Readysaster Hack - Opening Remarks
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1) Jim Ayson welcomes participants to the Readysaster Hackathon and introduces himself and his role at SMART Communications. 2) He discusses SMART DevNet, SMART's developer relations program, and some past and upcoming hackathon and tech events they have supported. 3) Ayson expresses SMART's support for the Readysaster Hackathon in that it encourages innovation, supports open data principles, and aims to develop solutions for disaster preparedness and relief efforts.
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- 2. Who am I and what is SMART DevNet? Jim Ayson Senior Manager, Partner Management & Developer RelaOons SMART CommunicaOons Get in touch! TwiSer/Instagram: @jimayson Facebook: facebook.com/jimayson Email: jdayson@smart.com.ph
- 3. SMART DevNet: Who we are • SMART Developer Network (aka SMART DevNet) is our developer relaOons program, created to build a developer community, establish Smart as a part of the local apps/developer ecosystem, promote Smart technologies and APIs to the developer community. • We’re fairly new in the PH tech scene, established in June 2012.
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- 5. Join us! • Facebook group: – Facebook.com/groups/smartdevnet • Twi+er: – @smartdevnet • Web: – hSp://developer.smart.com.ph
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- 8. #Hack2Help
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