V4 Hackathon Prague 2016. Eric Loeb, senior vice president, AT&T International External & Regulatory Affairs.

V4 Hackathon Prague 2016. Eric Loeb, senior vice president, AT&T International External & Regulatory Affairs

V4 Hackathon Prague 2016. Ladislav Venc, AT&T Czech Republic Country Manager and Eric Loeb, senior vice president, AT&T International External & Regulatory Affairs

V4 Hackathon Prague 2016. John Slamecka, region president, AT&T Global Business – Europe, Middle East, and Africa

V4 Hackathon Prague 2016

V4 Hackathon Prague 2016

V4 Hackathon Prague 2016

V4 Hackathon Prague 2016

V4 Hackathon Prague 2016

V4 Hackathon Prague 2016

V4 Hackathon Prague 2016

V4 Hackathon Prague 2016 – jury

V4 Hackathon Prague 2016

V4 Hackathon Prague 2016

V4 Hackathon Prague 2016 – jury

V4 Hackathon Prague 2016

V4 Hackathon Prague 2016. Eric Loeb, senior vice president, AT&T International External & Regulatory Affairs.

V4 Hackathon Prague 2016. Eric Loeb, senior vice president, AT&T International External & Regulatory Affairs.

V4 Hackathon Prague 2016. Radim Zemánek, and Petr Novák, AT&T Mentors

V4 Hackathon Prague 2016. All participants of the contest.

V4 Hackathon Prague 2016 Winners 1st place. Winners Team Babble. The winning app introduces and connects people located in the same area – like at a concert or on a train. And Eric Loeb, senior vice president, AT&T International External & Regulatory Affairs with John Slamecka, region president, AT&T Global Business – Europe, Middle East, and Africa.

V4 Hackathon Prague 2016 winners 2nd place. Team DameMatiku’s ed tech app enables crowdsourced education video content in local languages.

V4 Hackathon Prague 2016. Best use of Open Source winners – Team OPENAir