The Lightning Talks from sponsors for the BIAC Connected Communities, Connected Lives

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June 20, 2016
AT&T Excellence Award
Amy Alvarez
Executive Director - International External & Regulatory Affairs
BIAC “Connected Communities, Connected Lives” Hackathon
Cancun, Mexico

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Guidelines
Best Use of AT&T M2X API: US $2,000 cash prize and up to
4 Nanodegree Scholarships from AT&T and Udacity.
You must use AT&T M2X to be eligible for this Excellence
Award.
1. Prize

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AT&T M2X provides time-series data
storage, device management, message
brokering, event triggering, alarming, geo-
fencing, and data visualization for your
industrial Internet of Things (IOT) products
and services.
M2X is great for bringing lots of data
together in one place so you can take action
on it.

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Guidelines
• Ability to clearly articulate what your app does
• Originality of idea
• Technically challenging or innovative
• Use of AT&T M2X API
2. Judging Criteria

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Guidelines
• Quick Start Guide: https://m2x.att.com/developer/get-started
• M2X Tutorials: https://m2x.att.com/developer/tutorials
• M2X Sample Apps: https://m2x.att.com/developer/sample-code
• M2X API Documentation:
https://m2x.att.com/developer/documentation/v2/overview
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3. Online Resources

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Guidelines
• AT&T Sponsor Table
• Technical Mentors
- Noel Portugal
4. Onsite Resources
- Osvaldo Villagrana

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9. Hackathon Connected Communities, Connected Lives

11. Disney Excellence Award
Cultural Heritage
Smart Cities
Social Inclusion
Entrepreneurship
Best App for
Children Well Being
Well Being
Dimensions Excellence Award

12. Children Well-being
Education
Housing &
Environment
Health
Risk
behaviors
Well-being
Dimensions
Material
well-being

13. Disney Excellence Award
How can your app
improve children
well-being?

14. Disney Excellence Award
Cash award: USD 2,000 to further develop the App
6-month membership at Acámica, to take online courses of
your choice
A certified online training of your choice certified by EDX.org
and led by highly renowned universities
Robotics kit

15. Disney Excellence Award
Mentors & Jury:
• Gerardo Altamirano: Director, Publishing and Disney Interactive, TWDC Mexico
• Miguel Macías: Child Protection Officer at Save the Children Mexico
• Mariela Reiman: Director, Asociación Civil Chicos.net
• Belén Urbaneja: Director Corporate Citizenship and Brand Management, TWDC Latam

16. Children Well Being
Prepare yourself to be challenged, excited and inspired.
May the best app win!

18. BIAC Hackathon
Excellence Award
+Nicolas Bortolotti
@nickbortolotti

19. ● Excellence Award
● What technology teams need to include in
their projects to be eligible
● Where to find technology resources online
● Where to find help on-site
● How the Excellency Award will be judged

20. Excellency Award
Up to 5 Vouchers for the Android
Developer Nanodegree at Udacity
Average cost $199/month [6-12
months in general average of time to
finish the study plan]

21. What technology teams need to include in their
projects to be eligible
Android [develop best practices]
Cloud Platform [scaling]
Firebase [Mobile backend solutions]
Web [progressive mobile apps]

22. Where to find technology resources online
Google Developers Site [https://developers.google.com/]
Developers Android Site [https://developer.android.com/index.html]
Cloud Developers Site [https://cloud.google.com/]
Firebase Site [https://firebase.google.com/]
YouTube Channel - Official Blog - Courses - Our Community

23. Where to find help onsite
We are collaborating with our mentors from our global program #Google
Developer Experts. [https://developers.google.com/experts/]
*Adrian Catalan and Diego De Granda

24. How the Excellence Award will be judged
● Ability to clearly articulate what
the app does
● Originality of idea
● Completeness of app
● User experience (intuitive,
encourages use of app or
service)
● Firebase Arquitectura
implementation
● Progressive Web
implementation
● Android and Material Design
[Best practices]
● Scalable Cloud Platform
implementation

25. Here's to Your Imagination
Link

26. Especially in technology, we need
revolutionary change, not
incremental change. by Larry
Basically, our goal is to organize the world's
information and to make it universally
accessible and useful. by Larry
Thanks!

