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DataIQ Awards Categories

The DataIQ Awards honours both companies and individuals that have demonstrated excellence in the data industry over the past 12 months. Now in its 10th year, we have 25 awards across five focus areas recognising great work, people and teams.

Headline Partner

Data for good champion

Who it’s for: An individual who is tireless in advocating the use of data for social, environmental or health-oriented projects.

How to win it: Alongside the profit motive, organisations are increasingly focused on how they can be of benefit to the broader world. To make this happen requires a champion who ceaselessly argues for social goals, identifies resources that can be applied to them and leads from the front to make sure good things happen through the use of data and analytics.

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Sustainability and environmental data award

Who it’s for: Any data initiative that has a positive environmental objective or impact

How to win it: Data can be applied to a wide range of environmental goals, from optimising logistics with the aim of reducing carbon footprints to sustainable energy management, from resource consumption modelling to mapping climate change. The winner will be able to demonstrate a clear data-driven activity that is genuinely beneficial for the planet.

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Data for society

Who it’s for: Any data initiative aimed at improving the quality of life for groups or society

How to win it: The judges will be looking for evidence that a programme has used data to drive up key societal indicators, from poverty or educational attainment to access to resources and sustainability. Through the use of data and analytics, the winner will have identified transformative actions that have been delivered (or are planned) with positive societal outcomes at their heart.

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Data for health and wellbeing

Who it’s for: Examples of data-driven solutions with a focus on improving any aspect of personal health, physical or mental.

How to win it: One of the biggest use cases for leading-edge data and analytics is around health from fitness tracking and self-optimisation using wearables through to mental health, right up to personalised medicine and treatment. The judges will be looking for innovative and deliverable solutions that are supporting health in any aspect.

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Best use of data for not-for-profit or non-commercial purposes

Who’s it for: A data-driven activity that targets societal or economic outcomes, rather than profit.

How to win it: Not all data practices are intended to generate revenue - many are focused on changing behaviours, providing evidence of critical issues, or shifting policy. The judges are looking for activity that has used data for charitable, governmental or societal purposes rather than for business.

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