The ITAM Review Excellence Awards are back for 2020!
Excellence Awards 2020 – Call for Nominations
I’m delighted to announce the return of our Excellence Awards for 2020.
After a brief hiatus in 2019, allowing us to move the awards ceremony from November to April, the Excellence Awards are back!
Now in our fifth year, The ITAM Review Excellence Awards celebrate the achievements of true pioneers in the ITAM sector.
Our independent industry awards allow us to shine a light on ITAM professionals, teams, service providers, technology vendors, and specialists who are progressing the industry and leading the field in 2020.
Help us showcase ITAM industry excellence and inspire others by submitting an entry for our ITAM Review Excellence Awards. Deadline for submissions has been extended until Saturday 29 February 2020.
Winners will be announced in April 2020. Details to follow soon.
Who should submit a vote in this category? End users nominating themselves, referrals from anyone in the ITAM industry
Scoring Methodology: Economic impact, ability to deliver organisational change, demonstration of a positive ITAM journey, best practice.
Previous winners: Tony Crawley & Gillian Leicester of Synyega (2015), Jochen Hagenlocher, Novartis (2016), Rory Canavan, SAM Charter (2017), George Arezina, Roche (2018)
Who should submit a vote in this category? End users nominating themselves, referrals from anyone in the ITAM industry
Scoring Methodology: Economic impact, organizational change, demonstration of a positive ITAM journey, best practice.
Previous Winners: Crown Commercial Service (UK Central Government) and Synyega (2015), SAM at Roche Program (2016), Google SAM Team (2017), Argos (2018)
Nominations must be submitted via the electronic form below on or before Friday 31.st January 2020
Shortlisted entries are selected based on the QUALITY of submission, not QUANTITY. Voting multiple times for the same person or company will NOT alter the outcome.
Award submissions will be judged by an independent industry panel.
The information shared will be used for judging only and will remain completely confidential – nothing will be published about your submission or details contained within your submission without your explicit approval.
International entrants most welcome (Our 2016 awards received over 200 nominations from 25 countries).
Excellence Awards Criteria
Don’t worry if your ITAM department has not saved hundreds of millions – we are interested in your individual/team’s impact and the journey you have been on.
We are interested in innovation, pioneering technology, techniques and approaches.
We are interested in those practitioners delivering demonstrable ROI and value.
For tool providers and partners, we’re particularly interested in customer satisfaction and successful execution.
Overall, we at the ITAM Review, believe ITAM has a pivotal role in modern IT departments, addressing risk, efficient spend and business intelligence to make faster decisions – any nominations that reflect these strengths being implemented on a permanent basis making a lasting impact will be considered favourably.
If you are thinking about submitting a nomination for the award but need help or have any questions please email support@itassetmanagement.net or use our contact form here: contact us.
Judging Criteria
Innovation – Pioneering technology, techniques or approaches
Award nominations open (October-November-December-January-February)
Award short lists announced (March)
Final interviews and voting by independent industry panel (March)
Final winners announced (April 2020), Gala Dinner details to follow
FAQs
‘What are the costs involved in participating?’ There are no costs involved for participating. Although, there will be a fee to attend the Charity Gala Dinner where the results will be announced.
‘Can we nominate one of our partners?’ Yes
‘What do the winners receive?’ The winners will receive a personalised trophy, a winners logo for promotion and recognition on The ITAM Review.
‘Do we need to attend the gala to win the award?’ No. Although, it would be a shame if you do win and haven’t attended!
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