Podcasts about blockchain centre

A SILEX podcast on digital assets & cryptocurrencies by Friedrich Herzog, Crypto Strategy Manager at SILEX. In each episode we meet with industry experts for a wide-ranging conversation on topics related to crypto assets

Improving the current bond market using blockchain technology is the focus in this edition of the Business Day Spotlight. Host Mudiwa Gavaza is joined by Ian Putter, Standard Bank's group head for its Blockchain Centre of Excellence. Topics of discussion include: the work being done by the bank's Blockchain Centre of Excellence; current structure of the bond market; ways in which Blockchain technology can be used to improve the bond market; how public distributed ledger technologies can overcome the challenges faced by bond marketplace participants; importance of creating a decentralised economy; considerations when choosing a public distributed ledger; and the global trend towards decentralised systems of finance.

Takatoshi Shibayama is a futurist, and the founder of Blockshine SG and Blockchain Centre SG.He advises industry leaders on enterprise blockchain solutions, and partners with them in creating new fintech solutions using blockchain. He is also the host of Future Design Podcast, a premier Singapore podcast, where he converses with experts and visionaries in various fields.The Future Design Podcast is Singapore's premier podcast where he explores the concepts and philosophies that can alter the social construct we have today and create the technologies to achieve this future.The Intera Series explores the inner world with spiritual individuals inspiring to change the world from within.The Extera Series explores the outer world with inspiring and philosophical visionaries empowering the world through technology and innovation.https://fdpod.co/

Sabine Brink, Global Lead of Blockchain at Shell, shares with us how Shell is using blockchain technology within the energy industry. She walks us through a number of interesting blockchain initiatives they’ve worked on, such as decentralised digital passports, the Energy Web Foundation, LO3 Energy  and VAKT. We conclude this podcast with her views on how decentralised technologies can support the fight against climate change.   What is blockchain? Sabine recognises that there are many definitions to blockchain. One of the definitions that Shell uses is blockchain as an immutable tamper proof shared ledger of state changes of a digital asset. Technologies that enable blockchain such as algorithms, cryptography, and distributed systems have been around for decades. What makes blockchain unique is the combination of these technologies.   Shell’s Blockchain Centre of Excellence Sabine’s blockchain team sits within the digitalisation organisation within Shell. The team was set up in early 2017 with the aim to help guide Shell through this increasingly decentralised world. They are also tasked to ensure that they accelerate the adoption of blockchain technology within Shell but also in the energy industry. The Blockchain Centre of Excellence has the following focus: Partnering with all the Shell businesses to help them realise the benefits of blockchain Ensure that the right technology choices are made Building the capabilities, toolkits and skill sets to enable Shell to accelerate their adoption of blockchain Sabine gave us an example of how that would work where they would partner with the new energy business to develop ideas and concepts for decentralised strategies. The approach they take is first and foremost to understand what is the problem they’re trying to solve. They would run exploratory workshops where the focus is on understanding the problem that they’re trying to solve, how big of a problem it is and identifying what is the best technology that can help them resolve this problem. If blockchain is the best technology as defined through a clear set of assessments, Sabine’s team would guide the business unit through the process of taking an idea to a proof of concept, pilot and ultimately deployment. Sabine is passionate about the combination of a disruptive technology like technology and what it can do within the energy industry. She’s very interested in how new technology brings disruption into existing systems and/or in creating new economies. Sabine initially started off as business analyst within the team before becoming its technical lead and ultimately growing into the lead of the blockchain centre. Her team is now working on 10 different blockchain projects and are very excited about the combination of blockchain technology within the energy industry.   Shell’s early years with blockchain Shell was an early adopter of blockchain technology and started investigating its use in 2015. In the early years Shell had a small blockchain team testing out concept and running proof of concepts with different business units and building up their technical capability. From the learnings gained in proof of concepts in different business units they were able to formulate a clear strategy early on. This strategy helped them to understand where blockchain makes sense and where it doesn’t make sense. Shell’s blockchain strategy is defined in three key pillars: Reimagine current processes with blockchain technology to deliver cost savings, increase efficiency and drive standardisation. This includes creating digital ecosystems with Shell’s partners to remove inefficiencies and standardising non-competitive processes. Reimagining the operation of end-to-end value chains to find new value propositions, particularly in emerging or rapidly evolving markets such as the electricity market, carbon and mobility markets. Shell sees blockchain as an opportunity to revolutionise those ...

