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In the latest episode of Boom! It's on the Blockchain we are joined by Arpan Mondal to discuss the leading blockchains in 2023. We discuss Ethereum, ConsenSys Quorum, Hyperledger Fabric, IBM Blockchain, Tezos, Stellar, Cardano, Polygon, and Bitcoin. Arpan Mondal is one of the new wave of blockchain engineers from India. He is the the Founder of his own company, MegaVerse DeFi, with a mission toward the more sustainable path of renewable energy use in bitcoin and crypto mining costs; specifically focusing on solar mining. Arpan has already undertake multiple internships with leading companies in the space including Google & Salesforce. Subscribe to Boom! It's on the Blockchain - https://boomitsontheblockchain.com/ Follow on Social MediaApple Podcasts - https://apple.co/3NDCeWFFacebook - https://lnkd.in/gv4WRDMmYouTube - https://bit.ly/3a0R9M2Spotify - https://spoti.fi/3t0A0ZULinkedIn - https://bit.ly/3z4b3R5TikTok - https://bit.ly/3HZQSGg GuestsArpan Mondal - https://bit.ly/42rsbvN Podcast HostAlastair Caithness - https://bit.ly/3kpBLP3Alastair Caithness on LinkedIn - https://bit.ly/3BjK6bpEnergy Tokens - https://www.energytokens.io/Ziyen - https://www.ziyen.com/ #Ethereum #ConsenSys #Quorum #HyperledgerFabric #IBM #ibmblockchain #Tezos #Stellar #Cardano #Polygon #india #web3 #web3d #boomitsontheblockchain #arpanmondal #alastaircaithness #bitcoin #crypto #cryptocurrency #ethereum #btc #money #trading #investing #cryptocurrencies #stocks #eth #entrepreneur #forex #bitcoinmining #investment #business #investor #xrp #trader #cryptotrading #technology #coinbase #cryptonews #nft #altcoin #ripple #finance #hodl #ai #forextrading

In this bonus episode, you'll have the pleasure to meet one of Jerry's creative North Carolina State University students, Anna Hagedorn. Listen in, as Anna shares her innovative class project that she calls Pete's Poems NFTs.Anna's work on Pete's Poems is a fun and inspiring example of how best of breed technologies like Blockchain and Generational AI, in the form of ChatGPT, can come together and produce one-of-a-kind digital assets, that make you smile.Get your copy of Think Blockchain today here! Royalties from the book are donated to advancing cancer research for children.And if you like this podcast, check out Jerry Cuomo's other podcast, The Art of Automation.This podcast is sponsored by IBM Blockchain and Kaleido. Comments by Jerry, DJ, and Guests are their own and don't necessarily represent the sponsors position or opinions.

In this episode, Jerry Cuomo and systems of engagement expert, Chris Hay, step into the metaverse and discuss how this new medium holds the potential to greatly enhance our ability to connect and engage with the world around us.Listen in to hear Chris demystify the metaverse, with examples of how to utilize its immersive engagement model to advance day to day business. Chris and Jerry also discuss the connection between the metaverse and blockchain technology and how blockchain could be used to create a decentralized system for identity verification and access control within the metaverse, allowing for greater security and privacy for users.Chris is a Distinguished Engineer, at IBM Consulting. To read more about what Chris and IBM is up to in the metaverse space read:Beyond the Hype: Explore five ways retailers and brands can drive value in the enterprise metaverse.And if you're enjoying these podcasts, we suspect you'll enjoy Jerry's new book, also titled Think Blockchain. Order your book today here thinkblockchain.org… with royalties donated to advance cancer research.This podcast is sponsored by IBM Blockchain and Kaleido. Comments by Jerry, DJ, and Guests are their own and don't necessarily represent the sponsors position or opinions.

How often do you hear from a US refugee from Haiti, who was bitten by the Blockchain bug while working at IBM in the financial services area and founded a Regtech serving CENTRAL BANKS? Meet Carmelle Cadet. Carmelle Cadet, is in her mid-30s and understands liquidity and counterparty risks which were core to the 2008 Global financial crisis. She talks about resilience in financial services, the need to digitize cash, and the complexity of cross-border payments. Listen to our conversation about her company's work in the Caribbean, Africa, and even in the US as they will be part of the Technical Sandbox Program announced by The Digital Dollar Project this September. Technology for Central Banks with an inclusivity mindset, Carmelle Cadet Carmelle Cadet EMTECH Carmelle M. Cadet is the Founder and CEO of EMTECH, a technology company working with central banks around the world to make their financial infrastructures inclusive and resilient by design. A thought leader and public speaker infintech, Carmelle also advises other women, minority fintech entrepreneurs. She has won and has been nominated for several awards for her leadership and trailblazing work. In her previous life, Carmelle was the Deputy CFO for IBM Blockchain where she spearheaded the global product commercialization and financial management strategy. Carmelle earned her Executive .M.B.A. from the New York University Stern School of Business with specializations in Leadership and Global Business, and her B.A. from Florida Atlantic University. She is originally from Haiti, but now lives in NYC with her husband and son. Dr. Efi Pylarinou is the No.1 Global Woman Influencer in Finance & the Data conversation by Refinitiv, a Top Thought Leader by Onalytica, and a Top Digital Futurist, Linkedin and Twitter Voice, by Engatica. A seasoned Wall Street professional & a recognized technology thought leader on innovation topics. Founder of Efi Pylarinou Advisory servicing Big Tech, Financial Services and Fintech clients. She strongly believes in building bridges between the old and the new economy. She shares her passion of content creation with her 190,000+ followers on Linkedin and 18,000+ on Twitter. Join her on the social platforms See more podcasts here. More about Irish Tech News Irish Tech News are Ireland's No. 1 Online Tech Publication and often Ireland's No.1 Tech Podcast too. You can find hundreds of fantastic previous episodes and subscribe using whatever platform you like via our Anchor.fm page here: If you'd like to be featured in an upcoming Podcast email us at Simon@IrishTechNews.ie now to discuss. Irish Tech News have a range of services available to help promote your business. Why not drop us a line at Info@IrishTechNews.ie now to find out more about how we can help you reach our audience. You can also find and follow us on Twitter, LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok and Snapchat.

