The Product Awards
The five product award categories are open to products available in Australia including business to business (B2B), business to government (B2G), government to business (G2B), government to citizen (G2C), business to consumer (B2C).
Eligibility includes tangible and intangible products grouped into the following main types:
> Manufactured Goods, Devices & Equipment
> Services, Programs, Projects & Activities
> Information & Knowledge
> Software, Platforms & Systems
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The Australian Business Award for Product Excellence recognises market-leading products that demonstrate overall product superiority offering a point of difference from their competitors. |
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The Australian Business Award for Product Innovation recognises products that introduce a new idea, method, technology, process or application of commercial significance and/or benefit to the marketplace. | |
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The Australian Business Award for Product Value recognises products that deliver outstanding value offering a point of difference from their competitors. | |
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The Australian Business Award for Product Design recognises products that demonstrate design of the highest quality, form and function offering a point of difference from their competitors. | |
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The Australian Business Award for Best New Product recognises exciting new products recently launched to market offering a point of difference from their competitors. Products entered in this category must have been launched on to the Australian market after 1st January 2011 to be eligible. |
Product Classifications
The assessment methodology segments products into one or more of the following product classifications indicated below.
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Key Dates
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> Register to participate in the 2012 Awards > Entry deadline is 30 March 2012 > Winners announced 3 July 2012 |
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