Digital Identity and IoT on the Blockchain

In the age of algorithms, A.I.-driven multinationals and an interconnected, global population, our personal identity is more important than ever. With the rise of the internet, our online and offline worlds started to merge, and what identity is and isn’t has become less defined and more complex. In this timely talk, Arwen Smit explains why identity is the most valuable thing you own, standing at the core of your every online and offline interaction. Driving home that when algorithms shape our reality, we humans become the input and output of algorithms. Arwen Smit is the author of Identity Reboot, available early 2020. Find out more at www.arwensmit.com.

Applications of blockchain technology within larger corporates and enterprises have been touted as the biggest opportunity for the DLT in recent times. Open-source projects like Hyperledger have led the way in encouraging collaboration and a more seamless process for deployment.
Join this panel to find out:
-How to successfully deploy a blockchain strategy for your organisation
-Opportunities within the global enterprise software market
-Real-world use cases
-How to increase transparency, reduce costs, and develop a more holistic strategy

David Bannister, Senior Analyst - Wholesale Banking, Aite Group
Tom Poppe, Marketing R&D and Labs, DLT Product manager, SWIFT
Maria Nymo, Senior Business Developer - New Business Models, DNB ASA
Mirka Skrzypczak, Head of Working Capital & Trade Products - Non Personal Products, NatWest

Since its inception, blockchain has quickly evolved to mean much more than just Bitcoin. More and more enterprises are looking to blockchain and distributed ledger technology (DLT) for solutions around data security, data privacy, encryption and compliance.

We are living in an era of hypersensitivity where both employees and consumers are hyper-aware of where, when and how their data is being used. Because of regulations like GDPR, CCPA, HIPAA and others, enterprises need to adopt a proactive instead of reactive approach to data management, security and compliance. Practical applications of blockchain in the enterprise have the ability to push organizations handling large amounts of 3rd party PII and sensitive data into the future, all while remaining safe, secure and compliant.

Join this live panel discussion with Robin Smith, Presales Consultant at Gospel Technology, as we discuss key use cases and trends for Blockchain in the enterprise.

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Join Jonny Fry, CEO of TeamBlockchain, where he will be discussing:

- How does Blockchain work
- What the potential impact is on Finance
- Funds and the Future
- The Asset Management battle
- Drivers for adoption and how to keep yourself updated with the latest developments in Blockchain

Behind the hype, there are enterprises across all sectors using blockchain effectively to meet business needs. Author Kate Baucherel presents case studies, success stories and cautionary tales from her forthcoming book Blockchain Hurricane (Business Expert Press, Spring 2020)

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Education is a highly valuable accommodation to both individuals and to society, especially to democratic societies. This makes questions about who has access to high-quality educational opportunities, and how educational opportunities should be distributed, particularly important.

Speakers:
Karnika Yashwant, KEY Difference Media
Mitch Rankin, English Forward Blockchain
Earl Flormata, Marketing, Mind of a Marketer

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Vikram Kimyani, UK Blockchain Champion at Oracle and contributor to the Commercializing Blockchain book published by Wiley, will take you on a journey through Oracle customer success stories.

The focus of this session will use cases that are in production right now and we will do a deep dive of a couple of these use cases. We will run through examples in supply chain around provenance tracking and shipping. We will also cover an international payments system implemented in the Middle East. This session has been specially made for BrightTalk and will not be available anywhere else.

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Startups conducting Token Sales face increasingly stiff competition, especially from Enterprises moving into blockchain who are a way ahead in terms of resources. Which is why ICO/IEO/STO organizers must deploy effective marketing campaigns if they hope to attract token buyers in the fast-changing landscape.

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Great financial experiences are built on a foundational confidence and trust that an account holder’s data will be protected. Recent studies show that nearly 70% of account holders expect their financial institution to protect them from fraud and nearly half of executives and small business owners say human error caused a data breach in their organizations. With highly skilled cybercriminals working around the clock leveraging new, sophisticated tactics, consumer data has never been more vulnerable.

In this webinar, Q2 CIO Lou Senko will explore a real-life example of how blockchain-based advancements in data management and protection can deliver detailed data intelligence and reporting while protecting critical data assets at rest.

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We will discuss blockchain forensics and cryptocurrency anti-money launderingthe. 20 top cryptocurrency exchanges globally that revealed that 97% of direct bitcoin payments from identifiable criminal sources were received by unregulated cryptocurrency exchanges. We will also discuss Use Cases in digital asset businesses, regulators and law enforcement on investigations, analytics and anti-money laundering. John also led blockchain initiatives at Samsung Innovation Center.

