#IndyCorpHack Challenge The #IndyCorpHack Challenge (the “Challenge”) is an initiative and a friendly competition that will be administered by Greater Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce, Inc. (“GICC”) and will be powered by Techpoint.org. The goal of the Challenge is to encourage the development of new technological products (Apps) that improve the efficiency at the sponsoring organizations while also supporting the region’s tech community by assisting with talent attraction and retention. Apps may be either web-based or mobile. By submitting an App for the Challenge, a participant signifies his, her or its full and unconditional agreement to these Rules. WHO MAY PARTICIPATE The Challenge is open to individuals, teams of individuals and entities (corporations, LLCs, etc.) (each, a “Participant”). Participation by a minor (as determined under the laws of the state of Indiana) requires the written consent of the minor’s parent or guardian. The minor must be accompanied by the minor’s parent or guardian throughout the duration of the hackathon on October 10, 2015. If the Participant consists of a one person team, that individual must be a resident of Indiana. If the Participant is a team, at least one team member must be a resident of Indiana. The team is responsible for deciding ownership interests, licensing rights, and prize distributions among its members. None of the Challenge Entities (defined below) will become involved in any dispute with an entity and its team members, and if a dispute cannot be resolved among team members and the entity, the App will be disqualified. Each Challenge is limited to three (3) teams competing with a limit of 5 participants per team. In the event that participation would exceed twelve (12) teams, GICC and the Sponsors will increase the cap limit per Challenge incrementally four (4) teams, five (5) teams, etc. until all participants are included. Any entity participating in the Challenge must be qualified to do business in Indiana. All non-publicly-traded entities must be owned solely by legal residents of the United States. The Administrator may refuse to consider an App in their sole discretion. No employee, officer, director, agent or owner of GICC (including its affiliates), Judges or Techpoint.org, or an immediate family member (parent, sibling, spouse child) or a household member of a GICC, Judge, or Techpoint.org employee, officer, director or owner may participate in the Challenge. Employees of AT&T, Indianapolis Motor Speedway (IMS), Interactive Intelligence, and Socrata (the “Organizations”) who have had any involvement in the design of the Challenge or development of the Problems may not participate in the Challenge, nor may members of his / her immediate family or household. Additionally, employees of the Organizations may not participate in the Challenge submitted by his / her employer. HOW IT WORKS Each Organization will post a Challenge requiring Participants to develop an App that will solve a user problem facing their respective organizations. The Challenges will be posted on the Techpoint.org website, along with detailed instructions, deadlines for completion, and other relevant information. By submitting an App, the Participant agrees to abide by all of these Rules of the Challenge and is subject to all the rules and limitations of the Challenge, even if the Participant later withdraws the App from competition. Additionally, each Participant agrees that the Judges have full discretion to eliminate or dock points should any Participant not adhere to the rules outlined in this document. By entering the Challenge, the Participant grants to the Sponsors, GICC and Judges a royalty-free license to use the App for the purpose of the Challenge. To be eligible for consideration in the Challenge, an App shall not have been previously publicly available for sale or distribution via any commercial outlet or used for any other purpose in a commercial enterprise. The App must be the Participant’s original work created for the Challenge. The Participant submitting the App must own all intellectual property rights and trade secrets in the App and have the full authority to license the use and further development of the App and license the App to third parties without restriction or limitation. All Finalists must create a Project Page on the Challenge Techpoint.org website for each App submitted. Each Project Page must designate for which Challenge the App is submitted. Each App must, at a minimum, support English language use, and all written parts of entries must be in English. The Project Page will require the following: 1. A completed #IndyCorpHack presentation template 2. A link to a two to five (2-5) minute video describing the App and showing its functionality. All Apps will be posted publicly on the Challenge Techpoint.org site. Apps are expected to have been tested for basic functionality, accuracy of messaging, and integrity (i.e. security), and must be accessible to GICC and Judges for confirmation that the App functions and operates as described. The Sponsors of each Challenge will actively solicit and encourage public feedback for all Apps throughout the Challenge period. Participants are expected to make good-faith efforts to read and consider public feedback and to respond to it when appropriate. TIMELINE Finalists may submit Apps only through Techpoint.org and only between October 10, 2015 (the “Opening Date”) and October 19, 2015 at 12:59 PM Eastern Daylight Time (“EDT”) (the “Closing Date,” and the dates between the Opening Date and Closing Date, the “Challenge Submission Period”). The Administrator’s computer is the official time-keeping device for the Challenge. It is anticipated that a list of Winners will be announced and that the Closing Ceremony will take place on October 27, 2015. 