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IMPACT Grant Agreement

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Report on Hackathon Results

This project has received funding from the European Union Seventh

Framework Programme (FP7/2007-2013) under grant agreement n°

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Internet Mobile ConTent FP7 Topic: ICT-2013.1.8 Grant agreement Nº: No. 632828 Project Type: CSA Start date: 01/07/2014 Duration: 24 months

FIWARE HACKATHON REPORT

Related WP WP2. Enablers Promotion

WP leader Buongiorno [BGO]

Responsible Author(s) BGO

Contributor(s) -

Planned delivery month M15- September 2015

Actual delivery month M16- October 2015

Document Dissemination

Level1 CO

Document Nature2 RE

Synopsis: FIWARE TECH AND BUSINESS HACKATHON

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PP Restricted to other programme participants (Including the Commission Services)

RE Restricted to a group specified by the consortium (Including the Commission Services)

CO Confidential, only for members of the consortium (Including the Commission Services)

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SP Specification

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1 IMPACT 3rd Hackathon within FIWARE Business Challenge DESCRIPTION 3

1.1 IMPACT Prize Terms 3

1.2 Event Agenda 5

1.3 IMPACT Prize Jury & Criteria 6

1.4 IMPACT Prize winners 7

2 COMMUNICATION AND DISSEMINATION 8

3 LEARNINGS 10

4 TRANSPARENCY 10

ANNEX 1. Code of Conduct for members of Jury 11

ANNEX 2. Declarations of non-conflict of interest 13

ANNEX 4. Presentations and Communication Materials 14


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1 IMPACT 3rd Hackathon within FIWARE Business Challenge DESCRIPTION

On 15th and 16th September 2015, the Third IMPACT Hackathon was held within the FIWARE

Business Challenge in Bologna, Italy. The event was organized by IMPACT in collaboration with

ASTER, Bologna Business School, Demo Center, Engineering and Emilia Romagna Start-up.

The competition aimed to acknowledge the accomplishments of technological projects in the area of

mobile phones and mobility that provide any kind of study, service, web application (including widgets,

portlets, mashups, websites) history, development and applications for mobile devices, etc. using the

FIWARE technologies (http://www.fiware.org/).

The event was sponsored by the IMPACT Consortium and co-organized by the Project Coordinator,

BUONGIORNO.

1.1 IMPACT Prize Terms

The event was structured as follows: 2 days of workshop, frontal lessons for participants to

transform their ideas into tangible, innovative projects using FIWARE technologies.

The event involved developers and marketing managers that presented themselves to the event, where

teams could be formed at the end of the first day. The only requirement was to be active contributors for

the entire event. Each team was composed of 3-4 members, ideally covering two professional profiles:

Tech and Marketing.

Each team once formed, aimed to develop a business idea related to the major categories identified in

the FIWARE Accelerator program. The work to be developed was a presentation of the Project based on

a standard template. The team must describe the infrastructure and technological architecture of the

work developed, using (and detailing) at least in part, FIWARE technologies development either GE or

instances or parts of components that have been housed or deployed in the FIWARE LAB.

Each project was judged by a jury. The total score determined the overall winner of the IMPACT prize.

Cash prizes were awarded for 1st , 2nd and 3rd places (5,000 €)

The Jury assessed the one to two-minute presentations of the work carried out by the participants and

voted in accordance with the following criteria:

http://www.aster.it/tiki-index.php

http://www.bbs.unibo.it/hp/

http://www.democentersipe.it/

http://www.eng.it/

http://www.emiliaromagnastartup.it/

http://www.fiware.org/


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A) FIWARE Business Challenge Criteria:

1. Business Criteria:

1. Target Market

2. Business Model

3. Business plan

2. Technology criteria:

1. Architecture

2. Use of FIWARE

B) IMPACT Prize Criteria:

1. Mobile oriented (Special Focus on Media&Content, SmartCities, Social&Learning)

2. Business Criteria FIWARE Business Challenge

3. Technology Criteria FIWARE Business Challenge

The jury reserved the right to not grant Awards if it considers that the projects presented do not meet

the quality standards required. The decision of the jury took place during the event. The communication

of the three (3) winners was made personally at the event. Moreover, the result of the event was

published on the IMPACT corporate channels. IMPACT Prize was decided according to the IMPACT

Criteria. One team could be awarded both for the FIWARE Business Challenge as for the IMPACT Prize.

The event was totally free for subscribers, a work station was provided to them with free internet, plus

food, drinks and snacks during the whole duration of the event.


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1.2 Event Agenda

FIWARE BUSINESS CHALLENGE

September 15th, 2015

14:30 Registration and Welcome

15:30 FIWARE Introduction- Stefano De Panfilis

16:30 IMPACT Third Open Call Presentation- Belen Manchego and Eleonora Villanova

17:00 FIWARE LAB – Pasquale Vitale and Davide Dalle Carbonare

18:00 Presentation of Challenge and case studies +Group Forming

September 16th, 2015

09:00 FIWARE and Smart Cities

09:30 Workshop

13:00 Projects delivery

14:30 Project’s results presentation

15:30 Round Table- Regional Digital Agenda and FIWARE Standard

18:00 Awarding ceremony

The event began with a presentation of FIWARE and a presentation of IMPACT Project together with a

FIWARE Workshop prepared by FIWARE TEAM composed by two Italian FIWARE specialists. The

workshop was focused on FIWARE generic enablers. After these sessions, the competition was presented

and teams were formed, according to their preference in the assignment of different case studies.

