The full shortlist is available here: www.dataiq.co.uk/events/dataiq-awards-2019?tab=shortlist
This year 63 brands compete for the most coveted award in the industry. Designed to reflect the deep skills, commitment and capabilities of individuals, teams, organisations and solutions. Aligned to the value-driving champions and the challenges they meet, judged by the top tier of practitioners.
David Reed, knowledge and strategy director at DataIQ said, “Judging this year’s entries will have been particularly challenging for our panel of Data Titans – the quality of entries was remarkable. It is clear that practitioners and leaders in this sector have tremendous stories to tell and have also acknowledged the value of getting recognised by winning an award. We are now seeing DataIQ Awards referenced in recruitment ads, internal presentations and even business cases. I expect this shortlist to accelerate the status of our awards even more.”
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