Celebrate your IT excellence and stand out from the crowd at the UK IT Industry Awards 2012 - the benchmark for outstanding performance throughout the UK computer industry.

The awards focus on the contribution of individuals, projects, organisations and technologies that have excelled in the use, development and deployment of IT in the past 12 months.

Our 23 categories present the perfect opportunity for the UK IT industry to highlight their successes and achievements over the past year.

Winning one of these prestigious awards from BCS, The Chartered Institute for IT and Computing can be a major boost for your company’s profile and business opportunities.

With the UK IT Awards 2012 now open for entries, one of last year's winners, Egress Software, talks about the event and what the achievement has meant for the business. Tony Pepper, CEO of Egress, saw his entry win the award for security innovation in 2011, and has seen increased visibility for his firm since the victory.

Put your company in the spotlight for 2012.

Enter today at: www.ukitindustryawards.co.uk

Entry deadline: Friday 6 July 2012, 5.00pm

 
Last year's Awards

Our 2011 UK IT Industry Awards attracted entries from organisations both large and small, with the winners announced at a spectacular awards dinner hosted by Alexander Armstrong at the Battersea Park Events Arena.

The event was the culmination of many months of work and involved over 200 entries, 49 judges and 23 categories. The result was 23 winners and 44 medallists.

View more photos from the 2011 Awards

View a full list of 2011 past winners and medallists

 
Computer Aid International

As last year's Awards dinner we raised £8,058 for our Computer Aid International, our chosen charity. This donation has now enabled Computer Aid International to refurbish and ship 113 computers to schools in Kenya; enough to equip six schools with IT labs. These computers have been distributed by the charity's longstanding partners Computers for Schools Kenya (CFSK), who provide both the technical support and training to the schools.

Read the case study to find out more about the project