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What does it take to win Dubai’s new Dubai-it Award?

Dubai: The first ‘Dubai-it’ Award will open nominations on August 10, seeking to recognise individuals, projects, companies and organisations that have turned ambitious ideas into measurable results through speed, excellence and effective execution. Nominations for the inaugural award will remain open until September 10, with achievements, projects, initiatives and transformations delivered over…

What does it take to win Dubai’s new Dubai-it Award?

Dubai’s inaugural "Dubai-it" Award opens nominations on August 10, aiming to honor individuals, projects, companies and organizations that have transformed ambitious concepts into tangible results through speed, excellence and effective execution. The award, launched by Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, seeks to embody the "Dubai-it" philosophy of turning bold ideas into reality within record time.

Nominations, open until September 10, can be submitted for achievements, projects, initiatives and transformations that occurred over the past four years. Judges will evaluate potential nominees based on the core definition of "Dubai-it": achieving something extraordinary with excellence in record time. This includes assessing the scale and significance of an achievement, the quality and speed of execution, and how closely it aligns with Dubai’s work philosophy.

Applicants must provide details of the achievement, challenges faced, steps taken to deliver it, the results achieved, and its impact on various stakeholders. Supporting evidence such as performance indicators, figures, reports, and media material are also required. The award will operate on an annual cycle, with nominations and evaluations conducted from September to May.

The inaugural edition will consider achievements from the past four years, while subsequent editions will focus on the previous 24 months.

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