This category recognises organisations that have successfully developed customer insight in an innovative way thereby delivering a clear business impact . This includes projects that use analytics and data-driven approaches to gain insight into customer behaviour and/or preferences.
The following criteria will be used by our judging panel to assess applications:
Applicants should submit a document, containing details of your entry, no longer than 1000 words in length.
Recognising achievement in the use of a progressive, analytics-based approach to solve a business challenge or to create new business opportunities. This innovative approach can be people, business or technology based that has analytics at its core.
The following criteria will be used by our judging panel to assess applications:
Applicants should submit a document, containing details of your entry, no longer than 1000 words in length.
Artificial Intelligence has proven itself in successfully improving business outcome. This award recognises an organisation that has implemented an AI solution to improve business or organisational performance.
The following criteria will be used by our judging panel to assess applications:
Applicants should submit a document, containing details of your entry, no longer than 1000 words in length.
This award recognises achievement in an organisations implementation of data and analytics to boost business outcomes and demonstrates how analytics has added real business value to the organisation.
The following criteria will be used by our judging panel to assess applications:
Applicants should submit a document, containing details of your entry, no longer than 1000 words in length.
Recognising excellence in analytics within the Public Sector and the contribution analytics makes to Irish life and society. This award category focuses on analytics projects that have helped transform or progress functions within state, semi state or local government organisations in the interest of citizens.
The impact on society can stem from new analytical technology itself or from the innovative ways analytics is being leveraged.
The following criteria will be used by our judging panel to assess applications:
Applicants should submit a document, containing details of your entry, no longer than 1000 words in length.
Applying analytics technology to augment, improve, or automate human decision-making for better business and customer outcomes. This award recognises an organisation that has successfully employed new technology in areas such as IOT, Edge Computing, Machine Learning or RPA.
The following criteria will be used by our judging panel to assess applications:
Applicants should submit a document, containing details of your entry, no longer than 1000 words in length.
Any initiative (recruitment programme, outreach, conference, special interest group, etc) that has at its heart the goal of expanding the diverse profile of practitioners in the data and analytics industry.
This category seeks to recognise initiatives that enhance the diverse environment of workplaces in analytics and foster inclusion for all staff. The Diversity and Inclusion Awards is about ensuring that the workplace environment is one in which staff are valued for their many differences and are not excluded because of them.
The following criteria will be used by our judging panel to assess applications:
Applicants should submit a document, containing details of your entry, no longer than 1000 words in length.
This award will will recognise a Small to Medium Enterprise that has demonstrated both technological innovation and business acumen to succeed in a competitive marketplace.
The following criteria will be used by our judging panel to assess applications:
Applicants should submit a document, containing details of your entry, no longer than 1000 words in length.
We will recognise the impact that teamwork has on performance, focusing on team organisation, clear definition of roles, allocation of tasks, generation and sharing of ideas, team motivation, a culture of support, open communications, problem solving and measurement methods.
The following criteria will be used by our judging panel to assess applications:
Applicants should submit a document, containing details of your entry, no longer than 1000 words in length.
Individuals who have provided leadership both to the data and analytics team and also within their organisation by giving the practice of analytics visibility, status, credibility and sustainability.
An individual cannot nominate themselves in this category. They must be nominated by their team, a team member, their manager or a credible third party that has had direct experience working with the nominee.
The following criteria will be used by our judging panel to assess applications:
Applicants should submit a document, containing details of your entry, no longer than 1000 words in length.
This award celebrates the success of Ireland’s top Analytics Practitioner and acknowledges their individual achievements in this industry.
An individual cannot nominate themselves in this category. They must be nominated by their team, a team member, their manager or a credible third party that has had direct experience working with the nominee.
The following criteria will be used by our judging panel to assess applications:
Applicants should submit a document, containing details of your entry, no longer than 1000 words in length.
The Fellowship Award has been created by the Analytics Institute to provide our profession with a means of recognising the achievements of an individual who has made an outstanding contribution to the Analytics Industry in Ireland and has been a champion for the sector over a period of time.
The winner of the Fellowship Award will become a Fellow of the Analytics Institute of Ireland and will receive a prestigious diploma to certify their status in recognition of their achievements. They will also have a lifetime honorary professional membership of the Analytics Institute.
The following criteria will be used by our judging panel to assess applications:
Applicants should submit a document, containing details of your entry, no longer than 1000 words in length.
This category recognises organisations that have successfully developed customer insight in an innovative way thereby delivering a clear business impact . This includes projects that use analytics and data-driven approaches to gain insight into customer behaviour and/or preferences.
The following criteria will be used by our judging panel to assess applications:
Applicants should submit a document, containing details of your entry, no longer than 1000 words in length.
Recognising achievement in the use of a progressive, analytics-based approach to solve a business challenge or to create new business opportunities. This innovative approach can be people, business or technology based that has analytics at its core.
The following criteria will be used by our judging panel to assess applications:
Applicants should submit a document, containing details of your entry, no longer than 1000 words in length.