1. October 10 - 19, 2015: Challenge Submission Period 2. October 19 – 27, 2015: Judging, Finalists Announced & Awards Program PRIZES Each Organization will evaluate its own Apps. Evaluators will be selected by GICC and Organizations, and will be Organization employees or others who have significant insight into the problems presented and the technology used. Each Challenge will be graded against the following set of criteria: Judging Criteria: #IndyCorpHack Challenge Addressing the Challenge (50%): The tool successfully answers the primary question of the challenge. It is easy, clear and predictable to use for employees or residents. Creativity and Innovation (25%): The tool tackles the problem in a creative and innovative fashion. Customer and User Experience (15%): The tool provides a great user experience, based on a clever design. Attention to aesthetics, interaction and user interface, ease of use, it is intuitive. Advancement of a Solution Maturity (10%): The tool is well advanced and can easily be adapted to existing agency/organization’s systems or be released to the public with few changes; e.g. it is accurately branded for the agency/organization, a business process can be completed, it leverages an official agency/organization source, any data that is to be consumed by the agency/organization is provided in machine-readable format. Finalists Addressing the Challenge (40%): The tool successfully answers the primary question of the challenge. It is easy, clear and predictable to use for employees or residents. Creativity and Innovation (15%): The tool tackles the problem in a creative and innovative fashion. Customer and User Experience (25%): The tool provides a great user experience, based on a clever design. Attention to aesthetics, interaction and user interface, ease of use, it is intuitive. Advancement of a Solution Maturity (20%): The tool is well advanced and can easily be adapted to existing agency/organization’s systems or be released to the public with few changes; e.g. it is accurately branded for the agency/organization, a business process can be completed, it leverages an official agency/organization source, any data that is to be consumed by the agency/organization is provided in machine-readable format. Sponsors and GICC may change or alter the Judging Criteria in their sole discretion without notice to Participants. Five (5) prize packages (1 for each of the Challenges) will be awarded. Two (2) semi-finalists per Challenge will be selected on October 10, 2015 to continue through the production of the App. Challenge finalists will have nine (9) days to complete their App. The Innovators Award winner will be selected and announced at the conclusion of the hackathon on October 10, 2015. If the entrant is a team, the prize will be delivered to the team member that is a resident of Indiana or if there is more than one such team member, to the team member listed as the project leader. Sponsor shall have no obligation to allocate the prize amongst team members. Cash prizes are anticipated to be: 1. AT&T Challenge - $1,500 2. Interactive Intelligence Challenge - $1,500 3. Socrata Challenge - $1,500 4. IMS Challenge #1- $1,500 NOTE: Taxes on all prizes are the sole responsibility of the winner. Before being awarded any prize, the winner will be required to provide the Administrator with sufficient documentation and information to fully and correctly report the winnings to the relevant tax authority. The prizes will not be derived from State or public funds. Prizes are expected to be provided via contributions of sponsoring companies and universities. Sponsoring companies and universities are eligible to participate in the Challenge so long as they have no representatives as Judges or Evaluators. INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY RIGHTS Acceptance of an App for the Challenge is not an acknowledgement or admission by either the Sponsors or Administrator of the novelty or originality of the App. By submitting an App in this Challenge, the Participant warrants and represents that the Participant owns all of the trade secrets, proprietary information, intellectual and industrial property rights in and to the App, and the App does not contain any third party copyrighted materials, and otherwise do not violate or infringe the rights, including, without limitation, patent, copyrights, trademark rights or rights of publicity/privacy, of any third party. The Participant will retain ownership rights in the App. However, as