The case studies to be selected were:

1) To develop a service that will automatically extract statistics on traffic in real time based on video

streaming

2) Smart Cities: a platform for the collection and management of the suggestions and requests of

citizens

3) Monitoring and management of natural disasters through smart monitoring solutions


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4) Holograms and augmented reality applied to tools of CMS and LMS

5) Agriculture: when demand meets supply of food products from SME’s and consumers

6) Improving the quality of life of elder people through remote support services

Each team chose a case study and prepared their project proposal, including FIWARE enablers in their

architecture. FIWARE tutors were present during the whole event to provide assistance to teams.

The event, as well as offering possibilities for networking between aspiring start-uppers, was also a way

to introduce the third and last open call for applications (September 15th- October 15th, 2015) with the

aim to finance up to 22 start-ups with an initial funding of 100k euro.

The work developed by each team consisted in a presentation of each Project based on a standard

template. Each team described the infrastructure and technological architecture of the work developed,

using (and detailing) at least in part, FIWARE technologies development.

Special attention should be made to the Round Table that took place on September 16th,co-

organized by ASTER, Bologna Business School, Engineering, Emilia Romagna Start-up and

IMPACT; where regional external stakeholders (ICT researchers, applications industry,

accelerators, mentors, investors and all kinds of organizations active in the development

and/or implementation of solutions for Startups coaching & venturing); innovation policy

makers, regional development bodies, gathered in order to promote the opportunities of

FIWARE as a technology, providing examples of best practices and use cases to be used by

regional governments and communities, in order to foster a rapid technology uptake around

Internet Mobile Content enablers. The session was addressed to start-ups of the territory,

operating in the IT market.

1.3 IMPACT Prize Jury & Criteria

The Jury was composed by:

Stefano De Panfilis, Chief Innovation Officer - Engineering Ingegneria Informatica SPA

Simona Torre, IMPACT Coordinator and b-ventures General Manager – BUONGIORNO

Maurelio Boari – President- Bologna Business School

Each judge signed a Declaration of ‘non-conflict of interest’.

Each project was judged by the jury based on different evaluation criteria (tech, business for FIWARE

Business Challenge and tech, business and mobile oriented for IMPACT prize) and was assigned a score

for each of these areas. The total score determined the winners of the FIWARE Challenge and the

http://www.emiliaromagnastartup.it/sites/default/files/Documenti/Invito%20-%20Fiware%20Business%20Challenge.pdf

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IMPACT Prize. The Jury assessed the two minute presentations of the work carried out by the

participants and voted in accordance with the following criteria:

A) FIWARE Challenge Criteria:

Business Criteria:

1. Business model

2. Target Market 3. Business plan

Technology:

1. Architecture

2. Use of FIWARE

In addition to the FIWARE Challenge Criteria,

B) IMPACT Prize was awarded to projects that were also ‘MOBILE ORIENTED’ The communication of

the three (3) IMPACT prize winners was made personally at the event. Moreover, the result of the event

was published on the IMPACT corporate channels.

1.4 IMPACT Prize winners

The 3 best ideas that were awarded were: (please see presentations included in Annex 4).

1st -CITYVISION

Idea developed

CITIVISION wants to develop a service that

can intelligently extract traffic statistics from

process owners of our smart city


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2nd –WEARY

Idea developed

WEARY solves the impossibility of the

end user to buy clothes seen in closed

store.

3rd – Il Polso della Città

Idea developed

a platform for the collection and management

of the suggestions and requests of citizens

2 COMMUNICATION AND DISSEMINATION

The communication material developed was:

Social Media

(Facebook posting)


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Flyer

Roll Up

FIWARE Blog Post

Video

Please see: Link

Photo Gallery: http://po.st/FiwareBusinessChallenge

Each organizer published and distributed in their networks the event (ASTER, Bologna Business

School, Engineering, Emilia Romagna Start-up and IMPACT)

https://www.fiware.org/event/fiware-business-challenge/

https://www.fiware.org/event/fiware-business-challenge/

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mbRxzpfEx-k

http://po.st/FiwareBusinessChallenge


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3 LEARNINGS

The IMPACT Hackathon took place within the FIWARE Business Challenge, taking advantage of the event

already existing, focusing on FI enablers, with the objective to consolidate links with relevant

stakeholders of the Italian start-up ecosystem.

Participants received a general presentation of IMPACT 3rd Open Call for Proposals and the

technology requirements for the project, explaining the importance of integrating applicants needs

with FIWARE and its architecture, with an exhaustive explanation of FIWARE Enablers categories.