How often do you hear from a US refugee from Haiti, who was bitten by the Blockchain bug while working at IBM in the financial services area and foundeda Regtech serving CENTRAL BANKS? Carmelle Cadet, is in her mid-30s and understands liquidity and counterparty risks which were core to the 2008 Global financial crisis. She talks about resilience in financial services, the need to digitize cash, and the complexity of cross-border payments. Listen to our conversation about her company's work in the Caribbean, Africa, and even in the US as they will be part of the Technical Sandbox Program announced by The Digital Dollar Project this September. Carmelle Cadet https://www.linkedin.com/in/carmellec... EMTECH https://emtech.com/ Carmelle M. Cadet is the Founder and CEO of EMTECH, a technology company working with central banks around the world to make their financial infrastructures inclusive and resilient by design. A thought leader and public speaker infintech, Carmelle also advises other women, minority fintech entrepreneurs. She has won and has been nominated for several awards for her leadership and trailblazing work. In her previous life, Carmelle was the Deputy CFO for IBM Blockchain where she spearheaded the global product commercialization and financial management strategy. Carmelle earned her Executive .M.B.A. from the New York University Stern School of Business with specializations in Leadership and Global Business, and her B.A. from Florida Atlantic University. She is originally from Haiti, but now lives in NYC with her husband and son. Dr. Efi Pylarinou is the No.1 Global Woman Influencer in Finance & the Data conversation by Refinitiv, a Top Thought Leader by Onalytica, and a Top Digital Futurist, Linkedin and Twitter Voice, by Engatica. A seasoned Wall Street professional & a recognized technology thought leader on innovation topics. Founder of Efi Pylarinou Advisory servicing Big Tech, Financial Services and Fintech clients. She strongly believes in building bridges between the old and the new economy. She shares her passion of content creation with her 190,000+ followers on Linkedin and 18,000+ on Twitter. Join her on the social platforms https://linktr.ee/Efiglobal

In this episode, Jerry is joined by Nitin Gaur from State Street, for a timely discussion on Decentralized Finance or DeFi. Listen in to hear both sides of the coin (pun intended) on the benefits that it can bring to today's banking, lending, trading, etc... As well as the risks associated with this emerging system of blockchain-based finance. Order your thinkblockchain.org book today and get a free copy of artofautomation.org - with royalties donated to the American Cancer Society This podcast is sponsored by IBM Blockchain and Kaleido. Comments by Jerry, DJ, and Guests are their own and don't necessarily represent the sponsors position or opinions.

In this episode, Jerry is joined by Loni Mahanta, VP of Policy & Government Affairs at OpenSea, where she is evolving the worlds thinking of digital assets at the intersection of law, technology, and policy.On this trending topic of NFTs, Loni helps broaden our thinking, going way beyond what they are today, testing what they can be, and represent, in our highly digital world. Including our own digital identity as a type of non-fungible digital-asset.Loni goes on to explain that NFTs are the first building blocks for consumer ownership, allowing digital assets to be attached to the owner and move with them around a decentralized landscape.Oh… and just for fun, right before this episode, Jerry created a small test collection of Blockchain-Jerry NFTs, on OpenSea... Click here to view.And remember what Loni alluded to around consumer protection in this emergent space… Please follow this link to the Opensea, NFT Security Group – for more details on what you should be aware of.Get your copy of Think Blockchain today here! Royalties from the book are donated to the American Cancer Society.This podcast is sponsored by IBM Blockchain and Kaleido. Comments by Jerry, DJ, and Guests are their own and don't necessarily represent the sponsors position or opinions.

On the trending topic of Web3 digital identity, Jerry is joined by the ever amazing Lisa Seacat Deluca, leader of Web3 identity at Unstoppable Domains, WITI Hall of Fame, 3x LinkedInTopVoices, inventor, speaker, and author of 2 children's books!“The internet is an unstoppable force, and for 50 years its drummed the rhythm of humanity's march forward. But somewhere along the way, we missed a few beats. Surrendered our data and privacy. And became ‘users' instead of people.”This is part of the Unstoppable domain's mantra, in which Lisa and Jerry deep dive into, describing how a new style of “easy to read” domain names (e.g., LisaSeacat.x) is the ticket to becoming people again and defining the future of Login and Identity for Web3. Here are links to the articles Lisa and Jerry referenced.If Superheroes Owned Domain Names, They'd Be UnstoppableUnstoppable Women of Web3LisaSeacat.com Get your copy of Think Blockchain today here! Royalties from the book are donated to the American Cancer Society.This podcast is sponsored by IBM Blockchain and Kaleido. Comments by Jerry, DJ, and Guests are their own and don't necessarily represent the sponsors position or opinions.

John Wolpert, CEO TreeTrunk John Wolpert serves as ConsenSys Mesh group executive, researching and commercializing ways to use public Ethereum to conduct business. John is co-founder and co-chair of the Baseline Protocol, an initiative focused on zero knowledge cryptography run by the standards organization, OASIS. Prior to ConsenSys, John was global product executive for IBM Blockchain and CEO of the ride hailing service, Flywheel. His writing on business model innovation can be found in Harvard Business Review and other publications. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/crypto-hipster-podcast/support

Jerry is joined by Matt Zarracina, CEO and Co-founder of True Tickets - a scalable and secure digital ticketing delivery experience that integrates with many of today's existing ticketing platforms. “What exactly is a ticket?” is one question they discuss. Can it be viewed in the same class as a digital asset, token or NFT? Or is it a license, with a set of business rules outlining terms of an experience?Matt explains that True Tickets plays a similar role in a ticketing industry, to what Sabre (airline reservation system) plays in the travel industry. As “the Sabre” of ticketing, True Tickets provides the transparency, chain-of-custody, and engagement rules of how tickets can be security managed across an ecosystem of ticket companies. Matt describes that being the custodian of tickets is a distributed computing problem, hence permissioned blockchain, as a distributed shared ledger system, is well suited for rules management across a diverse ecosystem of ticket vendors.To quote the Think Blockchain book, “if there are 1000 applications of blockchain, bitcoin is just one”… True Tickets certainly is a standout amongst the other 999 applications.Here are links to the articles Matt and Jerry referenced.NFTs shouldn't be tickets and here's why Ticketing and Web 3.0: Bridging the Metaverse and the “Actual-verse”Ticketing, the “Actual-Verse”, & NFTs — 2.0Get your copy of Think Blockchain today here! Royalties from the book are donated to the American Cancer Society.This podcast is sponsored by IBM Blockchain and Kaleido. Comments by Jerry, DJ, and Guests are their own and don't necessarily represent the sponsors position or opinions.

Welcome to Think Blockchain - A podcast for those curious about blockchain's evolution to a Web3 future. This is it… The start of a new podcast… hosted by Jerry Cuomo relating to topics covered in his new book of the same name.In blockchain, a genesis block is the very first block of data committed to the chain. So, in a sense, this episode is the genesis block of this new podcast series. In this episode, Jerry is joined by his digital twin, DJ. Together they introduce the podcast, describe who it's for, and hint at some guests and topics that we've teed up for future discussions.Jerry describes the book and the podcast share the same goals which related to shaping the future of the Internet, which many call Web3. But to improve our future, we need to understand the issues of today's Web2 world. Issues like…Identity theft, Issues with data privacy, A balanced rewards system for those creating and contributing valuable data to the internet,Going beyond the 2D internet into an immersive 3D metaverse,And a safe, easy and trustworthy approach to digital money.All these topics are areas that need attention and are areas that Jerry feels blockchain technology's unique attributes can take a real run at solving these problems. Hence, the title of the podcast and book, Think blockchain.Get your copy of Think Blockchain today here! Royalties from the book are donated to the American Cancer Society.This podcast is sponsored by IBM Blockchain and Kaleido. Comments by Jerry, DJ, and Guests are their own and don't necessarily represent the sponsors position or opinions.