Artificial Intelligence has proven itself in successfully improving business outcome. This award recognises an organisation that has implemented an AI solution to improve business or organisational performance.
The following criteria will be used by our judging panel to assess applications:
Applicants should submit a document, containing details of your entry, no longer than 1000 words in length.
This award recognises achievement in an organisations implementation of data and analytics to boost business outcomes and demonstrates how analytics has added real business value to the organisation.
The following criteria will be used by our judging panel to assess applications:
Applicants should submit a document, containing details of your entry, no longer than 1000 words in length.
Recognising excellence in analytics within the Public Sector and the contribution analytics makes to Irish life and society. This award category focuses on analytics projects that have helped transform or progress functions within state, semi state or local government organisations in the interest of citizens.
The impact on society can stem from new analytical technology itself or from the innovative ways analytics is being leveraged.
The following criteria will be used by our judging panel to assess applications:
Applicants should submit a document, containing details of your entry, no longer than 1000 words in length.
Applying analytics technology to augment, improve, or automate human decision-making for better business and customer outcomes. This award recognises an organisation that has successfully employed new technology in areas such as IOT, Edge Computing, Machine Learning or RPA.
The following criteria will be used by our judging panel to assess applications:
Applicants should submit a document, containing details of your entry, no longer than 1000 words in length.
Any initiative that has, at its heart, the goal of expanding the sustainability and efficiency of the data and analytics industry. From green/efficiency programmes, innovations and social sustainability initiatives; this category seeks to recognise initiatives that enhance efficiency in analytics and foster sustainability in the long term.
The following criteria will be used by our judging panel to assess applications:
Applicants should submit a document, containing details of your entry, no longer than 1000 words in length.
Any initiative (recruitment programme, outreach, conference, special interest group, etc) that has at its heart the goal of expanding the diverse profile of practitioners in the data and analytics industry.
This category seeks to recognise initiatives that enhance the diverse environment of workplaces in analytics and foster inclusion for all staff. The Diversity and Inclusion Awards is about ensuring that the workplace environment is one in which staff are valued for their many differences and are not excluded because of them.
The following criteria will be used by our judging panel to assess applications:
Applicants should submit a document, containing details of your entry, no longer than 1000 words in length.
This award recognises an organisation, project or initiative which has utilised data analytics (and/or AI) to the general benefit of society. Social good can include for profit or not for profit initiatives that have had a positive impact on society or have helped to address a social issue to improve the lives of those impacted.
Entries are welcomed from all sectors – public, private and charitable.
The following criteria will be used by our judging panel to assess applications:
Applicants should submit a document, containing details of your entry, no longer than 1000 words in length.
This award will will recognise a Small to Medium Enterprise that has demonstrated both technological innovation and business acumen to succeed in a competitive marketplace.
The following criteria will be used by our judging panel to assess applications:
Applicants should submit a document, containing details of your entry, no longer than 1000 words in length.
We will recognise the impact that teamwork has on performance, focusing on team organisation, clear definition of roles, allocation of tasks, generation and sharing of ideas, team motivation, a culture of support, open communications, problem solving and measurement methods.
The following criteria will be used by our judging panel to assess applications:
Applicants should submit a document, containing details of your entry, no longer than 1000 words in length.
Individuals who have provided leadership both to the data and analytics team and also within their organisation by giving the practice of analytics visibility, status, credibility and sustainability.
An individual cannot nominate themselves in this category. They must be nominated by their team, a team member, their manager or a credible third party that has had direct experience working with the nominee.
The following criteria will be used by our judging panel to assess applications:
Applicants should submit a document, containing details of your entry, no longer than 1000 words in length.
This award celebrates the success of Ireland’s top Analytics Practitioner and acknowledges their individual achievements in this industry.
An individual cannot nominate themselves in this category. They must be nominated by their team, a team member, their manager or a credible third party that has had direct experience working with the nominee.
The following criteria will be used by our judging panel to assess applications:
Applicants should submit a document, containing details of your entry, no longer than 1000 words in length.
This award recognises an organisation which creates and fosters an exceptional working environment for data talent to thrive. This can include a public or private sector organisation which places an emphasis on data talent and encourages professional development to help data professionals to meet their potential.
The following criteria will be used by our judging panel to assess applications:
Applicants should submit a document, containing details of your entry, no longer than 1000 words in length.
The Fellowship Award has been created by the Analytics Institute to provide our profession with a means of recognising the achievements of an individual who has made an outstanding contribution to the Analytics Industry in Ireland and has been a champion for the sector over a period of time.
The winner of the Fellowship Award will become a Fellow of the Analytics Institute of Ireland and will receive a prestigious diploma to certify their status in recognition of their achievements. They will also have a lifetime honorary professional membership of the Analytics Institute.
The following criteria will be used by our judging panel to assess applications:
Applicants should submit a document, containing details of your entry, no longer than 1000 words in length.
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