From April to end of May 2019 Intys is organising the first Digital Transformation Challenge of Belgium.
The Digital Transformation Challenge is a competition that helps professionals and students to test all their skills & knowledge necessary to work in Digital transformation projects. Topics are, among others: data science, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, design thinking, chatbot, business skills, analytical & technology knowledge, project management.
The first round is played online.
At the end of the online round, the top 20 pros and the top 10 students will be invited for the finals. The finals will take place on Tuesday, May 28, 2019, starting at 18:30 at Intys headquarters in Brussels.
Jury and ambassadors
Rules of the Challenge:
Participants must be Belgian residents over 18 years old. One registration per person is authorised. The participant can only compete in his name and not for someone else. Personal information of the participant may be verified through different sources. Personal data must be accurate. Inaccurate or false information given by the participant will invalid the registration or entail the loss of the Prize.
The score & level of the questions:
You will have 15 minutes to give the correct answer to as many questions as you can (up to 24). The questions are multiple-choice with one and only one right answer. The online test contains questions with one level of difficulty: Medium with an associated score of 2 points if answered correctly. The total score will be the cumulative score of the answers. A wrong answer always gives the same score (-1). When you pass on a question, you don’t win or lose points.
The challenge allows the usage of three ‘jokers’: the "50/50", forcing the system to take out half of the answers, the "Ask the challengers", whereby the percentage of the challengers choosing each answer is displayed to you and the "bonus question / Ask a friend", in which the challenger sends a bonus question to one friend during the challenge. After the challenge, a friend provides input, and the score is adapted accordingly.
Data privacy:
In the context of this competition, the following personal data about the participants will be collected and processed: name, address, date of birth, email address, telephone number and possibly Linkedin profile. The organisers’ servers will automatically save specific data such as address, date and time. Personal data are collected and processed for the following uses:
- To enable and oversee the correct competition process;
- To analyse and optimise EDITx
- To set up the Statboard & Leaderboard at the end of the challenge
EDITx shares the personal information (Last Name, First Name, Mobile and Email) of the participants with and only with the Owner of the challenge and with any governmental agency or Authority (in Belgium) or authority at their request (in case of irregularities).
Intys, the owner of the challenge will use this information for the following purposes:
- To contact all participants to share challenge results
- To contact the top participants to invite them for the finals
- To contact participants about future intern or job opportunities
Disqualification:
Any of the following reasons will justify an elimination from the competition
- Communicating and/or publishing any kind of data, questions or solutions in liaison with the challenge, and sharing directly or indirectly this information with any other contestant before the challenge has been closed;
- Attempting to damage the website or taking action that can cause a negative impact on the normal process/operating procedure of the challenge. Incidentally, this may also be considered as a legal violation and the organiser reserves the right to initiate a legal procedure and claim damages before the Court.
- Taking any action in violation of the copyrights/IP that belongs to the Authors of the questions.
- Having multiple profiles while participating in the challenge.