a condition of entry, the Participant grants the relevant Sponsors and Administrator a perpetual, irrevocable, worldwide, royalty-free and non-exclusive license to use, reproduce, publicly perform, publicly display and create derivative works from, any entry or App that Participant submits (1) for the purposes testing and evaluating the App for purposes of the Challenge, and (2) to advertise, display, demonstrate, or otherwise promote the App and the Challenge. In addition, if an App is awarded a Prize, the Participant grants the relevant Organization a perpetual, irrevocable, worldwide, royalty-free and non-exclusive license to use, reproduce, publicly perform, publicly display and create a derivative work from, the App for the Organization’s non-commercial use. The relevant Organization and the Participant may agree separately regarding ongoing maintenance or updates of an App that wins a prize. OTHER INFORMATION All federal, state, and local laws and regulations apply. The Sponsors and Administrator reserve the right to disqualify any Participant from the Challenge if, in their sole discretion, they reasonably believe that the Participant has attempted to undermine the legitimate operation of the Challenge by cheating, deception, or other unfair practices. Any false information provided within the context of the Challenge by any Participant, including, but not limited to, concerning identity, mailing address, telephone number, email address, age and consent of parent or guardian (if the Participant is a minor), ownership of rights to an App or any non-compliance with these Rules or the like may result in the immediate elimination of the Participant from the Challenge, in the Sponsors’ or Administrator’s sole discretion. By accepting a prize, each Participant agrees and consents to the Sponsors, each Organization’s use of Participant’s name and/or likeness to name the Participant in promotional and advertising material as a winner of the Challenge without additional compensation for so long as the App is in use by the Organization. To the maximum extent permitted by law, each Participant indemnifies and agrees to hold harmless the Organizations, Sponsors, Administrator, Judges, Evaluators, and Techpoint.org, and agents or representatives thereof, (collectively, the “Challenge Entities”) from and against any liability, claims, demands, losses, damages, costs and expenses resulting from any act, default or omission of the Participant and/or a breach of any warranty or other provision set forth herein. To the maximum extent permitted by law, each Participant agrees to defend, indemnify and hold harmless the Challenge Entities from and against any and all claims, actions, suits or proceedings, as well as any and all losses, liabilities, damages, costs and expenses (including reasonable attorneys’ fees) arising out of or accruing from (a) any App or other material uploaded or otherwise provided by the Participant that infringes any copyright, trademark, trade secret, trade dress, patent or other intellectual property right of any person or defames any person or violates their rights of publicity or privacy, (b) any misrepresentation made by the Participant in connection with the Challenge; (c) any non-compliance by the Participant with these Rules; (d) claims brought by persons or entities arising from or related to the Participant’s involvement with the Challenge; (e) acceptance, possession, misuse or use of any prize or participation in any Challenge-related activity or participation in this Challenge; (f) any error in the collection, processing, or retention of entry information; or (g) any typographical or other error in the printing, offering or announcement of any prize or winners. The Participant agrees as a condition of entering the Challenge that the Challenge Entities are under no duty or obligation to award prizes, treat Apps confidentially, protect any trade secrets, intellectual property, proprietary information or personal or corporate data of the Participant. That Participant agrees that the Challenge Entities are under no obligation to return any data or information to the Participant, and that there is no obligation to select a winner. Challenge Entities may suspend or terminate the competition at any time without notice to Participants. The Participant acknowledges and agrees that all decisions of the Judges are final, binding and conclusive. Disputes Each Participant agrees that: (1) any and all claims, judgments, and awards shall be limited to actual out-of-pocket costs incurred, including costs associated with entering this contest, but in no event attorneys’ fees; and (2) under no circumstances will Participant be permitted to obtain awards for, and Participant hereby waives all rights to claim punitive, incidental, and consequential damages, and any other damages, other than for actual out-of-pocket expenses, and any and all rights to have damages multiplied or otherwise increased. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE CHALLENGE ENTITIES BE LIABLE TO ANY PARTICIPANT OR WINNER FOR DAMAGES THAT EXCEED THE VALUE OF THE PRIZE TO BE AWARDED TO ANY PARTICIPANT IN THIS CHALLENGE.