World Blockchain Summit 2018

Bengaluru , India

关于 World Blockchain Summit 2018

Blockchain technology today forms the basis of on-line secure ledger/settlement his moving towards mainstream adoption. The global Blockchain technology market is predicted to rise from $210m in 2016 to $2.31bn by 2021.

Blockchain has many applications – in supply chains, healthcare, global monetary systems, financial technologies, energy trading, music, electronic record authentication, delivery of Government services and many more. As a result the Blockchain technology is expected to have significant impact on various industries and so it is critical for stakeholders to formulate careful legal and business strategies around this new business models as the technology and infrastructure, as well as the corresponding market appetite and regulatory structures, evolve rapidly in disparate global markets.

Our speakers at this event are subject experts and they will examine and analyse the impact on various industries, the challenges and opportunities that Blockchain presents. Presentations, short tutorials, interactive panel discussions and solution-based case studies will focus on learning and building partnerships in the emerging Blockchain space

特征

• 4 Tracks
• 30 Speakers

参加的理由

1. Explore the use cases of Blockchain, business models and blockades that can upkeep your digital transformation.
2. Hear the latest strategies from the world’s best experts on Blockchain, Distributed Ledgers, Crypto-currencies, Smart Contracts, DApps and more.
3. Acquire hands-on experience of how Blockchain technology works, where it can be useful, through real-time use cases.
4. Join with global Blockchain experts and adopters to expand your community.
5. Network with 150+ Attendees joining from different nations

音箱

Nilotpal Mukherjee
Co-Founder & Chief Business Officer Marlin Protocol
Girish Nuli
Mohan Satyaranjan
Founder CTO/Director Taqanal Energy Pvt. Ltd
Araf Karsh Hamid
Co-Founder / CTO MetaMagic Global
Vishwanath Shastry
Vice Preseident Unocoin
Sohan Lal Nautiyal
VP & Blockchain Solution Architect BC DLT Solution
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Dr. Shankar Ramamoorthy
Chief customer success officer Harman Connected Services
Amit Rao
Vice President Trusted Objects
Ashish Bhatia
Senior Director and Global Head Harman Connected Services
Virendra Gupta
Research Scholar Innovation
Ramakrishnan TV
Chief Product Owner - Digital Core Banking SAP Labs India
Raghavendra RajaRao Deshmukh
Sr. Product Development Manager SAP Labs India
Senthil Kumaresan
Principal Product Manager WIPRO
Ashish Srivastava
General Manager & Global Practice Lead ITC Infotech
Sriram Kannan
Sales Leader – Financial Services Sector (FSS) – Global Business Services (GBS) IBM
Michael Isaac
Senior Project Manager Volvo
Murali Duvvuru
Co-Founder Cognitochain
Afsal Marattil
Architect WIPRO

World Blockchain Summit 2018 面试

Mohan Satyaranjan
As a speaker, can you tell us about your speech at the event?
I presented part of the work done at nVipani Labs while building valUchain. I explained how valUchain is being used to prevent Food Loss, and what difference BLOCKCHAIN makes.
Araf Karsh Hamid
Could you tell us what you will talk about at the event?
My talk is about "Blockchain Intro to Hyperledger Fabric".

议程

 

8:45AM - 09:00AM
Registration
Pick up your name badge and goodie bag

09:00AM - 09:30AM
Dr. Shankar.Ramamoorthy, Customer Success Officer, HARMAN Connected Services
Conference Overview & Unblocking The Blocks
“We don’t want Block chain, we want Block chain inspired..”
The abstract of this talk it to dispel the myths about Block Chain technology. With these kinds of high expectations comes intense public interest and speculation, leading to the generation of a number of myths and misconceptions around the application of blockchain technology. The speaker will be discussing seven key myths in his presentation.
Blockchain myth 1: “The blockchain” exists
Blockchain myth 2: Blockchain is infinitely scalable
Blockchain myth 3: Blockchain usage eliminates fraud
Blockchain myth 4: Blockchain usage is free
Blockchain myth 5: Blockchain will revolutionise banking
Blockchain myth 6: Blockchain has no business applications
Blockchain myth 7: Blockchain is a “disruptive technology”

Blockchain technology has the potential to greatly change the way you do business and benefit your organisation, but without the correct understanding of how blockchain transactions and networks function you won’t be able to truly harness the power of blockchain technology.