28. IEEE
Advancing Technology for the Benefit of Humanity
BIAC Hack-a-thon
IEEE Excellence Award: Best App that
Addresses Values Ethical Design
Dr. Luis Kun, Lifetime Fellow IEEE
Distinguished Professor Emeritus of National Security - Center for Hemispheric Defense Studies at NDU
Board Member of the IEEE Society for the Social Implications of Technology
Chairman of the Global Citizen Safety and Security WG / IFMBE

29. IEEE at a Glance
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426,000+
Members
1,600+
Annual Conferences
160+
Countries
46
Technical Societies
and Councils
170+
Top-cited Periodicals
Our Global Reach
Our Technical Breadth
3,900,000+
Technical Documents

30. Yesterday’s (today’s & tomorrow’s) Leaders
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In a tradition dating back to 1917 and IEEE’s
predecessor, the IRE, the Medal of Honor has
recognized giants within the technology community
Pioneering work in radio
telegraphy
1920
Guglielmo Marconi
Development of MOS memory,
the microprocessor computer
and the semiconductor industry
2008
Gordon E. Moore
Contributions to tunneling,
semiconductor superlattices,
and quantum wells
1991
Leo Esaki
Created Information Theory
1966
Claude E. Shannon
1978
Vint Cerf
Pioneering work on the
Internet

31. IEEE Society for the Social
Implications of Technology
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Focus on how technology impacts the world and with how the
application of technology can improve the world
Addresses issues of: humanitarian engineering; environmental
issues including climate change, green technologies, and
sustainable design; privacy and security; other economic, health,
and safety implications of technology; engineering ethics and
professional responsibility; engineering education including k-12
and engineering education in social implications of technology;
history of technology; public policy related to engineering,
technology and science; health and healthcare technologies and
impact; reliable energy and social issues related to energy, and
social issues of information technology and telecommunications
In the Global Economy the citizens of the world depend on
products and services from everywhere and anywhere.
There are all types of implications from these dependencies.

32. Values and Ethical Dimensions of
Technology
Values by Design: a way of considering how the values we think of as
societal may be expressed in technological design
Tools and technologies today are fundamental to connected communities
and connected lives
– Provide the infrastructure through which people form diverse communities engage
Technology is designed to help facilitate informed decisions
Creations are implicitly assuming responsibility for others’ decision making
IEEE efforts are underway to help ensure that technology is advanced to
the benefit of humanity under principled disciplines
Working collaboratively to help technology designers to understand the
values issues that arise in the design of technologies, and to identify and
embody values in design
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33. IEEE Excellence Award
$1000 Cash Award for the app across the four
categories of Smart City, Social Inclusion,
Entrepreneurship and Cultural Heritage that best
addressed value ethical design
App development that best incorporates societal
values into its design and use
How the design of the app reflects awareness of
factors such as sustainability, human well being,
privacy, trust and accountability
Can the App be used in both developed and
developing nations?
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34. Resources
http://mlab.uiah.fi/polut/Yhteiskunnalliset/lisatiet
o_ethics_primer.html
http://ieeessit.org/category/admin/newsletter/
http://www.infoworld.com/article/2607452/applic
ation-development/12-ethical-dilemmas-gnawing-
at-developers-today.html
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Security in a Smart Home
Intel Security Excellence Award
We Need:
Best app addressing
“Security in Smart
Home”
How to Win:
Will use the same
criteria as the Event,
however must be
developed securely,

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Resources
Intel Security Excellence Award
5 Intel® Edison Boards
5 Grove Indoor Environment Kits for Intel® Edison
Boards
Help/support resources online
https://software.intel.com/en-us/iot/library/edison-
getting-started
Abraham Arce Moreno, from our Development
team in Guadalajara would be in our table
Boards and Kits, need to be returned at the end of the event

43. Microsoft Excellence Award
For the Excellence Award, Microsoft will
award to teams participating in the following
categories:
• Best Consumer or Business App using Microsoft Azure: 3
years of BizSpark Membership, 10 hours of business and
technical mentoring and 1 Xbox One for each team
member (up to 4 team remembers).