John Wolpert, CEO TreeTrunk John Wolpert serves as ConsenSys Mesh group executive, researching and commercializing ways to use public Ethereum to conduct business. John is co-founder and co-chair of the Baseline Protocol, an initiative focused on zero knowledge cryptography run by the standards organization, OASIS. Prior to ConsenSys, John was global product executive for IBM Blockchain and CEO of the ride hailing service, Flywheel. His writing on business model innovation can be found in Harvard Business Review and other publications. Jamil Hasan is a crypto and blockchain focused podcast host at the Irish Tech News and spearheads our weekend content “The Crypto Corner” where he interviews founders, entrepreneurs and global thought leaders. Prior to his endeavors into the crypto-verse in July 2017, Jamil built an impressive career as a data, operations, financial, technology and business analyst and manager in Corporate America, including twelve years at American International Group and its related companies. Since entering the crypto universe, Jamil has been an advisor, entrepreneur, investor and author. His books “Blockchain Ethics: A Bridge to Abundance” (2018) and “Re-Generation X” (2020) not only discuss the benefits of blockchain technology, but also capture Jamil's experience on how he has transitioned from being a loyal yet downsized former corporate employee to a self sovereign individual. With over one hundred podcasts under his belt since he joined our team in February 2021, and with four years of experience both managing his own crypto portfolio and providing crypto guidance and counsel to select clients, Jamil continues to seek opportunities to help others navigate this still nascent industry. Jamil's primary focus outside of podcast hosting is helping former corporate employees gain the necessary skills and vision to build their own crypto portfolios and create wealth for the long-term.

John Wolpert serves as ConsenSys Group Executive for Enterprise Mainnet, delivering products, services and leadership to enterprises that use the public Ethereum Mainnet to conduct business. John is co-founder and steering committee chair of the Baseline Protocol, an initiative of the open standards body, OASIS. John is a seasoned enterprise executive and serial entrepreneur with 30 years in business — a cofounder of IBM's global blockchain organization, the open source Hyperledger Fabric project, the original taxi ride hailing service, Flywheel, and the international life science research consortium, IXC. He has created new lines of business for numerous Fortune 100 companies and government organizations. His writing on open source and open innovation have appeared in Harvard Business Review and publications by Harvard Business School Press. Prior to joining ConsenSys, John was the global product executive for IBM Blockchain, with previous leadership roles serving Watson, IBM Cloud, Extreme Blue, alphaWorks and the Internet Division. Join Stellar Global: www.Stellar-Global.org Follow Sam Conner on Twitter @samconnerone Follow Sam Conner on YouTube YouTube.com/c/samconner Follow Sam Conner on Twitch Twitch.tv/samconnerxlm --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/samconner/support

Alishba is a 17-year-old machine learning, robotics and blockchain developer who has a strong passion to leverage technology to solve hard and important problems in the world. At 15, she co-founded Honestblocks, a blockchain platform to track medication and put an end to counterfeit medication in supply chain systems for 2 million people in rural India. This platform was integrated into IBM Blockchain. She has worked with various companies such as TD Bank, Pngme, and Vestergaard on developing integral products. At TD Bank, she developed a new product to securely allow 2M+ clients to store their personal and financial data. She's working with San Jose State University and Hanson Robotics, to develop a novel material, design and algorithm to decrease the costs of prosthetics from $10k to $700 and make them easier to use. Alishba's work is also being applied to robots such as Sophia the Robot and at Kindred.ai to improve manipulation techniques and has been published in various AI workshops such as NeurIPS, AAAS and AAAI. Website: alishbaimran.comTwitter: https://twitter.com/alishbaimran_Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alishba-imran-/

LIVE with Carmelle Cadet as we discuss her work on Central Bank Digital Curencies with the Central Bank of the Bahamas and most recently Ghana; here 10yr history with IBM as well as her thoughts on Stellar plus much more! Carmelle Cadette In her last role after a 10 year career at IBM, Carmelle led the Global Business Development efforts in IBM Blockchain for Payments. She is now the Founder and CEO of EMTECH, a fintech company helping Central Banks in Emerging Markets modernize their Financial Market Infrastructure with Blockchain, AI and Data Analytics. Her and the team are on a clear mission to build inclusive, safe and resilient financial infrastructures with digital currencies to unleash new markets and opportunities for everyone Stellar is an open-source network for currencies and payments. Stellar makes it possible to create, send and trade digital representations of all forms of money—dollars, pesos, bitcoin, pretty much anything. It's designed so all the world's financial systems can work together on a single network. Follow Sam Conner on Twitter @samconnerone Follow Sam Conner on YouTube YouTube.com/c/samconner​​​ Follow Sam Conner on Twitch Twitch.tv/samconnerxlm --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/samconner/support

Traditionally, supply chains are one directional, linear and strive for incremental improvements. But through the lens of blockchain + sustainability + circularity, supply chains truly become an ecosystem with endless possibilities, connections, collaboration in an ocean of abundance, as opposed to closed, point to point processes. Think open. Think ecosystem, don’t think closed and incremental.  Join host Sheri Hinish (SupplyChainQueen) and Anthony Day (IBM Blockchain Partner and host of the podcast "Blockchain Won't Save the World) as they unpack how to build supply chain of the future that transform the world we share. Topics discussed include: -The convergence of technology and 8 themes that when used in concert with the SDGs can change the world -Creating transformational social impact with blockchain including climate action, sustainable supply chains, micro-financing, and renewable energy transition -Socio-economic and earth system trends in the great acceleration within planetary boundaries; what we do has a direct impact on Earth systems especially our climate and oceans. Population and energy use are growing exponentially. If we don’t reverse these Earth system trends in a on-linear way. -Moving from a scarcity to an abundance mindset as we transition to a circular economy. A scarcity mindset is closed and can lead to fear, not stepping out and up to the challenges our generation faces to address the climate emergency and collapse of biodiversity. An abundance mindset is critical in how you show up and embody transformation in the world we share.   -Data leads to the ability to educate the population on how to make an impact. How do we get more access to capital to transition to renewable energy? How can we open up a market to provide financial collateral in exchange for kilowatts? Blockchain enables this + carbon credits and trading, tokenizing through cryptocurrency also. Project Drawdown explores how to reduce carbon impact like adopting solar and wind renewable energy, reducing refrigeration, food waste, educating girls, and family planning.  -AI , Blockchain, IoT use cases in cold chain, fold supply chain track and trace. IBM Partner Food Cloud and reducing food waste reduction in PLCM. -Anthony chats about why aren’ these amazing ideas scaling? Desirability, technical feasibility, viable from a commercial case, the business case... More about Anthony Day - Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anthonyjjday/ https://www.blockchainwontsavethe.world/ Brilliant Video of Anthony from FinTech WorldWide - https://youtu.be/JYLFEQhelnY Learn more about SupplyChainQUeen + Supply Chain Revolution at http://www.supplychainqueen.com