This week we go back in time to a cosy couch conversation at the BlockConscious summit last year with two of our favorite blockchain movers and shakers!In 2018 Crypto Clothesline was honored to be the media partner for the BlockConscious summit held in Brisbane, Queensland. We managed to find a tiny corner equipped with plush leather couches, a coffee table and windows opening to views to the Brisbane CBD. This little alcove, walled with banners and 'On Air' signs turned out to be the hangout for dozens of crypto and blockchain presenters at the conference who came to hang out on the couches (some who stole a midday siester on the 3 seater between presentations and panels). Little did we know, the clothesline corner would turn out to be the go to space for zippy podcast interviews and deep conversations on the state of the blockchain space. In this interview, Karen and Anouk snuggle in with us to record after their presentations on the Blockchain Centre and blockchain projects. We discuss the blockchain community and the importance of having a space like the Blockchain Centre for startups to secure support while growing their products. As a bonus we sneak in a snippet of the panel discussion at the BlockConscious Summit which was moderated by JP Parker "Re-imagining Our Future" with Lucas Cullen, Dr. Prash, Karen Cohen, Professor John Flood (Griffith University), Abheeti Kathryn Pass and Joshua Marriage from CloakCoin. It was this panel that got our brains ticking over around privacy, adoption and mindset.

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This week we launch into the blockchain world alongside Paul Seils who is the creator and brains behind the BlockConscious summit in Brisbane on August 10th-12th. Paul found himself immersed in blockchain and cryptocurrencies after a career in real-estate, project management and entrepreneurship. After following a more alternative route of conscious understanding Paul began advocating for privacy and landed in the cryptocurrency space with the intention of hosting events that will positively impact on the world and bring awareness to those moving into or involved in the space. Paul talks about the summit and the community where people are founding projects with intentions to make an impact on the planet. With 35 speakers over 3 days we discuss projects such as TravelByBit who will be speaking about making crypto payments accessible to merchants encouraging mass adoption as well as talking about why privacy matters. Kosh Prasaad who will be talking about the evolution of money, a topic lacking in every educational institution. You will see Anouk Pinchetti from the Blockchain Centre chatting about Currencies and Governance for the emerging distributed Economy as well as our own Abheeti Kathryn Pass talking about our project Crypto for Kids. With many more speakers lined up, this is not your usual crypto and blockchain event, in fact this has every chance of changing everything you ever thought about the crypto and blockchain space. Grab your tickets as soon as possible, these events get full very very fast. The topics will vary but the underlying current in all will be the discovery of groups and individuals with the intention of developing blockchain based tools and projects that will change the world and every industry in it. Buy tickets to Blockconscious: http://bit.ly/BLOCKConscious Find out more about the event: www.cryptomasterminds.org/events Paul on Linkedin: www.linkedin.com/in/paulseils Remember to review the podcast on itunes and win a TREZOR! Terms and conditions at www.cryptoclothesline.com/trezor

Karen Cohen or "Block Mum" runs the Blockchain Centre in Melbourne - a not for profit hub for all things Blockchain in the world's most liveable city. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Dr Adam Bennet educated the crowd at Blockchain Centre in Melbourne about Quantum Optics, Quantum Science and Quantum Computing. We chat about what his company, EMU is doing to create a Quantum Enabled Blockchain See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

He’s the founder of Ecology Ventures and a reknown thought leader in the Crypto Currency design space - I catch up with Anouk Pinchetti at the Melbourne Blockchain event. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week in Crypto Watch, Producer Greg Dimopoulos spoke to Education Consultant Anouk Pinchetty from the Blockchain Centre about how different cryptocurrencies work on different networks.