44. Microsoft Excellence Award
Dentro de los premios Excellence Award,
Microsoft premiará a un equipos
participando en las siguiente categoría:
• Mejor app de Negocios o consumo, usando Microsoft
Azure: 3 años en el programa Microsoft BizSpark, 10
horas en sesiones de “mentoring” de negocio y técnicas
en el MTC de Microsoft Mexico. 1 Xbox One para cada
miembro del equipo (máximo 4 Xbox One por equipo).

45. Microsoft Excellence Award
Rules, Terms and Conditions
Best Consumer or Business app using Microsoft Azure
• A mobile application developed on Windows, Android or iOS platform (either using native
technology development or Xamarin) using some (os) Microsoft Azure services as part of its
backend. Microsoft Azure services possible to use:
• Virtual Machines, Azure Container Service, Cloud Service, Web Apps, Mobile Apps, API Apps,
Notification Hub, Mobile Engagement, SQL Database, Azure Storage, Cognitive Services, HD
Insights, Machine Learning, Power BI, IoT Suite, Stream Analytics, Media services or other
services Microsoft Azure.
• Prizes will be awarded after the presentation of the app at a functional stage for any of the following
app stores: Windows Store, Google Play and / or App Store.
General rules:
• You can participate on any team duly accredited and registered according to the guidelines of the event BIAC
Connected Communities, Connected Lives Hackathon.
• Feeds and/or the content of the application can be anything, provided they do not violate any rules as copyright,
intellectual property or property of others.
• Teams must comply with the rules defined to participate in the Microsoft BizSpark program, the rules to join the
Microsoft BizSpark program are available in the portal http://www.bizspark.com.
• If the winning team lives outside the metropolitan area, the mentoring session will be held remotely via Skype.
• Winners will be selected by an expert representing Microsoft or otherwise leave empty categories that do not
comply with the rules, terms and / or conditions described herein.

46. Microsoft Excellence Award
Reglas, Términos y Condiciones
Mejor app de Consumo o Negocio utilizando Microsoft Azure
• Una Aplicación móvil desarrollada en plataforma Windows, Android o iOS (ya sea utilizando
tecnología de desarrollo nativa o Xamarin) que utilice algún(os) servicios de Microsoft Azure como
parte de su backend. Posibles servicios de Microsoft Azure a utilizar:
• Virtual Machines, Azure Container Service, Cloud Service, Web Apps, Mobile Apps, API Apps,
Notification Hub, Mobile Engagement, SQL Database, Azure Storage, Cognitive Services, HD
Insights, Machine Learning, Power BI, IoT Suite, Stream Analytics, Media Services o cualquier
otro servicios de Microsoft Azure.
• Los premios serán entregados a partir de la presentación de la app en etapa funcional lista para
publicarse para alguna de las siguientes tiendas de aplicaciones: Windows Store, Google Play y/o
App Store.
Generales Reglas:
• Podrá participar cualquier equipo registrado y debidamente acreditado de acuerdo a los lineamientos del evento BIAC
Connected Communities, Connected Lives Hackathon.
• Los feeds y/o el contenido de la aplicación pueden ser cualesquiera siempre y cuando no violen normas como derecho de
autor, propiedad intelectual o propiedad ajena.
• Los equipos deberán de cumplir las reglas definidas para participar en el programa de Microsoft BizSpark, las reglas para
formar parte del programa Microsoft BizSpark se encuentran disponibles en el portal http://www.bizspark.com.
• Si el equipo ganador vive fuera del área metropolitana la sesión de mentoring se llevará a cabo de forma remota via
Skype.
• Los ganadores serán seleccionados por un experto representante de Microsoft o en su defecto dejar desiertas las
categorías que no cumplan con las reglas, términos y/o condiciones aquí descritas.

49. Excellence Award and
Mentor

50. Challenge: Best App with Enterprise
Applicability
Award: Trip to Oracle Mexico
Development Center in Guadalajara for
up to 4 team members.
Plus: Interviews with senior
management

52. Onsite Support
Laurie
Pattison
Noel
Portugal
Osvaldo
Villagrana
Rafael
Belloni
Eduardo
Lopez
Serguei
Orozco

53. Loaners available