1. Philly
Enterprise
Hackathon
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2. Apps with a purpose: health, safety, environment
◦ Connecting developers with enterprises who NEED YOUR HELP
Real apps take time to build
◦ Submissions online by April 19
◦ Finalist demos on May 1
Work with your first customer!
◦ Challenge sponsored customers
Technology of your choice!
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4. Exciting challenges in the healthcare industry:
◦ Innovative solutions that provide value to customers
◦ Globally diverse regulatory constraints
◦ Complexity of managing multiple projects across
multiple regions
Key technology trends in the healthcare
industry:
◦ Mobile applications for patient initiation and
adherence
◦ Deeper integration of internal activities to ensure
efficiency and alignment
◦ Explosion of data available to pharma about
products and trends
5. • Teva is a $20 billion global pharmaceutical company
• Company business goals
• Grow our global leading generics business
• Expand our specialty business in CNS,
Respiratory and select innovation
• Technology landscape
• IT systems do not enable efficient aligned
management of activities
• Data environment is rich, but “information”
is challenging
• Technology goals impact on the business
• Create a seamless means to communicate and
• manage complex projects across a global team
• Flawless execution of new product/project launch
• The big challenges
• Fragmented approach to managing
similar projects in different regions
6. The problem: new product launches are multi-faceted activities that are now
fragmented in tactical management
Why? Teva wishes to have one system for managing all levels and layers of global
tactical product launches to ensure efficiency, transparency and alignment
Simplified Project Management
gets medicines to market sooner:
Build an app with the simplicity and elegance of Dropbox,
but which scales to the complex use cases of a global company like
Teva
• Get started by focusing on the right design experience
• Register and you’ll be invited to a call with Teva to get use case detail
• By April 19, demonstrate your design experience through 1-2 use cases
Commercialization potential beyond Teva Pharmaceuticals
◦ Address challenges of duplication and transparency in global product launches
Success criteria for release 1.0 (in 3 months time)
◦ A running system which allows transparency and alignment of all tactical projects
◦ Model that allows for markets to manage their piece of a launch within the broader
framework of the global launch campaign
◦ Single system that captures all activities in support of launch
7. The problem: single system for global commercial to communicate and share with global
markets; such as brand positioning, messaging, market research, materials, and shared
experiences.
Why? Various levels of market maturity creates different needs. Common platform for sharing
and learning would unleash the collective power of the global brand team.
Simplified Content Management
gets the right medical information to patients:
Build an app with the simplicity and elegance of Dropbox,
but which scales to the complex use cases of a global company like
Teva
• Get started by focusing on the right design experience
• Register and you’ll be invited to a call with Teva to get use case detail
• By April 19, demonstrate your design experience through 1-2 use cases
• Commercialization potential beyond Teva Pharmaceuticals
• Create an internal channel for management of globally diverse portfolio
• Success criteria for release 1.0 (in 3 months time)
• A running system which allows repository of materials, creates communication
channel for brand teams and expedites communication and decision making
• Model for security and compliance articulated
• System provides ease of management, transparency and adds value for stakeholders
9. Exciting challenges in the water / wastewater municipal
space:
◦ Customer engagement
◦ System delivery experience for the customer
◦ Converting information in to action
◦ Customer contact with operators more emergency driven
Key technology trends in the water / wastewater
municipal space
◦ Leverage the web to lower infrastructure and software costs
◦ Deeper integration between systems
◦ Explosion of data available to operators on the technology side
10. FLOWatch is a minority owned- Philadelphia based business, dedicated
to helping water; wastewater, environmental and industrial systems
achieve operational excellence, and cost savings through enhanced
data management practices.
Company business goals
◦ Positively impact the environment by assisting those who manage
our most precious resource
◦ Focused on practical and value add solutions
Technology landscape
◦ IT systems
◦ Data environment
Technology goals and desired impact on the business
◦ Grow client engagement
◦ Decrease the intervention time
◦ Enhance quality of service and client experience
The big challenges we are facing as a business
◦ Build apps to enhance service
11. The problem: Build the first FLOWatch app
Why? Demonstrate the technical feasibility of the FLOWatch app business
model as an additional source of revenue and innovation.
Stakeholders Available Multiple Possible
who would judge Systems and Data Technical Solutions
success to build upon
• FLOWatch IT • FLOWatch • App store hosted by
• FLOWatch Client Hosting FLOWatch
• DRWA member environment • “Powered by FLOWatch”
• FLOWatch concept for apps in
information professional or resale
exchange model stores
Commercialization potential beyond FLOWatch
◦ FLOWatch will make its schema available to developers for new apps
Success criteria for release 1.0 (in 3 months time)
◦ Demonstrated example of an app built and integrated with FLOWatch
◦ System in place with at least one customer
◦ Development of new applications with FLOWatch partners
12. A Problem ? •How can I contact my utility?
•What information can I
share ?