 

09:30AM - 10:00AM
Nilotpal Mukherjee, Co-Founder & Chief Business Officer, Marlin Protocol
The Scaling journey for Block-chains
The wide-scale research and adoption of Blockchain ecosystem has carved out an imminent need for a secure and scalable infrastructure. Especially for the new world of Decentralized applications the infra is still too fragile, and nascent, and that\'s what has primarily driven investor attention to fund research work on unique areas of Blockchain Scaling. This discussion would run you through the unique exploratory journey of Block-chain scaling, and help you understand the Scaling Journey for Block-chains through its past, present and future.

10:00AM - 10.30AM
Panel Discussion - How blockchain will change the way companies do business
Dr. Shankar.Ramamoorthy, Customer Success Officer, HARMAN Connected Services
Sohan Lal Nautiyal, VP & Blockchain Solution Architect, BC DLT Solution
Girish Nuli, Founder and CEO, Antara Software and Consulting

 

10.30AM - 11:00AM
Sohan Lal Nautiyal, VP & Blockchain Solution Architect, BC DLT Solution
Emerging form of value using Blockchain
Digital technology has disrupted business, Internet is great for collaboration and communication, cloud for central application, there is disruption and revolution in the technology, Blockchain and which is going to add significant value in business.
Faster dealing of transaction across border with low fees
Faster settlement of trade
High cost saving by going away of third-party intermediaries
Facilitates transparency, high availability and security of data
Don’t need a mediator, centralized administrator or a trusted third party to verify transactions
Audit trail, traceability and provenance in business network
Records added in blockchain are immutable
Blockchain network create an ecosystem for secure transfer, authorization, integrity, and authenticity of data

Use of Blockchain technology for secure storage, immutable, traceable of Medical records, certificates, Employment records, Land records

11:00AM - 11:30AM
Networking Break
Tea with Cookies

11.30AM - 12:00PM
Girish Nuli, Founder and CEO, Antara Software and Consulting
Blockchain and AI: Powering the future
The future is exciting! Over the past few years, a wide range of interesting technologies have picked up steam and promise to change the way we think and work. Two technologies that have the potential to create significant impact on our lives are Artificial Intelligence and Blockchain. Blockchain is a technology that has the potential to impact a lot of industry verticals by transforming processes that take significant time, effort and resources today. Combined with the power of machine learning and artificial intelligence, the applications are limitless. In this talk, you will learn how Blockchain is being leveraged by enterprises in different verticals, and how it can be combined with artificial intelligence to create intelligent applications that can quickly deal with massive amounts of data and make smart decisions.

12:00PM - 12:30PM
Araf Karsh Hamid, Co-Founder / CTO, MetaMagic Global
Introduction to Blockchain and Hyperledger Fabric
Understanding the internals of Blockchain Technology like Distributed Ledger, Smart Contracts etc. Hyperledger Fabric is an open source collaborative effort created to advance cross-industry blockchain technologies. In the Enterprise scenario, it's critical to have Privacy and Trust along with Shared Ledger and Smart Contract technologies and move from Systems of Records to Systems of Proof. The solution for Enterprises comprises of Consensus among the Parties before a transaction is committed. Provenance - Origin of the asset can be easily tracked and the transactions are immutable and the Shared Ledger is a Single source of truth. HyperLedger Fabric has primarily focused on these concepts, and it's is a global collaboration, hosted by The Linux Foundation, including leaders in finance, banking, IoT, supply chain, manufacturing, and technology.

12:30PM - 01:00PM
Blockchain Tussle- Finals

 

01:00PM - 02:00PM
Lunch Break
Five star buffet for everybody

 

02:00PM - 02:30PM
Michael Isaac, Senior Project Manager, Volvo
Intranet of Value – Blockchain in Enterprises
Beyond the hype and din in the Blockchain world there has been a restrained evolution underway. The adoption of the technology in the formal structured world of enterprises is maturing slow but steady. This presentation talks about the introduction of Blockchain in Volvo to address critical business cases, and in the process set in motion the spread of the “Intranet of Value”, with a potential to encompass various facets of the organisation.

