National Best Quality Software Awards 2007

The National Best Quality Software Awards (NBQSA) competition is an annual event organised by the British Computer Society Sri Lanka (BCSSL) Section.

The competition serves to showcase and benchmark Sri Lankan ICT products, which fulfils a much needed requirement of the software industry in this highly competitive globalised economic structure.

The competition has been conduced by the BCS Sri Lanka Section since 1998 to recognise and honour significant technological developments in the software industry.

The objectives of the NBQSA competition are to provide recognition to outstanding achievements of individuals and organisation in Sri Lanka who/which have contributed to the development of ICT., to create a window to gain international recognition for locally developed ICT products and to improve standards and the quality of local ICT products and services to be able to compete in the international marketplace.

Since 2003 the NBQSA has been tied-up with International Awards programmes such as the Asia Pacific ICT Awards (APICTA), and the World Information Technology Summit (WITSA) Awards.

This year the NBQSA 2007 competition will cover 15 categories of ICT products and projects. The competition for 14 commercial categories and the Tertiary Student Project category make up the category list.

The commercial category competition is open to any Sri Lankan organisation, group or individual which/who has/have developed ICT products within Sri Lanka. The tertiary category is open to students from Sri Lankan Tertiary Education Institutions.

The judges for the competition have been selected based on their knowledge of ICT and expertise in the fields they are judging.

Each Award Category will be judged by a separate Panel of Judges. Gold, Silver and Bronze awards will be presented in each category if the entries meet required standards.