Blockchain for Enterprise

Opening talk – overview of sessions and highlights.

• Working together, not apart – co-opetition to break down the digital silos and cross new boundaries with the competition.
• Setting international standards – regulation to set the footings for real change.
• Aligning everyone’s interests – investing your R&D budget correctly.
• The future of enterprise technology – a look into 2022 and beyond.

• Industry-wide challenges where it need trusted data to solve 
• Digital credentials in action 
• Realization of product-level carbon transparency 

• Blockchain moving into the slope of enlightenment from the plateau of productivity – how far have we come so far, and how far do we have to go? A look into the future.
• Running out of time to work together – how can we push ahead with co-opetition?
• How do we scale up from pilot to implementation?
• Digital transformation – a matter for culture.

• Futureproofing your innovation project – how do you ensure you are tech neutral?
• Getting the board on board – storytelling for success.
• Evolving your company culture to be progressive.

• How can blockchain help connect the supply chain?
• Key use cases that could change the way we track pharma resources for a better future for the world – fixing overdue problems for a brighter future.
• Tracking and unlocking the value of resources with blockchain.

Overview of the work of the DHS S&T Silicon Valley Innovation Program over the last 6 years to ensure the availability of a global, competitive ecosystem of solution providers that are truly standards based and interoperable to support the operational needs of DHS Components. The presentation will cover both the Blockchain/DLT R&D work that was conducted, as well as specific supply chain and digital credential operational problem sets that are being addressed via this approach. Click here for RESOURCE POINTER

• The blockchain tracked COVID-19 passport solution.
• Understanding why self-sovereign identity is the key – decentralised identity management platforms.
• Technology underpinning the way out of the global pandemic.

• A brief introduction to the Synaptic Health Alliance, its mission and current project
• How competitors and business partners in health care are finding ways to work together
• “Carrots and sticks” within an incentive model to ensure collective success

• Challenges faced – implementing the rollout of a full-scale blockchain solution.
• Linking your new blockchain with legacy systems – aches and pains of integration.
• Starting from the ground up – how to ensure a flexible and agile project process.

• e-Voting on the blockchain – how can we use technology like blockchain to save democracy in the modern world?
• How can we fix voting standards with blockchain?
• Full transparency – no arguments! Voting standards being built from opaque technology solutions.

• Looking at how blockchain is empowering social innovation and environmental projects.
• Emerging countries; use cases in charity, voting, poverty, sustainability.
• How are we leveraging the next technology revolution for the good of mankind.
• Taking back power to the people with self-sovereign identity.
• What public sector and government action is taking place?

Click to view the agenda for: Day 2 The Future of Digital Assets track

Topics include: Crypto Assets | Currency | Stable Coins | Tokenization | Exchanges | Regulation | Institutional Investment | CBDC