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A discussion on improving the identity management and sharing protocols of today, which are currently fraught with vulnerabilities that turn them into lucrative honeypots for malicious actors – consider the recent breaches of Equifax, Facebook, etc.

Ebrahimi will explain how the use of new technologies (blockchain, zero-knowledge cryptography) can be used to lay the foundations for a revolutionary new identity ecosystem, and assess the impact it will have on legacy sectors.

As fintech rapidly iterates over a traditionally conservative banking industry, it’s important that identity, which is heavily linked to this (consider KYC/AML, signing up for services, etc.), evolves in tandem. It’s now possible to replace inefficient and unsafe practices with vastly more secure offerings that put end user privacy and security at their core.

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Tokenization on Blockchain is a steady trend of 2018. It seems that everything is being tokenized on Blockchain from paintings, diamonds and company stocks to real estate. Thus, we took an asset, tokenized it and created its digital representation that lives on Blockchain. Blockchain guarantees that the ownership information is immutable.

Unfortunately, some problems need to be solved before we can successfully tokenize real-world assets on Blockchain. Main problem stems from the fact that so far, no country has a solid regulation for cryptocurrency. For example, what happens if a company that handles tokenization sells the property? They have no legal rights on the property and thus are not protected by the law. Another problem is that this system brings us back some sort of centralization. The whole idea of Blockchain and especially smart contracts is to create a distrustful environment.

Tokenization is a method that converts a digital value into a digital token. Tokenization can be used as a method that converts rights to an asset into a digital token. The tokenization system can be implemented local to the data that is tokenized or offloaded to cloud. Tokenization in cloud can provide a lower total cost of ownership by sharing resources implementation and administration. A high level of security can be achieved by separating the tokenization system into a container that can be run on-prem or isolated in a remote private cloud.

This session will discuss tokenization, blockchain and tokenization in blockchain. In this session I will describe what it means to tokenize an asset on Blockchain and how it applies to physical assets.

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The concept of smart cities has evolved greatly in the past decade. One common trend we have noticed is the growing appreciate for active citizen engagement and contribution towards smarter, more efficient and happier cities.

At the same time there are competing models for the role of technology in society: proprietary, venture capital-backed and frequently extractive (Web 2.0) versus open, co-creative and decentralized (Web 3.0).

In this webinar, blockchain professors and entrepreneurs, David Lee and Boyd Cohen will explore the myriad of reasons why a blockchain approach to the evolution of cities is the superior choice for improving quality of life, ensuring resilience and for enabling urban innovation.

Speakers:
David LEE Kuo Chuen: BlockAsset Ventures and LeftCoast co-founder
Boyd Cohen: Dean of Research at EADA Business School and CEO, Co-founder of IoMob

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Central banks work on CBDC (Central bank Digital Currencies), Commercial banks like JP Morgan work on commercial digital currencies and tech companies like Facebook have projects like Libra. What might happen next few years?

Join this webinar to learn what might happen if these new money becomes a significant part of global money supply.

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In this webinar Prof. Banafa will discuss Myths, Facts and Challenges facing Blockchain Technology, he will explain Libra the new cryptocurrency of Facebook , list the 7 mistakes to avoid in Blockchain projects , he will explore the job market for blockchain technology , the webinar will cover applications of blockchain technology too.

In this one-hour presentation, I will give a nontechnical overview of the Libra proposal by Facebook, followed by Q&A.

Join Jonny Fry, CEO of TeamBlockchain as he reviews how, where, and why Blockchain technology and or Digital Assets are being used by different companies in various jurisdictions.

Looking at why adoption of the technology and this New Asset class is being driven "Top Down" - compliance departments, multinational corporations and governments and less reliance "Bottom Up" - small start up looking to raise capital as society increasingly becomes more digital.

Existing identity management models are showcasing growing concerns to the emerging online identity management. Self-sovereign identity (SSI) powered by decentralized network could provide solution to many of such concerns. SSI provide control in the hand of the user to manage identity and decentralize the trust.

We’re still in the early days of Blockchain as a technology, and so we’re yet to see the full impact that it will have on the world that we live in. Still, it’s already showing potential across a range of industries and started to enter the public consciousness, so the real question is what will happen when Blockchain technology starts to mature.

Right now, speculating on the future of Blockchain is like trying to predict the future of the World Wide Web in 1990. It’s just too early to say for sure, but we can at least be reasonably certain that it’s going to continue to grow as more and more uses cases are found for the exciting new technology.

Blockchain will face many changes and obstacles but still provides many promising applications; this webinar discusses both challenges and applications of Blockchain technology in 2019 and beyond.