Then, participants had the opportunity to join a FIWARE Workshop with the essential and outstanding

contribution of two FIWARE advisors. Their presentations were pragmatic, incisive and very effective. The

first part of the workshop was focused on the software side and the importance of GE, while the second

part was focused on the hardware side (FIWARE Lab). After the workshop, FIWARE support team has

been very supportive with all teams, being available to provide answers to their questions and guiding

people to be able to “get into FIWARE”.

Moreover, the Round Table of September 16th gave the opportunity to participants to get to know how

the regional stakeholders include FIWARE in the digital European agenda. IMPACT enriched its network

of external Italian stakeholders (ICT researchers, applications industry, accelerators, mentors, investors

and all kinds of organizations active in the development and/or implementation of solutions for Startups

coaching & venturing); innovation policy makers, regional development bodies) which is very significant

for FIWARE promotion and sustainability.

4 TRANSPARENCY

IMPACT consortium confirms that have no links, interests of any nature with the winners of the

Hackathon.

In addition, the judges signed a “non -conflict declaration of interest after reading the Code of Conduct

included as Annex 3 of the document.

The document D2.2.3 Selection process& winners reporting towards EC was sent to the project

officer in order to communicate the winners. In this report, BGO explained with detail the evaluation

criteria, the selection process and the winners communication procedure.

Buongiorno initiated the process and asked to each proposed winner the necessary documents in order

to issue the payments according to the process described in the document delivered to the EC. Payments

were issued to all winners.


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ANNEX 1. Code of Conduct for members of Jury

Specific Conditions

1. The task of a Judge of the FIWARE Business Challenge Jury is to participate in a confidential,

fair and equitable evaluation of each proposal according to the procedures described in this

document. He/she must use his/her best endeavours to achieve this, follow any instructions

given by the ‘IMPACT Consortium’ to this end and deliver a constant and high quality of work.

2. The Judge works as an independent person. He/she is deemed to work in a personal capacity

and, in performing the work, does not represent any organisation.

3. The Judge must sign a Declaration of no conflict of interest and confidentiality before starting

the work, by which he/she accepts the present Code of Conduct. Invited Members who do not

sign the declaration will not be allowed to work as a Judge.

4. In doing so, the Judge commits him/herself to strict confidentiality and impartiality

concerning his/her tasks.

5. If a Judge has a conflict of interest with a proposal, he/she must declare such facts to the

‘IMPACT Consortium’ as soon as he/she become aware of this.

6. Judges may not discuss any proposal with others, including other Judges or personnel of the

‘IMPACT Consortium’ not directly involved in the evaluation of the proposal, except during the

formal discussion at the meetings moderated by or with the knowledge and agreement of the

‘IMPACT Consortium’.

7. Judges may not communicate with applicants. No proposal may be amended during the

evaluation session. Judges’ advice to the ‘IMPACT Consortium’ on any proposal may not be

communicated by them to the applicants or to any other person.

10. Judges are not allowed to take outside the evaluation building any parts of proposals,

copies or notes, either on paper or in electronic form, relating to the evaluation of proposals.

Judges may be given the possibility of seeking further information (for example through the

internet, specialised databases, etc.) to allow them to complete their examination of the

proposals, but they may not contact third parties without the express consent of the IMPACT

staff supervising the evaluation.

11. Members are required at all times to comply strictly with any rules defined by the ‘IMPACT

Consortium’ for ensuring the confidentiality of the evaluation process and its outcomes. Failure


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to comply with these rules may result in exclusion from the immediate and future evaluation

processes.


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ANNEX 2. Declarations of non-conflict of interest

Declaration of non – conflict of interest FIWARE IMPACT BUSINESS CHALLENGE Jury

Event: FIWARE BUSINESS CHALLENGE 15th and 16th September, 2015

Judge Name (*): ____________________

ID number (*): ___________________

Company Name: ___________________

Hereafter, by signing this document, I undertake to abide by the code of conduct for Hackathon Jury,

acting as Judge, covered in Annex 1 (Code of conduct).

I undertake to inform immediately if I discover any disqualifying or potential conflict of interest with any

proposal that I am asked to evaluate or which is the subject of discussion in any evaluation meeting in

which I participate (Declaration of no conflict of interest).

Please check one of the two boxes below

In particular, I declare that I not involved in any proposal under evaluation or submitted for

evaluation, under the IMPACT Hackathon.

In particular, I declare that my participation in the evaluation of the following proposal(s) could

create a conflict of interest [list them, if any]:

_____________________________

_____________________________

_____________________________

_____________________________

I undertake not to reveal any detail of the evaluation process and its outcomes or of any proposal

submitted for evaluation without the express written approval of the ‘IMPACT Consortium’.

For acceptance:

Signature: Place, Date:


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ANNEX 4. Presentations

Winners presentations as well as presentations of FIWARE and IMPACT can be downloaded in the

following link: Link

https://drive.google.com/folderview?id=0B5wHPRObF2rtVFFqNUVHbGpSMUk&usp=sharing

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