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Are you a university student or a professional whos excited about cyber security?
Creative Challenge
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Are you a creative mind who wants to develop a disruptive or creative idea?
Sustainable Investment Challenge
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Are you a passionate about trading and finance?
Learn to invest 1.000.000$!
STANDARD EDITION
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Are you a university student or a professional whos excited by coding?
Get the chance to win an amazing laptop!
Code Challenge
TEEN EDITION
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Are you a brilliant high school student
who wants to challenge your mind with logic problems?
Get the chance to win €5.000!
A series of challenges created by Replyers and open to anyone who loves technology and online competitions.
Reply Challenges are all about having fun, showing off your talent in Coding, Security, Creative and much more, to win some great prizes along the way. We are the first and only company to offer specially-designed online competitions to test all kinds of skills.
Reply - digital consulting company - invests heavily in the research of talent and continual learning. The Reply Challenges fits within Reply’s vast programme of initiatives designed to promote the culture of the latest technologies, with a particular focus on the younger generations.
These Challenges are part of the Reply’s ongoing efforts to promote new ways of learning, fully digital, to young people.
We are the #1 and only company to offer specially-designed online competitions to test all kinds of skills.
The challenge took place from May 21st to 23rd; each team had 48 hours to develop a creative concept for one among nine creative areas.
Nine finalist teams, one for each category, were selected by an expert Jury panel and presented their projects during the online final event on July 1st 2021, prior to the announcement of the winning team.
These are the numbers we made:
+12.000 REGISTRATIONS
1900 registered TEAMS
80 different Countries
Re-watch the finals here!
The investment Challenge - in collaboration with Banca Generali, MIP Politecnico di Milano, CFA Society Italy, and Main Street Partners. took place between April 19th and May 18th with a first round of 2 weeks (April 19th - April 30th) from which a selection of 100 best traders compete on an online final round on May 14th - May 18th.
Lets crunch some numbers:
For the external edition we had +14.500 new registered to the platform!
from 91 Countries!
On 11th March 2021 Reply launched the third edition of the Code Challenge - Teen Edition, together with the Standard Edition. Teenagers from all over the world could use any programming language to face five algorithmic or logical problems in 4 hours.
During this edition we had:
22.000 REGISTRATIONS
3.124 TEAMS for the Standard Edition
1.923 TEAMS for the Teen Edition
+ 30.000 total SUBMISSIONS
On 11th March 2021 Reply launched the fourth edition of the Code Challenge - Standard Edition, in collaboration with INWIT.
Participants from all over the world could use any programming language to face one optimization problem during the 4 hours of the challenge.
During this edition we had:
22.000 REGISTRATIONS
3.124 TEAMS for the Standard Edition
1.923 TEAMS for the Teen Edition
+ 30.000 total SUBMISSIONS
This years problem was on the correct placement of 5G antennas in an urban environment, taking care of the constraints and expected results for a fully connected mesh into an urban “Manhattan grid"
On 9th October 2020 the Cyber Security Challenge in Capture the Flag (CTF) mode took place online reaching thousands of participants.
Each team had to face 5 levels for each of the 5 categories offered with Cyber Security as main theme: Coding, Web, Miscellaneous, Crypto and Binary. This all happens in a time span 24 hours total.
During this last edition we had:
+10.000 new REGISTRATIONS
160 different COUNTRIES
2380 registered TEAMS
9176 FLAGS submitted, of which 1283 scoring ones
The challenge took place from May 22nd to 24th; each team had 48 hours to develop a creative concept for social media: Instagram story-telling, branded content, brand activation, service design and employer branding areas.
Five finalist teams, one for each category, were selected by an expert panel and presented their projects during the online final event on July 1st 2020, prior to the announcement of the winning team.
These are the numbers we made:
6200 REGISTRATIONS
1093 registered TEAMS
522 Total PROJECTS SUBMITTED
The investment Challenge - in collaboration with Banca Generali and MIP (Politecnico di Milano School of Management) took place between March 30th and April24th with a first round of 2 weeks (March 30th - April 10th) from which a selection of 100 best traders compete on an online final round on April 24th.
We had 8488 registrations, 168.100 trades and 23,6 years as total time spent on BG SAXO. At the end of the challenge, 63% of players had more than 1M €!
These are the numbers we made:
8.500 Registrations
168.100 Trades
207.037 hours played
On 12th March 2020 Reply launched the second edition of the code challenge - teen together with the standard edition. Teenagers from all over the world could use any programming languages to face five algorithmic or logical problems.
This all happened in a time span 4 hours total.
Both editions made these numbers:
20.171 REGISTRATIONS
2.862 TEAMS for the Standard Edition
1.253 TEAMS for the Teen Edition
+ 21.000 total SUBMISSIONS
On 12th March 2020 Reply launched the fully digital challenge together with the teen edition. Participants from all over the world could use any programming languages to face one algorithmic or logical problem and send as many solutions they want. This all happened in a time span 4 hours total.
Both editions made these numbers:
20.171 REGISTRATIONS
2.862 TEAMS for the Standard Edition
1.253 TEAMS for the Teen Edition
+ 21.000 total SUBMISSIONS
On 11th October 2019 all registered teams took on the Cyber Security Challenge in Capture the Flag (CTF) mode.
Each team had to face 5 levels for each of the 5 categories offered with Cyber Security as main theme: Coding, Web, Miscellaneous, Crypto and Binary. This all happens in a time span 24 hours total.
During this last edition we had:
6699 new REGISTRATIONS
87 different COUNTRIES
1365 registered TEAMS
6466 FLAGS submitted, of which 1003 scoring ones
The challenge took place from May 10th to 12th; each team had 48 hours to develop a creative concept for social, video, branding, customer experience and employer branding areas.
Five finalist teams, one for each category, were selected by an expert panel and presented their projects during Reply Xchange 2019, prior to the announcement of the winning team.
These are the numbers we made:
3480 REGISTRATIONS
1581 PLAYERS
587 registered TEAMS
350 Total SUBMISSIONS
On 15th March 2019 Reply launched the challenge online together with the teen edition. Participants from all over the world could use any programming languages to face one algorithmic or logical problem and send as many solutions they want. This all happened in a time span 4 hours total.
Both editions made these numbers:
15000 REGISTRATIONS
1337 TEAMS for the Standard Edition
1522 TEAMS for the Teen Edition
21000 total SUBMISSIONS
On 15th March 2019 Reply launched the challenge online together with the standard edition. Teenagers from all over the world could use any programming languages to face five algorithmic or logical problems.
This all happened in a time span 4 hours total.
Both editions made these numbers:
15000 REGISTRATIONS
1337 TEAMS for the Standard Edition
1522 TEAMS for the Teen Edition
21000 total SUBMISSIONS
On 5th October 2018 all registered teams took on the Cyber Security Challenge in Capture the Flag (CTF) mode.
Each team had to face 5 levels for each of the 5 categories offered with Cyber Security as main theme: Coding, Web, Miscellaneous, Crypto and Binary. This all happened in a time span 24 hours total.
For this first edition, here is the participation response:
6260 new REGISTRATIONS
61 different COUNTRIES
697 registered TEAMS
7820 FLAGS submitted, of which 962 scoring ones
On 15th March 2018 a problem statement was released online and the teams, had to solve it. Each team could send more than one solution and use their favourite programming language.
This all happened in a time span 4 hours total.
These are the numbers we made:
7776 CODERS registered in the challenge
67 different COUNTRIES
1207 TEAMS
2328 SOLUTIONS submitted
