Congratulations everyone! The 2023 Make IT Wright Hackathon began on Saturday February 5th 2023 at 8AM and concluded 32 hours later!
I could not be more proud and thankful to all of our students for their exceptional performance in this event. I would also like to thank our sponsors, all of which donated their time, expertise, equipment, and money so that our students would have this experience! Without further ado, the winners!
- Ean Hatfield
- Braden Pennie
- Kalen Tullis
- Ryan Miller
Their submission: https://github.com/ReeseHatfield/MakeItWrightHackathon2023
- Joseph Sodergren
- Derrick Thompson
- Ethan Thompson
- Liam Williams-Henninger
Their submission: https://github.com/Obscure2020/SaladMan
- Mason McDaniel
- Nicole Pililyan
- Regin Potter
- Anmol Saini
Their work: https://github.com/NicoleP23/Hackathon-Team-18
- Scott Austin - Zugang
- Elizabeth Sinclair - Seagull Scientific
- Shawn Minehart - Novexx
- Patti Blessing - Mojix
- John Gallant - AveryDennison
- Johnathan Greegory - GS1
- Jeanne Duckett - AveryDennison
- Ned Mears - GS1
- Duane Roebuck - BlueStar
- Chris Brown - TCS US
- Chris Smith - CDO Tech
- Patricia Gospiron - Avery Dennison
- Dave Gscheidle - WSU
- Cogan Shimizu - WSU
- Kayleigh Duncan - WSU
- Nikhil Ankam - WSU/Avery
- Jeanne Duckett - AveryDennison
- Mary Lou Bosco - AIM North America
- Michael Allen - AIM North America
Welcome to the AIM Global and Wright University Substainable Supply Chains GitHub. Because of the extensibility of GS1 EPCIS and other standards, there is the potential to have “too much” flexibility, wherein developers represent this information in divergent methods. To have a concerted approach and standard reference, we have create template events and sample product flows using industry standards and have included many of these examples in this repository.