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Think about the journey of a coffee bean from East Africa to the consumer. Thousands of miles away in the 1 sip to field wrapped in a complex, and often unsustainable, inequitable supply chain. There are 25 million people living in the coffee ecosystem, and 2.5 billion coffee drinkers worldwide, and that number is expected to 2-3X in coming years. With little transparency and traceability, it's still a challenge for consumers to validate the sustainability and ethics of that 1st sip of morning brew and also ensure that farmers are receiving fair wages and decent acceptable working conditions. Data ownership down to farmer and privacy are important as we digitalize the first mile; farmers and owners should own data and should benefit from monetization of information they catalyze. What if there was a way to humanize consumption through technology, putting empathy at the center of the solution and supply chains? Meet Farmer Connect. In episode 52, host Sheri Hinish chats with Farmer Connect's CEO Michael Chrisment about building a sustainable ecosystem using technology that connect farmers and consumers, even whereby consumers can tip the farmer responsible for a good cup of joe. How cool is this!?!?! Episode 52 unpacks an inspiring mission with Farmer Connect, an IBM Blockchain partner, who urges us to think about the legacy we are leaving our children and how we can use technology to address economic empowerment, climate change, and biodiversity in the world we share. They think tech should bring people together, make the world smaller, more inclusive, empower the individual and small business while reducing costs and inefficiencies for global enterprises. How does it happen? Using several emerging technologies, such as blockchain, self-sovereign identity, and artificial intelligence. Questions we chat about include: Coffee Supply Chain – why do we need a solution like FarmerConnect? Can you share a bit about the unmet need Farmer Connect fills?Lifecycle journey in traceability for supply chain provenance– how does it work?A huge tenet of Farmer Connect is inclusion – transforming the lives of smallholders by empowering ESG. Tell me more…Values – the world needs more empathy. Why is this at the heart of your solution and how do you prioritize your values in partnerships/business? To learn more about Farmer Connect, visit https://www.farmerconnect.com/ Links to find us, connect, and explore: Website: http://www.supplychainqueen.com https://www.supplychainrevolution.com/ LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/supply-chain-revolution/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/_SC_Revolution Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/supply_chain_revolution/

John Wolpert joins us to discuss how he is creating horizontal integration on blockchain to deliver secure and private business processes at low cost.  John Wolpert serves as ConsenSys Group Executive for Enterprise Mainnet, delivering products, services and leadership to enterprises that use the public Ethereum Mainnet to conduct business. John is co-founder and steering committee chair of the Baseline Protocol, an initiative of the open standards body, OASIS. John is a seasoned enterprise executive and serial entrepreneur with 30 years in business — a cofounder of IBM’s global blockchain organization, the open source Hyperledger Fabric project, the original taxi ride hailing service, Flywheel, and the international life science research consortium, IXC. He has created new lines of business for numerous Fortune 100 companies and government organizations. His writing on open source and open innovation have appeared in Harvard Business Review and publications by Harvard Business School Press. Prior to joining ConsenSys, John was the global product executive for IBM Blockchain, with previous leadership roles serving Watson, IBM Cloud, Extreme Blue, alphaWorks and the Internet Division. View this episode on our website here. *Disclaimer. None of this information is financial advice. ~ Follow us on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, LinkedIn, Pinterest, Discord, Tik Tok and Uptrennd today! ~ Want to make ~$25+ a month for FREE? Sign up to get a FREE emrit.io Coolspot today!  ~ Want to learn more about cryptocurrency? Check out our educational videos today! ~ Swan is the easiest and most affordable way to accumulate Bitcoin with automatic recurring purchases. Start your plan today and get $10 of free Bitcoin dropped into your account. ~ Want access to cool crypto/blockchain projects that you can use immediately? Check out our partnerships page!  ~ Looking to attend a cryptocurrency or blockchain event? Check out our events page! ~ Tune in on Crypto Current TV throughout the week for a 24/7 crypto stream on the latest action on crypto markets, news, and interviews with the industry’s top experts! ~ Enjoying our podcast? Please leave us a 5 star review here! ~ Stay up to date with the latest news in cryptocurrency by opting-in to our newsletter! You will receive daily emails (M-S) that are personalized and curated content specific to you and your interests, powered by artificial intelligence.  ~ We were featured as one of the Top 25 Cryptocurrency Podcasts and one of the 16 Best Cryptocurrency Podcasts in 2020. ~ Are you an accredited investor looking to invest in cryptocurrency? Check out Crescent City Capital. ~ Want to take educational courses on cryptocurrency & blockchain? Sign up for Blockchain Training Academy today! ~ Earn Interest. Receive Loans. Trade Crypto. Start Today! Learn more about how you can sign up for Blockfi  ~ Want to be on our show or know someone who should? Contact us today! ~ We hope you are enjoying our cryptocurrency and blockchain educational content! We greatly appreciate donations, which all go directly towards creating even better educational content. Thank you for your generosity! Buy us a coffee here :)

COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution: How Technology is Playing a Role in Getting and Keeping Vaccine Cold Chains Safe Technology like AI and Blockchain are Vital to Ensuring the Vaccine Cold Chain Remains Safe and Secure. Earlier this month, we heard the news of the completion and approval for some of the first successful COVID-19 vaccines. With vaccines for […]

COVID-19 Vaccine Distribution: How Technology is Playing a Role in Getting and Keeping Vaccine Cold Chains Safe Technology like AI and Blockchain are Vital to Ensuring the Vaccine Cold Chain Remains Safe and Secure. Earlier this month, we heard the news of the completion and approval for some of the first successful COVID-19 vaccines. With vaccines for […] The post TMBS E135: Jason Kelley, GM, IBM Blockchain Services appeared first on Business RadioX ®.

