Digital Enterprise Excellence

Sustained enterprise-wide digital maturity across customer, operations and employee experience — one common recognition, judged within your sector and revenue peer set.

Digital Enterprise Excellence sits inside Organisation Excellence and is evaluated against a peer set drawn from BFSI. Entries are compared like-for-like, so you are only ever measured against organisations of a broadly comparable scale and operating context.

• Self-nomination — the organisation, team or leader entering their own work.
• Internal sponsor — a leader, manager or colleague nominating on behalf of the team that delivered it.
• Partner or agency — a delivery partner may nominate, provided the client organisation is named and the partner's own role is stated clearly.
• Third party — a peer, board member or industry observer may nominate; the secretariat will seek the nominee's confirmation before evaluation.

Entry is free, you may nominate for a maximum of 3 categories, and every nomination is autosaved so you can return to it.

Six steps from start to submission. The two full-submission steps are what most of your time goes into — everything before them takes a couple of minutes.

1. Stage 01

   Category & industry

   Pick the industry lens and the category the jury evaluates against — everything after this is the form itself.

2. Stage 02

   Submission details

   Nominator and organisation details, profile, technology landscape and the transformation narrative.

3. Stage 03

   Proof & evidence

   Priorities, governance, the leadership differentiator and supporting documents.

4. Final

   Review & submit

   Every answer on one page, with jump-to-edit links, before anything is filed.

• Work that is live, at scale, and has produced measurable outcomes within the last 24 months.
• Initiatives with a clear owner, defined scope and independently verifiable results.
• Programmes that have moved beyond pilot into institutional practice.

• Concepts, pilots or intended work that has not yet gone into production.
• Narrative-only submissions with no evidence of adoption or outcome.
• Work substantially delivered by an external agency where the nominee's own contribution is unclear.

• A concise business context — the baseline problem and its stakes.
• Quantitative outcomes (before/after) — ranges and indexed values are acceptable for sensitive metrics.
• 2–3 short internal or external references who can verify the work.
• Optional: architecture summary, adoption metrics, independent audit or press coverage.