hackUST 2022 | powered by Nan Fung Group
Workshops Schedule
We provide different workshops and mentoring sessions for you and your team to better equip with practical skills in competing hackUST 2022 , powered by Nan Fung Group. Please refer to the table below for more information - further details to be updated!
Workshop - Driving HLBL via Digital transformation by AIA |
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4 April 2022 |
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10:30-11:30 HKT |
Close Deadline |
1 April 2022 23:59 HKT |
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In this workshop, you will learn about AIA HK & Macau and its purpose to help people live “Healthier, Longer, Better Lives” (HLBL).
During the last decade, there is a dramatic shift in the way insurance business operates amid digital transformation. In light of this, HLBL is largely powered by such transformation with the engagement of Web 3.0. Experts from AIA will be sharing HLBL digital initiatives, Web 3.0 application and Successful traits of being a digital champion to further provide you with insights into shaping your hacking solutions. |
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1. Patrick Lam – Chief Technology Officer at AIA HK & Macau
Patrick is an enthusiastic professional digital technology leader with strong experiences in leveraging advance capability to lead digital transformation, innovation, marketing and partnership. He has over 24 years of in-depth business knowledge coupled with high integrity, commercially minded and team building capability to create significant business change and impact. Patrick holds executive leadership positions across Technology, Operations, and Business management with major global Financial Services organizations – HSBC, UBS, Deutsche Bank, AllianceBernstein, Goldman Sachs and Lehman Brothers.
Patrick’s career was built on a foundation that digital technology is the change lever allowing organization to focus on driving customer acquisition, conversion, and activation. His successes is achieved by a relentless focus on leadership, team building, collaboration, business and strategy alignment, innovation, solution delivery and take full accountability for the business outcome.
2. Ralph Yu (Director, Digital Product & Strategy) 3. Anthony Chan (Associate Director, Digital Product & Strategy) |
Workshop - Data Analytics by AWS |
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Date |
6 April 2022 |
Time |
14:00-16:00 HKT |
Close Deadline |
5 April 2022 12:00 HKT |
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1. Introduction to AWS 2. What is Data analytics? ● Business value (Forbes) ● Business outcomes ● Data Transformation level ● Analytic competency ● Data stages ● Roles: Data Engineer vs Data Analyst vs Data Scientist vs Data Architect vs Data governance vs Data Modeller ● Data architecture in different scenarios 3. Data Analytics on AWS 4. Demo ● Profile and transform data using AWS Glue Databrew ● Visualize using Amazon |
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Mr Fortune Hui, Partner Solutions Architect, AWS
Fortune Hui is a Partner Solutions Architect in Amazon Web Services, specialising in Data Analytics. Fortune has years of experience of data analytics and AI/ML in industries like Airlines, Retail and Insurance. Before joining AWS, he was a Sr. Data Engineer, Analytics in Accenture, designing and building cloud-based Big Data platform. |
Workshop - Hacking better habits for a better planet by CWR |
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Date |
7 April 2022 |
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15:00-16:00 HKT |
Close Deadline |
6 April 2022 12:00 HKT |
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Many of us want to do something about climate change but don’t know where to start or feel disempowered as we believe our actions are insignificant. But small changes can make a big difference. Did you know that if enough of us made simple habit tweaks across just eight areas of our daily life from food, online shopping to internet surfing plus more, we could save more than two billion tonnes of greenhouse gas emissions? This is equivalent to the combined 2015 GHG emissions of Japan and South Korea!
The power of one is strong, but the power of a group is stronger; and tech is a powerful catalyst critical to realising collective action: How can tech/apps be used to gamify habit changes to synergise collective savings for a greener society and better planet? Can we use tech to improve emissions across these eight areas? What about harnessing social media to spread the word around the world of these simple actions?
Start innovating now with CWR in this workshop and explore how to leverage simple actions that can lead to greener lifestyles and a healthier planet. The 2022 IPCC report paints a bleak future if we do nothing - large parts of Hong Kong submerged by rising seas in your lifetimes cannot be ruled out. Time is running short, but it has not run out … so don’t wait, YOUR technical solution can make a difference … together we can hack better habits for a better planet.
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Dr CT Low (Mapping & Projects, CWR)
Low has extensive inter-disciplinary research experience, which although wide-ranging, focuses on identifying hotspots to facilitate better resilience planning. At CWR, Low uses spatial modelling and statistical analysis as well as remote sensing, cartography, and geo-statistics to map and assess water & climate risks. Low led the analysis on CWR’s recent coastal threat assessments in Asia Pacific as well as for CLSA in the Greater Bay Area and his maps have been well-received among investors and the media. Currently, Low leads CWR’s Re-IMAGINE HK project to catalyse a path toward a regenerative roadmap for a climate ready and resilient Hong Kong.
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Winning the Race to Net Zero by Deloitte |
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Date |
12 April 2022 |
Time |
15:30 – 16:30 HKT |
Close Deadline |
11 April 2022 12:00 HKT |
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The latest report of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) is clearer than ever: "Code Red for Humanity". The message is clear: to meet the greatest challenge facing humanity, we must collectively and urgently step up our efforts to reduce emissions and limit global temperature rise to 1.5°C. Businesses have a crucial role to play in leading the change. To achieve net zero emissions by 2050 at the latest, many aspects of our economy and society will need to be completely transformed - with the support of governments, investors, businesses and consumers. How can we get there fastest and what challenges might we face on the way? Questions like "How can we measure and manage climate risks? What should we focus on as a business?" And - perhaps most importantly - "What opportunities can we identify to solve problems and create positive impact both environmentally and economically?" are key questions that we need to address and provide guidance and solutions for. We are in the decade of urgent action. The benefits have never been clearer - let's do it together! |
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1. Dr. Pascal Vuichard - Associate Director, Climate Change & Sustainability
Pascal is an Associate Director with Deloitte Carbon Care Asia in Hong Kong. He is assisting clients in driving sustainability projects spanning across different sectors including the public sector, energy, mobility, waste management, and the buildings sector. Pascal has led various projects focusing on strategic planning, policy development, and research initiatives. His recent focus is on building new business models with the aim to foster growth for sustainable technologies like renewable energies and electric mobility, including by way of public policy interventions as well as on delivering learning programmes with the goal to equip executives with the toolsets to tackle climate change and capture opportunities on the path to a low-carbon economy.
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Reimagination of your career opportunity in the Great Bay Area by Esquel Group |
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Date |
22 April 2022 |
Time |
16:00-17:30 HKT |
Close Deadline |
18 April 2022 |
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Have you imagined how you are going to start your first job? It would be one of the best choices to join us – as a Hong Kong-based company with a global presence and also with rich exposure in the Great Bay Area to seize comprehensive opportunities for your career development!
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1. Jacky Yuen(Associate Director, Esquel Ventures Group)
Jacky, as an associate director of Esquel Ventures, he will share what are the essential competencies and attitudes of an entrepreneurship, and how graduates could equip themselves in a positive and agile mindset despite the challenges they may face (eg. increasing unemployment rate after pandemic), in order to get ready for the sun after the storm.
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