From entries to excellence: How to improve submission quality this year by Lindsay Nash | Apr 21, 2026 | ArticlesImproving award submission quality means a combination of fixes, including clear expectations, thoughtful form design, aligned judging criteria and consistent feedback. Each element reinforces the others.
SOC 2 certification: Why the best SaaS platforms don’t write their own report card by Guest Contributor | Apr 14, 2026 | ArticlesAny platform can say it takes security seriously. SOC 2 certification means a reputable independent auditor checks months’ worth of evidence to see that it’s actually true.
How to organise your awards entries for easier judging by Bright Ewuru | Apr 10, 2026 | ArticlesThe success and reputation of your awards program can rely on many different aspects of your program, but especially on the end results. The judging process is incredibly important. Here’s how to organise your entries to make it easier for your judges.
From subjectivity to structure: Building fair competition judging criteria for creative events by Katia Ernst | Apr 7, 2026 | ArticlesWhat is “good art”? Why do some paintings, dances or pieces of music appeal to us more than others? And isn’t it all just a matter of taste in the end?
Before you upload that document: A guide to AI privacy by Lindsay Nash | Mar 31, 2026 | ArticlesAI and data privacy don’t have to exist in opposition. With the right platform choices and clear internal governance, you can use AI to work more efficiently while maintaining the integrity and the trust that makes recognition programs meaningful.
Data sovereignty and AI: What modern awards programs need to know by Katia Ernst | Mar 25, 2026 | ArticlesDigital award programs today are global, data-driven and increasingly supported by AI. As a result, data sovereignty has become an essential part of professional, modern awards management.