The winner of the
2010 Data Quality Asia Pacific Award:

Accor Hospitality
Christopher King, Corporate Information Manager

The International Association for Information and Data Quality and the DQ Asia Pacific Team would like to congratulate Chris King and the Accor Hospitality for their acheivement and participation in this year's event.

We would also like to commend and congratulate our runner up Tatiana Stebakova and the National E-Health Transition Authority (NEHTA) for their contribution to the Data Quality Asia Pacific award, and the outstanding commitment and contribution that they have made to the field of Data Quality.

Last but not least, thankyou to all those organisations who put forward their DQ projects and initiatives for this year's Data Quality Asia Pacific Award. The IAIDQ and the DQ Asia Pacific team recognise the hard work and dedication put towards their projects and initiatives and are confident of the positive contributions that these organisations will make to the future of Data Quality practices.

Would you like to participate in 2011?
All companies that are not vendors or service providers are eligible and encouraged to apply including:
Large, medium, public or private

Although vendors and service providers are not eligible, we encourage them to assist their customers in submitting an application.

Stay tuned to this space for more details on how to register
as a candidate for the award.

If you have any further suggestions or questions regarding the award and or judging criteria, contact Ark Group Australia on
aga@arkgroupasia.com or call +61 1300 550 662

March 2010

After recieving an overwhelming response to submissions for the award, IAIDQ have selected two finalists who will be presenting their project case studies on Day One of DQ Asia Pacific.

The finalists for the this year's Data Quality Asia Pacific Award are:

Accor Hospitality
Christopher King, Corporate Information Manager


National E-Health Transition Authority (NEHTA)
Tatiana Stebakova, Manager Information and Standards Unique Healthcare Identifier Program

For a full outline of our finalist's presentations, please download the preview of the DQ Asia Pacific Showguide

January 2010

Entry Details 2010
(Please note, submissions for the DQ APAC Award are now closed)

Download: Data Quality APAC Award Guideline

We are excited to announce the first DQ Asia Pacific Award. We want to bring to the forefront the pinnacle of data quality within our region.

The winner will be announced at the DQ Asia Pacific: From Geek to Chic, 19 -21 April 2010 in Sydney, Australia.

How are the awards judged?
Candidates are nominated for the award on the basis of project innovation and a set of data quality principles developed by the International Association for Information and Data Quality (IAIDQ).

A team of IAIDQ panelists and chosen experts in the field of DQ will evaluate and rate each applicant based on how they demonstrate and achieved the goals within the DQ area.

Two finalists will be selected and subsequently required to present their case study at DQ Asia Pacific. If you do make final two - congratulations, but you also need to agree to present your presentation at the event.

Delegates will vote and the winner will be announced on Day Two of DQ Asia Pacific: From Geek to Chic