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Hackathon Into the Box 2023

Maria Jose Herrera April 24, 2023

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Maria Jose Herrera

April 24, 2023

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Are you ready to Hack? Into the Box 2023

During the first day of Into the Box Conference 2023; on May 18th, we're hosting a Happy Box Party where attendees can connect and network with one another. We're excited to announce that this year, we're introducing a new activity: a Hackathon team-up event! This hackathon is an excellent opportunity for tech enthusiasts to come together, collaborate, share their skills and knowledge, and work on innovative projects that tackle real-world problems. We hope you'll join us for this exciting time! 

We are currently in the process of finalizing the topics for the hackathon and would love to hear your feedback. We want to make sure that the topics we select are relevant to the interests and expertise of our attendees, so please take a moment to let us know what topics you would be most interested in working on.

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The Winner gets an Android MP3 Player! 

We appreciate your input and look forward to hearing your ideas. If you haven't registered yet; click on the link below to get a 20% discount.

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If you have any other ideas on how to make ITB better; feel free to reach out to us at intothebox@ortusolutions.com; thank you for your time and feedback; See you soon at Into the Box 2023! 

 

 

 

 

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