Water Utility desires to ? ?
interface with
customer?
Field Crew
Executive
13. Data exchange is a critical step in the overall operation,
maintenance and performance monitoring in water and
wastewater treatment systems.
Timely exchange of data helps field personnel and
decision makers produce significant savings at the
enterprise level. Examples include operational data
analysis, compliance reporting, asset management,
minimizing environmental and health risks, enhancing
system efficacy through the use of predictive modeling
platforms, driving energy or chemical savings.
14. Inspiring Innovation in the Ops Water /
Wastewater Space (2of 2)
The current proposal is the first step towards a more
extensive water ops app market , which will allow
water/wastewater operators brake from the current
format, which is driven by proprietary technologies and
a few key vendors.
A possible example, could be a combination of
Instagram in the social media (http://instagram.com/ )
and public stuff (http://www.publicstuff.com/ ). In the
case of the FLOWatch example the utility customer will
be communicating directly to the utility through the
FLOWatch app.
15. Interaction and engagement:
◦ One weekly conference call with all hackers to answer general questions
◦ On the third week of the competition a pre-selection process will take
place by the Hacketon/ FLOWatch team.
◦ FLOWatch will work with the 5 finalists on FLOWatch interface and sand
box testing.
◦ E-mail flowatch.hacketon@gmail.com with questions anytime
Answers will be timely and may result in ad hoc phone discussions
Details on the business opportunity
◦ FLOWatch BD Team will be available to answer questions
◦ A FLOWatch demo will be offered at the beginning of the process
Details on technical resources
◦ Sample information exchange schema will be made available upon
request at flowatch.hacketon@gmail.com
◦ FLOWatch Chief Architect available to answer questions
28. $50,000 grant for winning teams in
Life Sciences and Infrastructure
$25,000 grant for winning teams in
Water & Utilities
$1000 AWS credits for winners, $600 for finalists
Three months of incubation at VentureF0rth
Mentoring services from local entrepreneurs
Your first customer!
And yes, the IP is yours (see site for more info)
29. Select one or more challenges that excite you!
Register Now: http://www.enterprisehackathon.com
Plan to engage with your sponsor next week
◦ Meetups at Bentley, calls with Flowatch and Teva
Plan to do “a weekend’s worth of work” building
By April 19, submit screens/video + slides online
Finalists get a week in April to prep a live demo
Prizes awared May 1 at our Shark Tank
Email satwik@alum.mit.edu with questions!
Notes de l'éditeur
Bentley Systems is Sustaining Infrastructure: creating comprehensive solutions for designing, building, and maintaining buildings, bridges, transit, utilities, and more. Bentley delivers 2D / 3D architecture and engineering design software solutions for the entire lifecycle of the infrastructure asset, tailored to the needs of the various professions—the engineers, architects, planners, contractors, fabricators, IT managers, operators and maintenance engineers—who will work on and work with that asset over its lifetime. Founded in 1984, Bentley today has 3,000 employees in 45 countries and is a global leader in developing engineering and architectural software solutions.
A major component of Sustaining Infrastructure is the inspection and maintenance of the nation’s infrastructure, and these numbers reflect the need and commitment to those objectives:
Inspectors often work in remote areas far from connectivity to their office and have typically relied on relaying paper records to and from their inspection. Even as modern technology has enabled easier methods of electronic recording of results, inspectors still have a need to reference paper drawings of CAD designs and typically are required to overlay observations to drawings manually.
The growth of mobile devices and associated applications present an opportunity in infrastructure design just as much as any other industry. Engineering field workers now have easily portable devices that can be leveraged to deliver documents, mark up designs, record inspection data, and collect location-aware photos and observations.
Recognizing this, Bentley has developed a next generation i-model file format utilizing SQLite (www.sqlite.org) for use on mobile devices. This mobiledgn file format is a self contained database engine holding data and graphics, enabling distribution and querying of infrastructure design projects across every major mobile platform.
Graphic of sdk (get from Mike) slide after this The opportunity : When inspectors bring data and models to the field they have faster access to existing measurements, they reduce identification time of inspectable components, and they increase the accuracy of recorded observations. Bentley’s next generation i-Model format also makes the inspection results portable with design models.