Oct 18-19 @ The PNP Multi Purpose center
| Info | Details |
|---|---|
| What | 3rd PNP ITMS Hackathon and 57th Foundation Anniversary |
| When | Oct 18-19, 2022 |
| Where | PNP Multi Purpose center |
| By Whom | PNP ITMS |
The PNP ITMS will hold its 3rd annual Hackathon with 5 challenges:
The winner last year was a team from TIP that used a motion detector and artificial intelligence to prevent crimes.
The hackathon includes:
The PNP gave a talk about its Digital Transformation and Smart Policing Program. Among its vision was an independent LAN for all offices of the PNP.
A security company, making Cortex XDR, explained the problems with cybersecurity such as companies:
Their company is able to monitor the security for global operations of top companies using only 22 security analysts. This is done through the use of artificial intelligence.
The DOST also gave a talk about its roadmap and programs.
Among its projects was Onestore PH. We checked it and found it was merely a Woocommerce implementation which uses Wordpress.
By our standards as app developers, that system is pathetic. Is that the best DOST-DTI can do?
A better solution would be to fork Odoo or build one from scratch using Golang. This will make it worthy to be a nationwide platform for 110m citizens.
The Top 3 were:
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Juan Dalisay Jr.
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