Reason for the Awards

Everyone talks about partnership and achieving a ‘win: win’ situation, when working with other organisations to deliver it services or projects. Very few really achieve such an objective. Whether working in the private or public sector, with suppliers or in collaboration with others; the reality is working with partners is often the norm rather than the exception. What then are the ingredients for making partnerships a success both for those parties involved and for the project as a whole? 

Award Criteria

The judges will be looking for:

• The submission which demonstrates how a partnership approach has successfully delivered for all involved, and the lessons learned which have built confidence in this approach and which will be applied in the future.

Award Information

Note maximum word count

1. Describe why this project was tackled as a partnership. (200 words)
2. Describe the process to identify and select a partner. What were your key criteria and why? (500 words)
3. Describe the problems encountered and how they were overcome. What governance and communication processes were put in place? (750 words)
4. What made this a great partnership result for both parties? (Include attributed quotes from both parties). (750 words)
5. What benefits and value has the project delivered to your business and IT? (500 words)
6. Describe the business and IT perceptions of partnership that existed before and after the project. . (200 words)
7. Why should this project win this award? (200 words)

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