Submitted entries must be an original work of the company (or group), and must not be involved in any intellectual property dispute. The Organizing Committee is not responsible for any copyright or intellectual property dispute related to any entry.

The judging panel of the award program will be concerned with the quality of the submitted work and will not involve in any legal issue related to the work. The Organizing Committee reserves the right to disqualify any work in the event of intellectual property disputes.

If an awardee’s work is found to have intellectual property rights issues, the Organizing Committee reserves the right to rescind the award and recall the certificate and trophy related to the award.

The organizer reserves to right to claim compensation from any participant of the award program for any loss due to intellectual property rights dispute in the participant’s entry. Such loss may include but is not limited to financial loss, reputation loss, legal fees, indemnity and verification fees.

The Organizing Committee reserves the right to reject any work that is deemed offensive to any culture, ethnic groups or moral standards or not in compliance with the requirements of the competition. The organizer has the right to exhibit, publish, promote and store the entries.

Upon submitting an entry, participants agree to the terms and conditions as stated above. The Organizing Committee has the right to the final interpretation of the rules of the competition.

To ensure evaluation integrity, the Organizing Committee recommends that all entries must include an accurate description of the sources of data, including:
　Third-party data (name of the third party is required)
　The company's customer-related data, with customers’ expressed permission if applicable
　The company's own data

When presenting sensitive data, participants are advised to provide indicative numbers, such as percentages or indexed figures, and avoid disclosing actual figures.