The IBM Blockchain Pulse has had the privilege of hosting several returning guests this season but few have worked in industries as heavily impacted by COVID-19 as our guests today; Matt Zarracina and Ken Lesnik, the founders of True Tickets.   While the live events business has been upended during the pandemic, True Tickets mission has remained totally unchanged. Their work to push clients and customers further into the realm of digital ticketing has never been more relevant.   In their last episode together a year and a half ago, Matt and Ken shared how they transitioned from a B2C company to a B2B company. In this episode, in the midst of the COVID-era, they focus on how all the ways in which their own business has adapted and evolved — and, of course, how the larger blockchain business ecosystem has adapted and evolved as well. Don’t miss out on this thoughtful and illuminating conversation!   Key Takeaways: [:00] An excerpt from today’s episode. [:44] About today’s episode with Matt Zarracina and Ken Lesnik. [2:08] Matt welcomes Matt and Ken to the podcast. [2:59] How True Tickets has adapted accordingly to live events taking a massive hit due to the global pandemic. They also share about the exact moment in the spring that they realized that they needed to think quickly and adapt. [7:09] What is a ‘test’ and what is a ‘sign’ when it comes to your business? How do Matt and Ken define the difference? [9:18] Ken elaborates on the role that blockchain is playing in helping to create more equitable and fair digital mobile ticketing. [12:34] The biggest change agent for the live ticketing industry during this COVID era that allowed the ‘middlemen’ to recognize True Tickets as a business solution in a different way. [14:18] Why wasn’t there earlier incentivization for making tickets digital? [15:44] How does True Tickets walk venue owners, managers, promoters, etc. through the concept of working with data and predictive digital analytics? [18:08] Would Matt and Ken see a part of True Tickets’ responsibility as playing a key role in translating digital possibility for analog ownership, analog venue management, etc. as we move into this new digital age? [19:45] Matt highlights the differences and similarities they’ve seen in the COVID era between the different territories and markets they’re operating in. [20:45] As they’re closing deals, do they find clients care particularly about the blockchain angle as it pertains to security, trust, and transparency? Or is it just a nice addition? And how does the blockchain story come about in the story of their business solution? [22:05] Matt speaks about the nature of True Tickets’ relationship with IBM Blockchain at present and what excites him most about it looking into 2021. [24:14] Matt speaks about the significance of what happened when Hamilton premiered on Disney+ this summer and what it means for the future of live performances. [27:20] Why haven’t there been many live performances in digital form? Is it only becoming more prevalent due to the pandemic? [29:03] Ken shares his thoughts on how live performances have transformed since the pandemic. [32:00] How they’re planning for the evolution of their business, what they think the ticketing space will look like in the two years, and how they think the relationship they’ve built with IBM Blockchain will impact their business going forward. [34:34] Matt thanks Mat and Ken for joining the podcast once again! [35:32] Matt closes out the podcast.   Sources Mentioned: True Tickets IBM Blockchain Pulse Ep. 6: “How Blockchain is Shaking Up the Current Inefficient Ticketing Industry, with True Tickets Co-Founders” Matt’s Medium post on Hamilton Bruce Springsteen's Letter to You    Follow-up with Our Guests: Matt Zarracina’s LinkedIn Ken Lesnik’s LinkedIn   Looking for More Episodes? Visit ibm.com/blockchain — and for news and updates, follow @IBMBlockchain on Twitter!

Crypto Corner Episode 459: Bank of Thailand Launches Savings Bonds Platform on IBM (NYSE: $IBM) Blockchain and Bitcoin Volatility at 23-Month Low

Crypto Corner Episode 459: Bank of Thailand Launches Savings Bonds Platform on IBM (NYSE: $IBM) Blockchain and Bitcoin Volatility at 23-Month Low

Crypto Corner Episode 459: Bank of Thailand Launches Savings Bonds Platform on IBM (NYSE: $IBM) Blockchain and Bitcoin Volatility at 23-Month Low

In our very FIRST episode, Misha is joined by friend & close-knit colleague David Post, Managing Director at IBM Blockchain. Misha & David met a couple of years back through a mutual friend, shared a New York City dinner, and have been basically brothers of the blockchain ecosystem ever since. For Misha, there was no better guest, and guinea-pig for our very first episode…than David. In this episode we'll dive deep into topics such as... The benefits of blockchain, who needs it, & what's slowing down its adoption Where the concepts of business development, partnerships & network-building comes into the picture, from 2 guys who are BOTH big on strategic partnerships The future of smart-cities from a digital transformation perspective The biggest challenges & opportunities facing the enterprise today

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On this episode Lana & Ricardo talk about the new offering announced in Think 2020, the Managed Orderer.

#CryptoCorner: Bitcoin Highest Since Crash as Halving Approaches, NY Hospitals Join IBM (NYSE: $IBM) Blockchain-Powered Rapid Supplier Connect

#CryptoCorner: Bitcoin Highest Since Crash as Halving Approaches, NY Hospitals Join IBM (NYSE: $IBM) Blockchain-Powered Rapid Supplier Connect

#CryptoCorner: Bitcoin Highest Since Crash as Halving Approaches, NY Hospitals Join IBM (NYSE: $IBM) Blockchain-Powered Rapid Supplier Connect

Have you ever met someone who truly loved their job so much that you found yourself grinning ear-to-ear as you listened to them explain how they spend their days? Well, Matt Hooper sure has! His guest today, Bill Stark, is the President of IBM Business Partner Cognition Foundry. The passion with which Bill describes his job in today’s episode will leave you inspired and thinking about the many opportunities emerging technologies are bringing about for startups and society. At Cognition Foundry, Bill and team help clients deliver innovation that matters to the world. They understand that early days can be frustrating for founders and that it’s easy to get stuck and not be able to get your idea off the ground. That’s why they help startups grow their idea, scale it up, and make it become sustainable and everlasting. It’s powerful and exciting work.   In this episode, Bill talks about the work that goes on at Cognition Foundry every day, how technology (and more specifically, blockchain technology) can help startups establish credibility and make a global impact, circular economy and much more!    “If we intentionally design systems with people in mind, and we look at the problems as opportunities, the technology can truly make the world a better place.” — Bill Stark Key takeaways   [:16] About today’s episode with special guest, Bill Stark! [1:44] Matt welcomes Bill to the podcast. [2:08] What does Bill get to do all day long as the President of Cognition Foundry? And how did he originally get started with it? [4:24] What is an impact startup? And what challenges do impact startups face? [8:23] How does an IT services provider use technology to help people meet said challenges? [11:33] Where to learn more about how IBM Blockchain is reshaping the status quo! [12:22] Bill gives some examples of enterprise technology and explains how it can benefit startups. [15:47] Does blockchain help a startup establish credibility? And if so, how? [21:01] Bill shares more about what they do with blockchain to help startups meet their challenges. [24:57] Bill defines what a ‘circular economy’ is and explains what is so exciting about it. [27:52] Bill shares the inspiring future of blockchain he sees. [30:25] Matt thanks Bill for joining the podcast! [30:59] Where to learn more about Cognition Foundry and get in contact with Bill.   Sources mentioned Cognition Foundry Plastic Bank IBM Blockchain Pulse Episode 4: Blockchain for Social Good United Nations Sustainable Development Goals Blockchain for Good — Learn more about how blockchain is helping humanitarian efforts! Newlight Technologies Ellen MacArthur Foundation   Follow-up with our guest Bill Stark’s LinkedIn   Looking for more episodes? Visit IBM Blockchain — and for news and updates, follow @IBMBlockchain on Twitter!  

