Trend Micro Codinsanity2014 Solve Big Data Challenges
Trend Micro continues to fuel creativity and cultivate young programming talents through its annual programming contest, the Trend Micro Codinsanity 2014 Asia Pacific Programming Contest. For the first time in 15 years, the contest is now open to both working professionals and students across twelve markets in Asia-Pacific.
Trend Micro Codinsanity 2014 Asia Pacific Programming Contest builds on top of last year’s contest and challenges talent to creatively solve algorithmic challenges in big data. Today’s mobile, social, and collaborative lifestyles have transformed the way people use technologyat home, at work, and everywhere in between. With the rise of big data, the challenge to secure devices,personal information, and business data has become even more complex.
"Today, we are living in the cloud era and a data-driven world, which is reshaping the way enterprises, government agencies and individuals operate. As a company, we are approaching security with a data-centric framework. Our annual programming contest brings together like-minded individuals with the same passion to solve real-world problems in big data which will form the basis of innovation, productivity and competition,” said DhanyaThakkar, Managing Director, India & SEA, Trend Micro. “By working with students and working professionals, we gain unique perspectives and new ideas that can help us approach and tackle challenges differently. We are excited about the outcomes of this year’s contest and we welcome students and software programming talents to take part in the contest."
Whether it is optimizing existing algorithms or formulating new algorithms, Trend Micro Codinsanity 2014 Asia Pacific Programming Contest provides the ideal test bed for contestants to think big, push boundaries and explore alternative solutions to better link data sets, refine recommendation engines or add intelligence to existing processes. The contest provides a platform to showcase innovative applications with market potential and positive social impact.
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