The Technology Leader of the Year should be able to showcase outstanding success in the field of AI, IoT, or Quantum Computing by demonstrating innovation and leadership.
This globally recognised award last year saw entries from the likes of AWS, CognitiveScale, Qualcomm Technologies and more, and competition is sure to be strong this year as AI, IoT and quantum computing use cases continue to skyrocket, and pioneers of the space continue to innovate and improve AI processes across the globe.
Why Enter?
Achieve industry-wide recognition, boost your company profile, and showcase your brand and products.
The Applied Intelligence Awards is a benchmark for industry excellence.
Run in a collaboration with three great publications; IoT World Today, AI Business and Enter Quantum, even making the shortlist provides global exposure to you or your projects.
Those on the shortlist will also receive complimentary tickets to Applied Intelligence Live! this September, so you can soak up the knowledge, network, and then join the rest of the shortlist for celebratory drinks.
The winners will be announced at Applied Intelligence Live! and will receive trophies, bragging rights and an exclusive interview with our Editorial team.
Dev Singh is responsible for leading and managing the robotics and intelligent machines within Qualcomm Technologies’ IoT business unit.
As robotics, drone, and intelligent machine lead, Dev has overseen countless launches of world-changing, next-generation technology, including the Qualcomm Flight Platform, which powered the Mars Perseverance rover and the Ingenuity helicopter on the first-ever Mars flight.
While the platform was not originally developed for space travel, it had the high power and unique features that NASA/JPL required, including powerful autonomous operation features, making it the best choice to tackle challenges of this historic flight.
Nominations for Technology Leader of the Year can be for any individual who has been active in the technology industry in the last 12 months.
Please provide a brief (up to 200 words) summary of why you believe this individual should win, as well as details of any projects they’ve been a part of which would reinforce that statement.
If you are nominating someone else, please provide their details, rather than your own.
Please also note that multiple nominations of the same individual will not increase their chance of making the shortlist and may even result in their disqualification
Can I nominate multiple people/projects from the same business?
Yes, providing each nomination is unique this is fine. What we do not allow is duplicate nominations (same name, same reasoning multiple times) – this will not give you more chance at being shortlisted and may results in the nomination being disqualified.