While your host, Matt Hooper, has only been passionate about all things decentralization for 5 years, his guest today, Dr. Sean Stein Smith, was an early champion of our blockchain future. Dr. Smith is a Professor at Lehman College, a member of Wall Street Blockchain Alliance’s Advisory Board, a member of Gilded Finance’s Advisory Board, an author at IBM Blockchain, and an award winner of the NJCPA ‘19 Ovation Award. He is a widely quoted expert at the intersection of blockchain, cryptocurrency, and accounting; has worked with dozens of print publications; and has appeared on numerous live TV broadcasts to discuss said topics.   In this episode, Matt and Dr. Smith have a blast talking all things regulation, the future of traditional accounting roles, and the ways in which blockchain can upend the crowdfunding industry! They also talk about how the implementation of blockchain in the field of sustainability accounting could open up new revenue streams, some of the current mainstream use cases of blockchain, and how blockchain intersects with GDPR.   Key Takeaways: [:25] About today’s episode. [1:55] Matt Hooper welcomes Dr. Sean Stein Smith to the podcast! [2:06] Dr. Sean Stein Smith speaks about his work and how he originally got introduced to blockchain. [3:34] What drew Dr. Smith to a leadership/teaching position in the space of blockchain and tech? [6:50] Dr. Smith defines General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR). [8:00] How does blockchain intersect with GDPR? [8:54] Dr. Smith explains the importance of regulation and the need for regulators in the industry. [11:01] Last year on the IBM Blockchain Pulse Blog, Dr. Smith asked the question, ‘Do the core functionalities of blockchain technology create situations where many of the opportunities ultimately become constrained as regulators catch up?’ Have regulators responded to this question? And if so, how? [12:21] Dr. Smith highlights some of the mainstream use cases of blockchain. [12:48] What is sustainability accounting? And how can the implementation of blockchain in this field open up new revenue streams? [15:00] About Blockchain for Dummies! [15:43] Dr. Smith paints a positive picture of the automation of traditional accounting roles. [19:14] Dr. Smith explains some of the ways that blockchain could upend the crowdfunding industry. [22:52] What is the most convincing pitch or framing Dr. Smith hears for adopting and integrating blockchain solutions into a business? [25:15] Where to follow-up with Dr. Sean Stein Smith!   Sources Mentioned: IBM Blockchain Pulse Blog IBM.co/PodcastforDummies — Visit for a free download of Blockchain for Dummies!   Follow-up with Our Guest: Dr. Sean Stein Smith’s LinkedIn Dr. Sean Stein Smith’s Twitter   Looking for More Episodes? Visit ibm.com/blockchain — and for news and updates, follow @IBMBlockchain on Twitter!

La technologie IBM Blockchain permet aux entreprises de numériser le flux de travail de vos transactions grâce à un registre hautement sécurisé, partagé et distribué qui améliore l’efficacité et la transparence. Les entreprises du monde entier utilisent des solutions IBM Blockchain pour apporter une nouvelle confiance et une nouvelle transparence aux chaînes d’approvisionnement, au commerce mondial, aux paiements internationaux, à l’approvisionnement alimentaire mondial et bien plus encore. La plateforme IBM Blockchain repose sur la technologie Hyperledger. Cette solution de blockchain peut aider tout développeur à devenir développeur de blockchain. By www.50a.fr

La technologie IBM Blockchain permet aux entreprises de numériser le flux de travail de vos transactions grâce à un registre hautement sécurisé, partagé et distribué qui améliore l’efficacité et la transparence. Les entreprises du monde entier utilisent des solutions IBM Blockchain pour apporter une nouvelle confiance et une nouvelle transparence aux chaînes d’approvisionnement, au commerce mondial, aux paiements internationaux, à l’approvisionnement alimentaire mondial et bien plus encore. La plateforme IBM Blockchain repose sur la technologie Hyperledger. Cette solution de blockchain peut aider tout développeur à devenir développeur de blockchain. By www.50a.fr

In this episode, I interviewed Carmelle Cadet , a passionate advocate of Blockchain and Digital Currency Technology for modernization, financial inclusion and economic development efforts. She is the Founder and CEO of EMTECH, a fintech company helping Central Banks in emerging markets modernize their financial market infrastructure. In her 10-year career at IBM, Carmelle led the global business development efforts for the digital currency segment in IBM Blockchain. Through EMTECH, Carmelle is on a mission to transform the financial market infrastructures with Modern Central Bank Platforms, Digital Currency Systems and Artificial Intelligence. This enables regulators to have modern tools to effectively manage digital currency payments solutions.   We Talked alot but the most notable key points includes: Personal background  What is EMTECH and its role The reaction Central Banks in opposing to digital currency Government Regulation to Cryptocurrency The challenges cryptocurrency and blockchain companies facing in emerging markets. Payments How Blockchain can solve the problems of financial inclusion in Africa Follow Carmelle Cadet on Twitter @CarmelleCadet Visit EMTECH:https://www.futuremtech.com/

#CryptoCorner: Bitcoin Leads Market Surge, CHO to Leverage IBM (NYSE: IBM) Blockchain, HIVE (TSXV: HIVE) Posts Increase in ETH Mintage

#CryptoCorner: Bitcoin Leads Market Surge, CHO to Leverage IBM (NYSE: IBM) Blockchain, HIVE (TSXV: HIVE) Posts Increase in ETH Mintage

#CryptoCorner: Bitcoin Leads Market Surge, CHO to Leverage IBM (NYSE: IBM) Blockchain, HIVE (TSXV: HIVE) Posts Increase in ETH Mintage

#CryptoCorner: Bitcoin Leads Market Surge, CHO to Leverage IBM (NYSE: IBM) Blockchain, HIVE (TSXV: HIVE) Posts Increase in ETH Mintage

Tools, Applications, & Resources mentioned:Metamask — Web3 InterfaceZoom — Video ChatFigma — Design SoftwareMural — Design CollaborationMiro — Design CollaborationDesign meets Business — Educational Course.

#CryptoCorner: Glencore to Join Blockchain Network Built on IBM (NYSE: IBM) Blockchain, ING (NYSE: ING) Developing Digital Asset Custody Tech, JPMorgan (NYSE: JPM) to Launch Blockchain Payments Network in Japan

#CryptoCorner: Glencore to Join Blockchain Network Built on IBM (NYSE: IBM) Blockchain, ING (NYSE: ING) Developing Digital Asset Custody Tech, JPMorgan (NYSE: JPM) to Launch Blockchain Payments Network in Japan

#CryptoCorner: Glencore to Join Blockchain Network Built on IBM (NYSE: IBM) Blockchain, ING (NYSE: ING) Developing Digital Asset Custody Tech, JPMorgan (NYSE: JPM) to Launch Blockchain Payments Network in Japan

#CryptoCorner: Glencore to Join Blockchain Network Built on IBM (NYSE: IBM) Blockchain, ING (NYSE: ING) Developing Digital Asset Custody Tech, JPMorgan (NYSE: JPM) to Launch Blockchain Payments Network in Japan

#CryptoCorner: Glencore to Join Blockchain Network Built on IBM (NYSE: IBM) Blockchain, ING (NYSE: ING) Developing Digital Asset Custody Tech, JPMorgan (NYSE: JPM) to Launch Blockchain Payments Network in Japan

Blockchain is a system in which record transactions are being handled and maintained across several computers that are linked in a peer-to-peer network. In this day and age in the business world, blockchain has become a helpful system that is already transforming enterprise business model and promoting growth. In this episode, host Tracy Hazzard interviews IBM Blockchain's Jerry Cuomo about the blockchain technology and how it is starting to become more trusted and applied in large businesses. Listen to this podcast episode to know more about blockchain and, specifically, enterprise blockchain technology. Love the show? Subscribe, rate, review, and share!Here's How »Join the New Trust Economy Community today:newtrusteconomy.comNew Trust Economy FacebookNew Trust Economy YouTubeTracy Hazzard LinkedInMonika Proffitt LinkedIn

Marie Weick, IBM Blockchain General Manager, mentions that the best use cases for enterprise blockchain focus on data sharing, noting that data being immutable across a blockchain network makes this is a great solution for provienance tracking, handling documents across different entities and for eliminating third party intermediaries that are inefficient. She explains specific use cases, such as the IBM Food Trust network and Verified.Me. Marie also touches on the future of enterprise blockchain and what trends to expect next. Full Show Notes At: https://thecryptochick.io/024 Show Edited By: Aaron The Tech (http://aaronthe.tech) See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Today the food industry is facing many challenges, fraud, contaminations and complex supply chains. Susanne Livingston, director of the IBM Food Trust Network, joins me with information about block chain technology and how it's improving the global food supply and working to ensure your plate is safe from foodborn illnesses.

