Global Legal Hackathon in London Introduction
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Setting the scene, logistics, and introducing the judges and mentors for the London segment of the world's largest legal hackathon, hosted by Cambridge Strategy Group, Agile Elephant and Pinsent Masons.
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Global Legal Hackathon in London Introduction
- 1. #GlobalLegalHack #GLH2018 #London Orlando Conetta | Pinsent Masons | @ termframe on Twitter David Terrar | Agile Elephant | @DT on Twitter Rob Millard | Cambridge Strategy Group | @robmillard on Twitter
- 2. Welcome Orlando Conetta & Indi Shinji • Security • Health and safety • Wear your name badge at all times please
- 3. Agenda • Welcome • Access to WiFi • Who are the Global Sponsors • Who are our London Sponsors and Supporters • What is the goal? • When does everything happen? • About pitching your idea, and forming teams? • Access to technology • Design Thinking • Who are the judges? • Who are the mentors? • Any Questions? • Let’s start pitching!
- 4. Today’s Wi-Fi code: Network: Guestnet Username: GLH Password: 23Feb Saturday & Sunday in the Client Centre: Wi-Fi codes are also available in the individual meeting rooms via the telephones, we will show you how to access them
- 5. Who are our Global Sponsors?
- 6. Who are our London Supporters and Sponsors?
- 7. What is the Goal? • The goal is to apply innovative ideas and emerging technologies to progress the business of law or facilitate access to justice for the public • Teams of 3 to 6 (maximum 10) will come up with a prototype or proposal at the end of the hackathon to present in front of a panel of judges • We expect ideas using technologies like AI, Machine Learning, Chatbots, Blockchain, or the Internet of Things
- 8. When does everything happen? Friday 17:00 Sign in and Networking Auditorium 18:00 Introduction Auditorium Idea pitches - in 1 minute (plus Q&A) Auditorium Team Formation Auditorium 19:00 Hacking Begins Auditorium 21:00 Close - vacate the building
- 9. When does everything happen? Saturday 08:00 Full Day of Hacking Client Centre 21:00 Close - vacate the building Sunday 08:00 More Hacking Client Centre 16:00 Presentations to the judges Auditorium 18:00 Judges deliberate Auditorium 18:30 Winners announced Auditorium 19:00 Close - vacate the building
- 10. Pitch your idea! • 60 second pitch form a team or add team members • 60 seconds of Q&A • Form teams: – lawyer – application developer, coder – designer – graphics expert – Marketing expert – businessperson
- 11. Technology • Access to IBM Cloud, Watson, blockchain: – come to me for coupon codes • Access to Microsoft Azure: – come to me for promo codes • vLex, Integra Ledger, ServerManager and other technology and tools: – Go Tech Toolkit and other resources on the knowledge base https://attendeehelp.globallegalhackathon.com/category/111-tech- toolkit-and-other-resources
- 13. Who are the judges? Christina Blacklaws, Vice President of the Law Society of England & Wales Frank Jennings, Partner at Wallace LLP and the "Cloud Lawyer” Joanna Goodman, Editor/Writer IT columnist at Law Society Gazette Dr Richard Sykes, Chair of the Cloud Industry Forum The judging rubric is in the knowledge base - Rules and Guidelines
- 14. Who are the mentors? Sophia Adams-Bhati Richard Tromans Julie Gottlieb Silvia Cambie Jelena Madir Andy Unger Kim Silver Dennis Howlett Alan Patrick Janet Parkinson Rob Millard David Terrar
- 15. Any Questions?
- 16. Let’s get pitching and forming teams!