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ASIA PACIFIC ICT AWARDS Dewan Amar Pahlawan Ministry of Communications 7th June 2003

ASIA PACIFIC ICT AWARDS Dewan Amar Pahlawan Ministry of Communications 7th June 2003. APICTA. INTERNATIONAL LEVEL AWARDS TO RECOGNISE INNOVATIVENESS & CREATIVITY WITHIN THE (ICT) INDUSTRY IN THE ASIA PACIFIC REGION. OBJECTIVES of APICTA.

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ASIA PACIFIC ICT AWARDS Dewan Amar Pahlawan Ministry of Communications 7th June 2003

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  1. ASIA PACIFIC ICT AWARDS Dewan Amar Pahlawan Ministry of Communications 7th June 2003

  2. APICTA INTERNATIONAL LEVEL AWARDS TO RECOGNISE INNOVATIVENESS & CREATIVITY WITHIN THE (ICT) INDUSTRY IN THE ASIA PACIFIC REGION

  3. OBJECTIVES of APICTA • To encourage innovation in individuals and SMEs in the ICT Industry • To provide a platform for innovators, entrepreneurs and companies in ICT to benchmark their products with each other • To provide a platform to identify,recognise, and showcase to the world, ICT innovations and innovators from the Asia Pacific region • To provide opportunities forSMEs tofurther develop & growthrough exposure to the world market and investors

  4. BENEFITS of APICTA • Narrow Digital Divide amongst ASEAN countries • Enhance community awareness and industry development • Benchmarking and business alliances • Creating a bigger pool of knowledge workers • Identify and stimulate innovation and creativity throughout the region

  5. APICTA 2002 Participating Countries - 11 • Australia • Brunei • Hong Kong • Indonesia • Korea • Malaysia • Macau (new) • Myanmar • Singapore (new) • Thailand • Vietnam (Philippines absent)

  6. APICTA 2002 – Number of Nominations by Country Total Nominations = 89

  7. APICTA – Number of Nominations by Country

  8. APICTA 2002 – Number of Nominations by Award Category

  9. APICTA – Number of Nominations by Award Category

  10. APICTA 2002 – Award Categories & Winners Award Category WinnerMerit    o Business ApplicationsHong Kong o  Communications Applications Australia Australia    o Education & TrainingAustralia    o E- CommerceHong KongAustralia    o  E-Government & Services Hong KongMalaysia    o Entertainment Applications Vietnam o Health Hong Kong o Industrial Applications MalaysiaIndonesia o Research & DevelopmentIndonesia o Security Korea o Tourism Malaysia Indonesia oStudent Projects: i) Tertiary Australia Malaysia ii) Primary & Secondary MalaysiaAustralia

  11. APICTA 2002 – Special Mentions BruneiEducation & Training MacauEducation & Training MyanmarStudent Projects - Tertiary SingaporeBusiness Applications ThailandE-Commerce Australia Student Projects - Primary/Secondary

  12. APICTA 2002 Judging Criteria & Weightage All Award Categories except R&D and Student Projects • Uniqueness 30% • Innovation 20% • Quality 20% • Potential 20% • Presentation 10% Research & Development Award Category • Uniqueness 35% • Innovation 30% • Potential 25% • Presentation 10% Student Projects Award Category Tertiary Students Primary & Secondary Students • Uniqueness 25% 20% • Innovation 25% 20% • Quality 20% 30% • Presentation 20% 20% • Content / Complexity 10% 10%

  13. APICTA 2002 Judging Process Judging: - Max.of 3 judges from each country representing * Academia * Government * Industry - Final judging at Expo - Judging Panel for each Category - Judges selected Award Category they wanted to judge in - Winner is the nomination with the highest averaged weighted score - Merit given at discretion AND within 5% of Winner’s score - Special Mentions to nomination with highest score for non-winning countries

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