Judging Committee
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Dr Omar Bin Sulaiman
Dubai Internet City |
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Ibrahim Al Hashemi
Dubai World Trade Centre |
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Salem Al Shaer
Dubai E-Government |
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Gilbert Lacroix
Intel |
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Steve Lockie
Tech Data |
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Ali Baghdadi
Aptec |
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Mohammed Kateeb
Microsoft |
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Farid Metwaly
IBM |
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Joseph Hanania
Hewlett Packard |
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Michael Collins
Dell |
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Husam Dajani
Oracle |
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Walid Akawi
Arabian Business Magazine |
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Hassan Abdul Rahmann
Arabian Business Magazine |
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Awards Criteria
The following criteria have been devised by the Judging Committee to
decide who should receive the award.
eEntrepreneur
The eEntepreneur of the Year Award will be presented to an individual
who has built or financed building an Internet based business with focus
on the following most important factors:
1. Originality of the idea
2. Service to the community
3. Sustainable Business Model
4. Success in managing the business
eInitiative
The eInitiative of the Year Award will be presented to an individual (or
individuals) responsible for developing and implementing an innovative
idea or concept for business or government that has significantly enhanced
the "modus operandi" of the organisation and its relationship
with clients, other organisations or departments.
eBusinessman
The eBusinessman of the Year Award will be presented to an individual
who as CEO of a (bricks and mortar) trading company has taken significant
initiatives in transforming their business by using technology to streamline
and improve their business processes and to increase and reach their clients
and suppliers through the Internet.
eVisionary
The E-Visionary Award will be presented to an individual who has made
a significant contribution to the "e-volutionisation" of the
Middle East's public or private sector. Individuals who embrace e-technology
to improve their work processes deserve to be recognised and encouraged
to continue sharing their innovative and enterprising ideas, and this
Award is intended to do just that.
Whether it is in the field of business administration, education, manufacturing,
the retail sector or any other sphere, every step towards expanding accessibility
through the Internet is worthy of consideration. This Award will recognise
the efforts on one such individual, whose ideas and work in the e-realm
have had, or will have, a significant impact on the way we conduct our
activities and interactions in the future.
Young eAchiever
No criteria was set for this Award other than that the winner should be
under 25 years of age on October 17th 2002.
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