forsyth (where Solutions Afoot is based), Guilford, Montgomery, and Randolph, Rockingham, Stokes, Surry, and Yadkin counties.

Triad Business Journal is part of American City Business Journals Inc., a Charlotte, N.C.-based publisher that publishes business news in 44 markets around the United States.