Hackathon Framework - Revision history

Carignani at 08:29, 19 December 2017

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	Among this HOC, only the proposer need to be MEC member, and is responsible (toward ETSI MEC) for the entire organizing team (the HOC).		Among this HOC, only the proposer need to be MEC member, and is responsible (toward ETSI MEC) for the entire organizing team (the HOC).

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	To submit a proposal for MEC Hackathon write an email to MEC Technical Officer Chantal Bonardi (chantal dot bonardi at etsi dot org)		To submit a proposal for MEC Hackathon write an email to <br/>MEC Technical Officer Chantal Bonardi (chantal dot bonardi at etsi dot org)
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	= Guidelines =		= Guidelines =

	~~In the following, we introduce below few guidelines (the “MEC Hackathon framework”):~~


	The MEC Hackathon framework generally includes:		The MEC Hackathon framework generally includes:


	* Focus of the events should be on the '''technical features of the proposed applications or services'''. Participants will be encouraged to pursue high quality of solutions rather than to spend the limited amount of time in communication/presentation efforts for their proposal. Possible utilization or preparation of partial solutions or products will be discussed for each event separately with this goal in mind.		* Focus of the events should be on the '''technical features of the proposed applications or services'''. Participants will be encouraged to pursue high quality of solutions rather than to spend the limited amount of time in communication/presentation efforts for their proposal. Possible utilization or preparation of partial solutions or products will be discussed for each event separately with this goal in mind.

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Call for MEC Hackathons

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	= Call for MEC Hackathons =		= Call for MEC Hackathons =

	The page can be considered an open call for proposers and hosts, interested to organize a MEC Hackathon in a specific location.		The page can be considered an '''open call for proposers and hosts''' interested to organize a MEC Hackathon in a specific location.


	Proposers are free to submit a Hackathon proposal to ETSI MEC ISG, by identifying partners of the Hackathon Organizing Committee (HOC), e.g. operator, infrastructure providers, communities, venue representatives, e.g. a municipalities, and also communities and other organizations, ...		Proposers are free to submit a Hackathon proposal to ETSI MEC ISG, by identifying partners of the Hackathon Organizing Committee (HOC), e.g. operator, infrastructure providers, communities, venue representatives, e.g. a municipalities, and also communities and other organizations, ...

	Among this HOC, only the proposer need to be MEC member, and is responsible (toward ETSI MEC) for the entire organizing team (the HOC).		Among this HOC, only the proposer need to be MEC member, and is responsible (toward ETSI MEC) for the entire organizing team (the HOC).

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			To submit a proposal for MEC Hackathon write an email to MEC Technical Officer Chantal Bonardi (chantal dot bonardi at etsi dot org)
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	== Suggested Topics and KPIs ==		== Suggested Topics and KPIs ==

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	= Call for MEC Hackathons =		= Call for MEC Hackathons =

	The ~~present framework~~ can be considered ~~as a sort of~~ open call ~~that can be published by ETSI MEC (e.g. in the wiki)~~ for proposers and hosts, interested to organize a MEC Hackathon in a specific location		The page can be considered an open call for proposers and hosts, interested to organize a MEC Hackathon in a specific location.


	Proposers ~~/ hosts~~ are free to submit a Hackathon proposal to ETSI MEC ISG, by identifying partners of the Hackathon Organizing Committee (HOC), e.g. operator, infrastructure providers, communities, venue representatives, e.g. a municipalities, and also communities and other organizations, ...		Proposers are free to submit a Hackathon proposal to ETSI MEC ISG, by identifying partners of the Hackathon Organizing Committee (HOC), e.g. operator, infrastructure providers, communities, venue representatives, e.g. a municipalities, and also communities and other organizations, ...

	Among this HOC, only the proposer need to be MEC member, and is responsible (toward ETSI MEC) for the entire organizing team (the HOC).		Among this HOC, only the proposer need to be MEC member, and is responsible (toward ETSI MEC) for the entire organizing team (the HOC).

	== Suggested Topics and KPIs ==		== Suggested Topics and KPIs ==
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	These topics are highlighted by ETSI MEC ISG as interesting topics for Hackathons (still in progress):		These topics are highlighted by ETSI MEC ISG as interesting topics for Hackathons (still in progress):

	* Virtual and augmented reality		* Virtual and augmented reality
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	Suggested KPIs identify the success story for MEC ISG (e.g. identification of awards and trial opportunities for winners).		Suggested KPIs identify the success story for MEC ISG (e.g. identification of awards and trial opportunities for winners).
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	~~</div>~~		== Criteria and Acceptance ==
	== Criteria and Acceptance ==
			Basics criteria for acceptance

	= Guidelines =		= Guidelines =

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 = Introduction =
-This contribution discusses the background assumptions for the organization of MEC Hackathons. The document describes guidelines, general framework for proposers and hosts, by clarifying also the role of ETSI MEC ISG and ETSI CTI.
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-= Motivation =
+This page describes guidelines, general framework and call for proposals for the organization of MEC Hackathons. These definitions and guidelines have been approved by ETSI MEC ISG with contribution [https://docbox.etsi.org/ISG/MEC/05-CONTRIBUTIONS/2017//MEC(17)000606r3_Definition_of_general_guidelines_on_MEC_Hackathons.docx MEC(17)000606r3].
-In order to increase and accelerate the adoption of MEC, in Phase 2 ETSI ISG MEC still continues engaging the ecosystem, and encourage all stakeholders to use MEC work to develop edge applications. One of the means to reach this goal is the organization of MEC Hackathons.
+= ETSI MEC Hackathons =
-= Definition =
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 = Terminology =

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= Introduction =

This contribution discusses the background assumptions for the organization of MEC Hackathons. The document describes guidelines, general framework for proposers and hosts, by clarifying also the role of ETSI MEC ISG and ETSI CTI.

= Motivation =

In order to increase and accelerate the adoption of MEC, in Phase 2 ETSI ISG MEC still continues engaging the ecosystem, and encourage all stakeholders to use MEC work to develop edge applications. One of the means to reach this goal is the organization of MEC Hackathons.

= Definition =

= Terminology =

For MEC Hackathons, the following entities are defined:

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'''Theme''' means generic theme in area of technical theme e.g. in case of Health, it could be Future Hospitals.

'''Technical Theme''' usually refers to vertical area e.g. AR/VR, Health, V2X, Industry, but can also refer to a technical focus area defined by ETSI ISG MEC e.g. CRAN.

'''Target Venue''' Venue for which the application or service is created. This could be museum, airport, stadium etc.

'''Technology Vendor'''
Partner a party that provides the target platform for the development.

'''Service Provider'''
Partner a party that provides the connectivity & networking services e.g. operator, enterprise.

'''Target Venue Partner''' a party that aims to host the service or application developed in the hackathon e.g. in case of museum, this could be a specific and well-known museum.

'''Organization Partner''' the hackathon can be sponsored by number of organizations. These can be ETSI, other SDO or any regional, government or global other organization.

'''Host''' host of the event selected by agreement of the attending parties.
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