PriceCheck names finalists for Tech & E-Commerce Awards
“From start to finish, including the way in which the categories are defined, the votes counted, and the judges selected, the Awards offer up a uniquely unbiased and credible snapshot of what local etailers are up to,” says Kevin Tucker, founder and CEO, PriceCheck. “Our goal is to draw attention to the advances that individuals are making in what remains a challenging sector, both in South Africa and abroad.”
Finalists
Best Fintech Platform
Yoco
Zoona
wiGroup
Best Payment Service
SnapScan
Zapper
Peach Payments
Best Mobile Shopping Experience
Spree
Takealot
Zando
Best Overall Shopping Experience
Zando
Yuppiechef
Woolworths
Best Travel Booking Service
Kulula
Travelstart
SafariNow
Best On-Demand Service
WumDrop
Uber
SweepSouth
Best Online Financial Services Platform
Capitec
ABSA
FNB
Best Small Online Business
Domestly
Funky Tights
Nifty250
Best Online Classified Platform
OLX
Bidorbuy
Gumtree
Best Marketplace Platform
FlipSell
Bidorbuy
Takealot
Best Delivery / Logistics Provider
WumDrop
FedEx
DHL
Best Customer Service
Yuppiechef
Takealot
Zando
Best Black Tech / E-Commerce Entrepreneur<
Livestock Wealth
SweepSouth
Best Female Tech / E-Commerce Entrepreneur
SweepSouth
Faithful to Nature
Employer of the Year
EOH
OneDayOnly
We Are Monsters
People’s Choice Award
Takealot
SnapScan
Uber
Overall Winner
Domestly
Groupon
Takealot
Judges
This year the awards have drawn a heavy-hitting list of judges, who bring with them diverse backgrounds, authority and experience across the technology, business, digital, marketing and commerce spheres. The seven judges are Alastair Tempest, Lianne du Toit, Matthew Buckland, Geoff Cohen, Lynette Hundermark, Toby Shapshak and Dirk Henke.
“All of the selected judges present a unique perspective of the industry and an independent point of view. We are thrilled to have such influential and credible personalities on board this year and look forward to seeing just how our local e-commerce entrepreneurs and innovators are faring in this fast-growing sector,” concludes Tucker.