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Top in Tech Innovation Awards 2022 is back to honor innovators and businesses in digital technology

ANIS ZALANI
By ANIS ZALANI
28 Sep 2022 10:46am
Top in Tech Innovation Awards 2022
Top in Tech Innovation Awards 2022

SHAH ALAM - The Top in Tech Innovation Awards organised by Malaysiakini and Digital News Asia (DNA) is open for submissions from now until Nov 15 with no fees incurred for participation.

The award recognises leaders who have done an impeccable job leveraging technology and innovation during these trying times, and it is viewed as one of the steps empowering the rapidly growing technological ecosystem.

Among the prizes offered for the winners are the Top In Tech Innovation Awards 2022 Category Trophy, Winners’ Ad Grants by Malaysiakini & Digital News Asia worth up to RM30,000, Cash Prize for the Young Innovator of the Year as well as the access to programmes offered by Malaysia Digital Economy Corporation (MDEC).

As for the Innovator of the Year category, it is open to Malaysian individuals nationwide.

Meanwhile, the young Innovator of the Year category is open to Malaysian students currently in Secondary/Tertiary institutions nationwide.

Every entry is submitted through the online Entry Form available on the website and must be submitted by the stated deadline in video and document format.

The submissions for the awards are open to Malaysian companies and Malaysian based companies. Shortlisted participants are required to present their innovation or services to the respective category judging panel followed by a Q&A session.

The winner of the Innovator of the Year award 2021 was bagged by MyKSSR founder Muhammad Haris Harun, Best Brick and Mortar Adoption award was won by Skynet Worldwide and the Most Impactful Academia-Industry Collaboration was won by Forward School.

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Sinar Daily is a media partner of this award thus stay tuned to get more updates and information on the awards,

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