Today the food industry is facing many challenges, fraud, contaminations and complex supply chains. Susanne Livingston, director of the IBM Food Trust Network, joins me with information about block chain technology and how it's improving the global food supply and working to ensure your plate is safe from foodborn illnesses.

#CryptoCorner: Carrefour and Nestlé Use IBM Blockchain to Provide Transparency Across Milk Supply Chain, JPMorgan and Baton Develop Derivatives Margin Solution

#CryptoCorner: Carrefour and Nestlé Use IBM Blockchain to Provide Transparency Across Milk Supply Chain, JPMorgan and Baton Develop Derivatives Margin Solution

#CryptoCorner: Carrefour and Nestlé Use IBM Blockchain to Provide Transparency Across Milk Supply Chain, JPMorgan and Baton Develop Derivatives Margin Solution

#CryptoCorner: Carrefour and Nestlé Use IBM Blockchain to Provide Transparency Across Milk Supply Chain, JPMorgan and Baton Develop Derivatives Margin Solution

What drove you to focus on a blockchain? What are the key elements of the Enterprise Blockchain? Blockchain in a nutshell A crash course in Enterprise Blockchain How do you need to change the mindset in a blockchain-driven business world? Does the blockchain make centralized platforms irrelevant? Or is it an evolution of them? What is a Minimum Viable Ecosystem (MVE) and how to kick it off? How does the blockchain inject trust in a business model? How does economics change? Key takeaways and quotes

“Hyperledger couvre un bon tiers des implémentations de projets blockchain en production." Pierre Kauffmann, Blockchain Leader IBM Suisse Comment les blockchains d’entreprise sont-elles commercialisées aujourd’hui? Dans le 30e interview d’Airccelerate podcast, Marco Brienza creuse le sujet - initié dans le 29e épisode - sous l’angle des grandes corporations. Autour du micro: Pierre Kauffmann, expert blockchain pour IBM Suisse. Avec ou sous cryptomonnaie, la technologie blockchain constitue un registre (ledger) à la fois partagé et immuable permettant l'enregistrement de transactions et le suivi d’actifs entre parties prenantes, instaurant la confiance entre elles. Dès 2016, la fondation Linux lance Hyperledger, projet dont l’objectif est de faire progresser la collaboration intersectorielle en développant des blockchains (des ‘registres distribués’) qui améliorent la performance et la fiabilité des échanges par rapport aux solutions de cryptologie comparables. L’audience ciblée par une telle offre est constituée de grandes entreprises technologiques, financières ou logistiques. Début 2017, IBM révèle son projet de Blockchain as a Service basé sur le logiciel Hyperledger Fabric. IBM Blockchain devient une suite complète de services cloud que les entreprises peuvent utiliser pour construire des réseaux blockchain sécurisés. Pierre Kauffmann travaille depuis près de 20 ans pour Big Blue: docteur en sciences computationnelles converti à la blockchain depuis 2016, il évangélise les solutions apportées par les blockchains d’entreprise pour IBM Suisse. Retrouvez les notes complètes de l'émission, ainsi que des liens pour aller plus loin sur la thématique Hyperledger sur www.airccelerate.com

Do you trust the food you eat? These days, more weight is being placed on conscious consumerism and people are beginning to really care about where they’re getting their food.   Blockchain, like so much technology, is generally agnostic. Its ultimate function is to make our lives easier, fuller, and richer. Food is also designed to make our lives easier, fuller, and richer — and trusting the food we eat is serious! People’s health is so often linked to the food they have access to, and when it’s not taken seriously, the results can be tragic. The global food supply chain needs to be made transparent and blockchain is the technology that can make this possible.    [CTA Button] [Explore food traceability with IBM Food Trust]   This week on IBM Blockchain Pulse, your host Matt Hooper’s guests are Dr. Nigel Gopie, the Head of Marketing for IBM Blockchain, and Alicia Noel, researcher of international food supply chain innovation, with a focus on blockchain applications, as well as the founder of Cultivati. Today, they’re going to be talking about issues that directly affect everyone listening! It’s about the food you eat — where it comes from, where it’s going, where it’s been — and of course, the many powerful ways blockchain is being used for food traceability and agriculture.    Tune in to learn about how blockchain is improving accountability and traceability when it comes to where we get our food from; how IBM Food Trust is creating a smarter, safer food supply; how blockchain is economically impacting the communities that are responsible for supplying the food that we eat, and some of the success stories of those who have embraced the quest for transparency in the food supply chain.   Financial fraud can be damaging but it can also be tracked down and corrected. Why shouldn’t the food we eat be held equally accountable?   Key Takeaways   [:01] About today’s episode and guests. [4:28] Matt Hooper welcomes on guests, Nigel Gopie and Alicia Noel. [5:00] Nigel and Alicia introduce themselves. [5:08] Alicia speaks about how she originally became interested in the supply chain of food. [10:50] Nigel shares how he became interested in this space (and in regard to his role at IBM). [12:54] How did Nigel and Alicia meet? [13:54] How are Nigel and Alicia meeting fellow Food Trust enthusiasts and those involved in food and agriculture blockchain online? [15:57] How do Nigel and Alicia get offline and travel the world to meet people in this space and see these different operations? [17:28] Is Nigel seeing people get excited about what blockchain can enable in the food and agriculture space? [18:24] Matt provides some context on IBM Food Trust and how it works. [19:18] Nigel continues his thought on what people get excited about what blockchain can enable. [21:57] Alicia explains how blockchain is helping to create accountability and traceability in terms of getting safe food. [25:43] Nigel shares how blockchain the solve the problem of people who are enslaved or being taken advantage of to make the things that we buy and eat beyond just shining a light on it. [27:41] Nigel and Alicia highlight some success stories that make that have embraced this quest for transparency and understand the global dilemma around food. [31:05] Nigel and Alicia explain how blockchain is economically impacting the communities that are responsible for growing/catching/making the food that we eat. [34:44] What does it mean to eat/drink/buy something that is ‘locally sourced?’ And how can you make informed choices as an average consumer to make sure your food is ethically sourced? [38:42] Nigel explains the role of IBM Food Trust in this whole process. [39:38] Alicia and Nigel highlight successful blockchain use cases where a sizeable waste reduction was achieved by changing up how a certain process was done. [41:36] What do Alicia and Nigel hope to see years from now with regard to how blockchain will help food and agriculture? [44:50] Matt thanks Alicia and Nigel for joining him this episode! [45:07] Where to find and connect with Alicia online. [45:50] Where to learn more about the work Nigel is doing and connecting with him online.   Sources mentioned   Cultivati
Portlandia Skit 2008 Chinese Melamine Milk Scandal 2013 Horse Meat Scandal in Europe Twitter @Cultivati Twitter @AventurerAlicia Twitter @Analyticsbytes   Follow-up with our guests   Nigel Gopie’s LinkedIn Alicia Noel’s LinkedIn   Looking for more episodes?   Visit IBM Blockchain — and for news and updates, follow @IBMBlockchain on Twitter!