The strategy has been to “Wrap and Reuse” instead of “Rip and Replace” to establish the feasibility of using the Blockchain technology, and getting the Business buy-in to use it for addressing larger problems. In addition, the aim has been to nurture the Blockchain competency in the organization in line with the long-term vision and way of working.

Volvo has been one of the front-runners in adapting disruptive technologies to enhance business value and user experience.

02:30PM - 03:00PM
Vishwanath Shastry, Vice Preseident, Unocoin
Blockchain with AI and IoT: the Power of Technological Convergence

 

03:00PM - 03:30PM
Senthil Kumaresan, Principal Consultant & Digital Strategist, Wipro
Afsal Marattil, Architect, Wipro
Advanced Asset Management, empowering machines to make autonomous decisions using IoT & Blockchain
Blockchain has evolved from financial services and has moved to disrupt every other industry including Manufacturing. In the last few years, we have witnessed the trend of reducing the asset downtime and moving from a planned to a proactive & predictive maintenance using IoT. And today with Blockchain the thinking has moved one step further ahead – “Maximizing the asset utilization potential” by leveraging both IoT & Blockchain. It enables OEM’s & asset owners to realize the new industry trend “Gig Economy of Machines”. At the end of the talk, the audience will be able to visualize an use case & a technical solution of integrating IoT, Blockchain & Smart Contracts to solve real business problems for the new world.

03:30PM - 04:00PM
Networking Break
Tea with Cookies

 

04:00PM - 04:30PM
Amit Rao, Vice President, Trusted Objects
How Blockchain can improve Data Security
Blockchain can be best defined as - A decentralized, immutable distributed electronic ledger built on a trust model. Employing cryptography, transactions are recorded chronologically and publicly, each one time-stamped and linked to the previous one. Most importantly, these digital blocks can only be updated through the consensus of all participants, with modification, data interception and deletion near impossible.

The 2017 World Economic Forum report predicted that by 2025, 10% of global GDP will be stored on blockchains or blockchain-related technology. Touted as a major technology disruption for numerous industries, it can also be transformative in the realm of cyber security. Confidentiality, integrity and availability, also known as the CIA triad, is a model designed to guide policies for information security and blockchain can play across the triad, hence offering improved resilience, auditing and transparency.

During the session, we will learn about Blockchain security architecture, applications & use cases in data security, blockchain in IoT security, limitations & vulnerabilities

 

08:30AM – 09:00AM
Registration
Pick up your name badge and goodie bag

09:00AM - 09:15AM
Unicom
Conference Overview

 

09:15AM - 09:50AM
Sriram “Sri” Kannan, IBM
Blockchain for Business, Enterprise and Regulation

 

09.50AM - 10.20AM
Networking Break
Tea with Cookies

10.20AM - 10:55AM
Ashish Bhatia, Senior Director and Global Head, Harman
Blockchain for Enterprise
Governments are flush with data emanating from various sources like passport, tax information and other government records. Blockchain’s applicability to this sector is much obvious. In this session, we will focus on the applicability of Blockchain in the Enterprise sector where it has the potential to create impact for the end user which in turn translates to each and every citizen of the world. Let us examine some use cases of how Blockchain would positively impact the life of billions of people around the world and whether it is all reality or hype. Also, we will assess where is Blockchain now and how far is it from making a real impact.

10.55AM - 11:30PM
Mohan Satyaranjan, Founder CTO/Director, Taqanal Energy Pvt. Ltd
Developing Blockchain Applications and Technologies
Supply chains are complex, involving multiple players across geographies. Often they span national boundaries. Pilferage, fraud, and malpractices are common. Consequently, members of the supply chain invest immensely in legal due diligence, and indemnification. These come at a cost.

Losses in a supply chain can be as high as 50% or more. While pilferage, fraud, and malpractices account for most of the losses, significant losses also happen due to delays while negotiating contracts, and in legal reviews. Inherent lack of trust among the parties involved necessitates the legal due diligence despite its high cost, and cycle-time. Big businesses are often conducted in partnership of long trusted partners. This inhibits competition, and fair play.

Increasingly, consumers (customers in general) are demanding to know more about the product they are buying (Is it genuine? Where did it come from? What standards does this comply to?...), and they want authentic answers that they can trust.

