How the TechAwards Nomination Process Functions

By inviting the public to submit nominations, the TechAward Committee is assured of discovering the best business-related technology practices and best technology education processes being accomplished in Bermuda today.

Nominations are sought for four specific categories

1. Innovation of the Year - International Market
2. Innovation of the Year - Local Market
3. Mobile Application of the Year, and
4. Most Innovative Youth Project or Youth Program

Nominations Timeline

The Nominating process will run on www.techawards.bm from the 25th of August to the 18th of September 2020.

Nominations submitted after 12:00 (midnight) of 18th of September will not be eligible.

Judge's interviews will take place on the Week of September 21st. Nominees will be notified of the place of finish on September 25th. 

TechAwards will be presented on Friday, October 14th as a part of Bermuda Tech Week, www.bermudatechweek.bm 

How to place your nominations

Nominations for the 4 specific categories are submitted by the TechAward Committee to a panel of distinguished judges who evaluate each nominee and select the top five entries in each category for recognition.

Select the category for which you are nominating your candidate. Fill in all the boxes next to each question. Enter the security code and SUBMIT.

All nominations will be acknowledged by an email to the entity submitting the nomination.

All TechAward Nominations must be made through the TechAwards Website (www.techawards.bm). The TechAwards Committee does not accept entries received by mail or by other means. No member of the TechAwards Committee, nor anyone associated with, or contracted by, may be held responsible for incomplete entries, technical difficulties, or entries that are not received by the deadline posted on the TechAwards Website.

All entries are screened by the TechAwards Committee to assure they meet all qualifications of the criteria. Once approved they are passes on to the Judge's Panel. 

Judging Criteria

The judges will be looking for four factors:

1. is it a new concept in the marketplace,
2. does it have an innovative design or innovative use of technology,
3. what is the level of sophistication, does it have the "wow factor", and finally,
4. does it have a significant Bermuda factor?  

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