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The GITEX TECHNOLOGY WEEK 2008 closed its last days with a number of challenges and competitions, the most generous in the history of the most prestigious technical event in the region, with a total prize pool of 1 million AED distributed over five competitions.
Spike won the first GITEX Supernova Glings Challenge at the GITEX Future Stars event and was awarded the $ 100,000 Grand Challenge Award and the "Best Innovative Global Entrepreneur" award. "The prize money will be invested in a major marketing campaign to expand the company's business, consolidate its position and seek partnerships," said Ziad Alamah, founder of Spike. "Our goal is to reach the whole world".
On the third day of the GITEX Future Stars event, the Innovation Challenge Cup, sponsored by the Mohammed Bin Rashid Space Center, aims to showcase the best emerging space companies. The Singapore-based space company Equatorial Space won the title for its hybrid engine project. , Which aims to provide effective launch services worldwide to nanosatellite operators and has received a $ 60,000 prize from the top emerging space technology companies, as well as the opportunity to sign a memorandum of understanding with the Space Center Mohammed Bin Rashid and the Emirates Space Agency Not for the opportunity to cooperate in the future of the space adopted by the projects of the Government of UAE.
GITEX organized the DTCM challenge launch of Dubai's Department of Tourism Marketing and Trade, which aimed to revitalize the emerging business world and explore technologies that will help develop tourism experiences in Dubai. The winners were announced in four categories of challenges. "Dahup" won the "Digital System Challenge" prize, and Cape A On Pool, a specialist in digital space graphics, won the "Enhanced Reality Reality Challenge" award. Merrimium, a specialist in behavioral modeling analysis, won the Qin Block Technology Challenge, and finally Voyon, who introduced a system that effectively integrated customer data and won the challenge of artificial intelligence.
The Accenture Innovation Awards were also featured in their second edition. This offer was proposed by Nabateh, which introduced a smart healthcare application that allows women to manage their health situation in a way that combines traditional technologies with advanced technologies. The company won the award, a fully paid trip to visit Silicon Valley. The company has also won the Artificial Intelligence Award, which will allow them to participate in the "Future Now" program organized by "Etisalat Digital".
On the second day of GITEX for future stars, startups have invited the King's College of Healthcare to offer solutions to improve the patients' experience and their ability to communicate. The award was given to Spike, who once again stepped onto the podium in a week, Entering an Incubator for Start-Up Companies proposed by the College at its London headquarters.
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