Blockchains, as they automate trust, address all the above expectations in a scalable (a retail chain may have a few million items in its inventory) items in its inventory), and cost-effective manner. The talk discusses in detail, how, and why Blockchain is disrupting the Supply chain for the better.

11:30AM - 12:05PM
Virendra Gupta, Research Scholar – Innovation
Innovation strategies for Blockchain startups

 

12:05PM - 12:40PM
Ramakrishnan TV, Chief Product Owner - Digital Core Banking, SAP Labs India
“Intelligent Enterprise- Blockchain – What is big challenge - Regulatory compliance (accountability and data security) vs Technology”
Focus of the session on how the new Technology trends like Blockchain, Big data, IoT and Machine Learning are driving the Innovation, in the same time bringing lot of challenges in terms of data privacy laws, data moving out of country, data misused without concern from the users. Few thoughts on how regulators, Banks, Insurers, Fintech companies and corporates to join hands to bring in changes which allow the technology industry to leverage the new trends at the same time take care of security, privacy issues. The enterprise are trying very hard to bring in new innovations, but is regulation a big challenge- overall try to discuss what is big challenge Technology vs Regulation”

12:40PM - 01:40PM
Lunch Break
Five star buffet for everybody

 

01:40PM - 02:15PM
Raghavendra RajaRao Deshmukh, Sr. Product Development Manager, SAP Labs India
Supply Chain and Blockchain - Demo
International Shipping and specifically Ocean Shipping Trade currently is governed by Old UN conventions and involves many parties like Sellers, Buyers, Banks, Freight Forwarders, Brokers, Agents, Carriers etc exchanging a variety of information like Commercial Invoices, Bills of Lading, Purchase Orders, Export/Import Customs Declaration etc via Paper based documents and storing information in disparate IT systems. Identifying the One Single Version of Truth and reconciling information amongst the various IT systems becomes a problem. Add to this the creation and manual exchange of documents adds time delays and cost escalations and creates inefficiencies. Secure ways of releasing Cargo is also a problem. Given these problems, Blockchain can help all these Partners to get consistent access to information, store digitally signed immutable versions of the documents, transfer document ownerships and securely release Cargo to the rightful parties. In this session we shall talk about how the SAP Digital Supply Chain group has used Blockchain Technologies and Services to solve some of the problems prevalent in the Supply Chain/Logistics industry.

02:15PM -02:50PM
Ashish Srivastava, General Manager & Global Practice Lead, ITC Infotech
Using Blockchain for Media Traceability
With the faster adoption of digital technologies, web, social media and mobiles it is difficult to trace the IPs. Original owner of the IP, has no control over his/her digital contents once it’s being leaked. This is especially true in case of Media contents like photos and videos. Once leaked, these contents can never be retrieved and one's control over the IP is lost forever. Sometimes, these images and videos are quite personal which goes viral and distorts one's career and even social status.

Even Cybercrime teams are unable to trace each and every instance of such contents who created it, who copied it, who passed it to others and who morphed it.

Therefore, Media traceability through Blockchain could help to be a boon in this area. This could also be an extension over JPEG and MPEG formats and would require new codecs to be developed. Original Author will have the right to delete all the instances of such media, trace forward and backward. This will also help cyber crime teams to respond to the reported crime in a shorter span of time.

02:50PM - 03:20PM
Networking Break
Tea with Cookies

 

03:20PM -03:55PM
Murali Duvvuru, Co-Founder, Cognitochain
Role of Blockchain in Financial Inclusion
Financial inclusion is an important step to alleviate poverty. For an un or underbanked person, getting access to wide variety of financial products and services, could potentially change lives. Blockchain Technology increases transparency and trust between two parties, whether it’s individuals or organisations which intern helps in reducing the operational costs and increases efficiency. By its decentralized nature, it can assist several microfinancing bodies without the need for mediators or central authorities. Furthermore, smart contracts make repaying these loans easier by creating a bond based on the terms and conditions specified for repayment.

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开始:
2018年12月6日 08:45 , IST (UTC +5:30)
结束:
2018年12月7日 15:55 , IST (UTC +5:30)
价钱:
$ 111–837
地点:
The Ritz-Carlton
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