After what proved to be the best night’s sleep ever, the hackers gather at the DocuSign Summit for the hackathon awards ceremony.
We set up the plaques and oversized cheques. They look great!
People listen to the videos that the contestants put together, demoing the projects.
Nicholas Reed wins best consumer app for a parental consent form signing application. No more sending kids home with slips of paper!
Neil Mansilla wins for the best enterprise app, sponsored by Box.net, for PodioSign — an integration between DocuSign and Podio.
Peter Ma and Kash Vaidya win for best Mobile App with EZSlip, which allows you to sign off on deliveries.
And the grand prize winner is…Philippe Furlan, who developed a mobile app that allows you to sign petitions! Not only can you sign a petition with DocuSign, but it also leverages your mobile device’s camera to snap a photo of you, and adds it to the record. Pretty cool, if you ask me.
Kudos go out to all the hackers — the judges had their work cut out for them to decide between such amazing apps! I enjoyed working with everyone and getting a first look at applications that I know will be a hit. I, for one, cannot wait to get a kindle, so I can start getting my books electronically signed with kindlegraph!
