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Hackathon as a service 2019
- 1. Hackathon as aService
- 2. Presentation / Who weare What we do Use cases Pricing Contact Contents
- 3. 5,636 hackathons worldwidein 2018 1,511 hackathons in the U.S. 247 hackathons in Canada 76% of hackathon participants are male 81% are 48-hour in-person hackathons
- 4. Presentation / Why traditionalhackathons are broken… 1. Exclusionary 2. Too short 3. Competition-oriented 4. Lack of diversity
- 5. Presentation / … andhow to fix them… 1. Make them accessible online. 2. Give more time. 3. Opportunities to learn, collaborate, and grow. 4. Reach out to diverse communities.
- 6. Presentation / … byproviding PLATFORM COMMUNITIES SUPPORT + +
- 7. 2011 3 students 1 apartment 200innovators 1 country
- 8. 2019 100 employees 7 offices 5minnovators 185 countries
- 9. Presentation / … byproviding PLATFORM COMMUNITIES SUPPORT + + Agorize makes hackathons more inclusive diverse accessible efficient
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- 11. Presentation / Today, Agorizeis: 8 YEARS OF HISTORY 100 EMPLOYEES 200 CLIENTS 500 CHALLENGES 5M INNOVATORS 185 COUNTRIES MULTI-AWARD WINNER RECOGNIZED INVESTORS $20M Montreal Toronto Paris Stuttgart Hong Kong Singapore Tokyo 7 OFFICES
- 12. Presentation / 200 clients INDUSTRY BANKING& INSURANCE NEW TECHNOLOGIES MOBILITY ENERGY IT / TELCOS COSMETICS / LUXURY INSTITUTIONS MEDIA CONSTRUCTION & HOMES CONSULTING & LEGAL HEALTH RETAIL
- 13. Presentation / Our markets Large-scaleinitiatives Collaborative marketing Shifting brand image Talent acquisition Talent retention Change management Crowdsource solutions Culture of innovation Find the right startups Innovation Marketing & Communication Talent
- 14. Presentation / Our uniquevalue proposition NUMBER OF COMMUNITIES TECHNOLOGY Advanced features No technology Standard features Basic features 0 1 2 3 and more
- 15. Presentation / AGORIZE INNOCENTIVESPIGIT KAGGLE Voting Collaboration Mentoring Team formation Project management Communities students + coders + startups data scientists Capabilities
- 16. Presentation / Agorize aujourd’hui,c’est : Paris Stuttgart San Francisco 5 ANNÉES D’EXISTENCE 50 EMPLOYÉS 150 CLIENTS 200 CHALLENGES 1M UTILISATEURS 5M INNOVATEURS RÉCOMPENSES BUREAUX 215ème entreprise de la French Tech Meilleure plateforme SaaS collaborative Hong Kong 3M€ INVESTISSEURS RECONNUS What we do
- 17. Presentation / STUDENT CHALLENGE STARTUP CHALLENGE ONLINE HACKATHON EMPLOYEE CHALLENGE CLIENT/SUPPLIER CHALLENGE Omnichannel innovationplatform Open InnovationInternal Collaborative
- 18. Presentation / We provideturnkey challenges PLATFORM COMMUNITIES SUPPORT + +
- 19. Presentation / Platform Integrated with Watchthe Agorize admin interface HERE Watch the Agorize participant interface HEREMore info on our platform HERE
- 20. Presentation / Timeline ofa challenge: ~3 to 5 months ONLINE VOTE 100+ teams 20+ teams + mentors 5+ teams FINAL VOTE AWARDS CEREMONY IDEATION PROJECT EXPANSION DEMO DAY 2-3 months* 1-2 month* *Duration of each stage may vary ONLINE VOTE ONLINE OFFLINE 1 day*
- 21. Presentation / Global timelineincluding lead time 4 WEEKS MINIMUM 12-16 WEEKS 2-3 WEEKS = 4.5 TO 6 MONTHS
- 22. Presentation / A uniquenetwork of 5 million innovators in 185 countries 3,000,000 STUDENTS 1,000,000 IT PROFILES 400,000 STARTUPS 800,000 EMPLOYEES
- 23. Presentation / Our networkof startups 400,000 STARTUPS 1,000 INCUBATORS 4 CONTINENTS
- 24. Presentation / Our networkof students 3,000,000 STUDENTS 17,000 UNIVERSITIES 145 COUNTRIES
- 25. Presentation / Our networkof IT profiles 1,000,000 IT PROFILES 400 IT NETWORKS & UNIVERSITIES 5 CONTINENTS
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- 32. See the hackathonplatform: https://aws.agorize.com/
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- 34. See the hackathonplatform: https://www.agorize.com/en/challenges/cbc-radio-canada-hackathon-2019
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- 47. Presentation / Intellectual propertychoices RIGHTS SHARED BY THE STUDENTS Students share their rights to their work. The organizer can share and adapt the students' work, including for commercial purposes, as long as the creator of the work is mentioned. EXCLUSIVE PURCHASE OF RIGHTS BY THE ORGANIZER Participants agree not to disclose their work for a certain period of time, during which the organizer, if it so wishes, has the exclusive right to purchase the rights following negotiations with the relevant teams. Following the period in question, participants retain their intellectual property rights. TOTAL TRANSFER OF RIGHTS BY THE STUDENTS In this case, it is made clear to participants that they will cede their rights over their work upon their involvement in the challenge in accordance with the terms set out in the challenge rules. (Note that full transfer of the participants' rights may reduce the appeal of the challenge and foster distrust among students and universities). FULL RETENTION OF RIGHTS BY PARTICIPANTS In this case, participants retain all of their rights over the work they produce. This is the option we recommend when the challenge is for communication purposes or when it is a business creation challenge, for example.
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- 49. Presentation / Pricing #1- Internal Challenge or Client/Supplier Challenge Platform Support + $60K ~ $80K
- 50. Presentation / Pricing #2- External Challenge Platform Support Communities + + starting at $120K
- 51. Presentation / Pricing #3– Yearly license Platform* Support Communities + + License On-demand services $6~9K/month Contact us
- 52. Presentation / 5 reasonsto launch a challenge with Agorize SUPPORT and expertise from open innovation experts COMMUNITIES 5m students + developers + startups on 6 continents PLATFORM customized and accessible to everyone in SaaS mode METHODOLOGY a unique online-to-offline challenge methodology TURNKEY Limited effort from the client
- 53. Presentation / Contact Aurelie Wen ManagingDirector North America + 1 (438) 921-1681 aurelie@agorize.com
- 54. Presentation / www.business.agorize.com Agorize Canada– 201 rue Notre Dame O, Suite 500, Montreal, QC, Canada Agorize HQ – 15 rue Béranger, 75003 Paris, France