This episode of "Life’s Tough, You Can Be Tougher” features Jesse Lund who leads Blockchain and Digital Currencies for IBM. IBM Blockchain World Wire makes it possible for financial institutions to move money across borders in seconds, instead of days. With blockchain, money is digital and transactions are much quicker and less costly because the need for multiple intermediaries is eliminated. Blockchain gets its name from the way it allows transactions to occur. Details about an individual transaction are encoded into a block of digital data with a unique identification. Each block is tied to the one before it and the one that follows it. The result is a “chain” of immutable transaction history, a blockchain. Jesse has been in his present position at IBM since January 2017. Prior to that, he served on the Executive Steering Committee at R3, an industry-wide collaborative for blockchain technology, where he represented the interests of Wells Fargo.  His affiliation with Wells Fargo also included tenure as head of its Innovation Labs, a unit that developed advances in a range of technology areas for financial services, including blockchain banking, digital currencies (including cryptocurrency), foreign exchange & cross-border payments, cyber security and cloud computing.   After graduating from Pepperdine University with a degree in finance, Jesse went on to earn an MBA in marketing from the Pepperdine Graziadio Business School. He also has a master’s degree in theology and ethics from Fuller Theological Seminary (Calif.). Life’s tough – you can be tougher, like Jesse Lund, who describes his professional life in three brief phrases: “Big thinker. Rueful banker. Crypto champion.”

Today’s episode is an exciting one — it’s the first time since episode one that your host, Matt Hooper, is interviewing someone from IBM Blockchain. Kathryn Harrison is the Director of Global Product Management for IBM Blockchain Platform. She’s responsible for understanding what’s happening in blockchain all around the world, figuring out how IBM can build technology and products that help to solve different companies’ problems with blockchain, and then actually pulling together all the different parts of IBM to actually build that product and take it out to market. It’s a very exciting job!   [CTA Button][What is blockchain? Download the free eBook Blockchain for Dummies]   In this episode, Kathryn talks about her position as the Director of Global Product Management, her passion for blockchain, and the IBM Blockchain Platform. She also explains whether blockchain is a platform or a protocol, what exactly a platform is, if blockchain is a “fundamentally economic innovation” as she’s said in the past, as well as how she originally became interested in the technology in the first place and her career journey to-date.   Key Takeaways: [:01] About today’s episode. [2:32] What does it mean to be the Director of Global Product Management? [4:12] About Kathryn’s original discovery and excitement about blockchain and how she came to build the IBM Blockchain Platform in 2017. [11:11] What is a platform? And is blockchain a platform or a protocol? [14:00] Why does Kathryn think that cryptocurrencies were the first wave of popularized applications built on this technology? And what does Kathryn think was the shift into enterprise adoption of non-crypto blockchain opportunities?[17:33] Kathryn explains the big differences between various networks that are considered ‘peer-to-peer.’ [20:54] What are the advantages of IBM’s approach to blockchain? [23:30] Kathryn has said that blockchain is a fundamentally economic innovation — so what does that mean? [26:33] As someone with a global view of IBM blockchain activity, what are some of the most exciting projects Kathryn has seen, and where are they? [29:05] What is Kathryn’s relationship at IBM Blockchain to blockchain startups? [30:38] When dealing with entrepreneurs and startups, is it a plus or a minus when they don’t have an industry background? Where does Kathryn see startups being really successful and how does IBM help them? [33:15] Does Kathryn consider herself an ‘entrepreneur’? [34:40] When will we know that blockchain has reached the mainstream? What will mainstream adoption look like? [35:36] Kathryn’s recommendation for listeners to check out after today’s show!   Sources Mentioned: IBM Blockchain Platform Kubernetes Docker LogDNA Satoshi Nakamoto’s White Paper on Bitcoin metaMe Lucidity Global Debt Registry Amino Payments   Follow-up with Our Guest: Kathryn Harrison on LinkedInKathryn Harrison on Twitter   Looking for More Episodes? Visit IBM Blockchain — and for news and updates, follow @IBMBlockchain on Twitter!

My guest for Episode 99 of The Startup Playbook Podcast is 3 times entrepreneur and investor, Jules Miller. Jules co-founded and led two legal tech companies: Evolve Law which was acquired by Breaking Media/Above the Law and Hire an Esquire, a venture-backed tech startup providing attorneys on-demand to law firms and in-house legal teams. She also co-founded Carbonado Group, an environmental sustainability consulting firm that helped companies including EY, Salesforce and Tiffany & Co. to launch and grow new business units around environmental and social responsibility.  Jules now spends her time on the other side of the table. She helped to create the new IBM Blockchain Ventures group, where she now runs the IBM Blockchain Accelerator  and is a Partner of IBM Blockchain Ventures. She is also the co-founder and managing partner of Prose Ventures, the first independent VC fund investing in legal and compliance technologies. We covered a wide range of topics in this interview including: The benefits of focusing on a nicheThe value add of vertical specific fundsWhat startups should look for in accelerator programs and VCsThe importance of networkingHow to expand and get funding in the US This podcast was produced by the awesome team at Playbook Media. If you would like to launch your own personal or business podcast, say hello to Rohit@playbookmedia.com.au. Join us as we celebrate our 100 episode milestone & do a live interview with Culture Amp, Co-founder & CEO, Didier Elzinga. Register here and use the code "playbookpodcast" for discounted tickets! Show notes:- Prose Ventures- IBM Blockchain accelerator- Hire an Esquire- Evolve Law- Above the Law- Brava Ventures- Nathalie Molina Nino- Howard Buffett- Gugenheim Partners- LunaCap Ventures- Holly Liu (podcast episode)- Kabam- Invest in lines not dots - Mark Suster blog- Ian Gardiner (podcast episode)- Jules Miller (LinkedIn) Check out my new video series on Youtube! Feedback/connect/say hello:Rohit@startupplaybook.co@RohitBhargava7 (Twitter)/rohbhargava (LinkedIn)@rohit_bhargava (Instagram)My Youtube Channel Credits:Music: Joakim Karud – Dreams Other channels:Don't have iTunes? The podcast is also available on Soundcloud & StitcherAudio Player The post Ep099 – Jules Miller (Partner – IBM Blockchain Ventures) on the importance of owning a niche appeared first on Startup Playbook.

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Welcome to the second episode of IBM Blockchain Pulse — the podcast that explores different blockchain use cases with leaders in the space! In this week’s episode, your host, Matt Hooper, is joined by two leaders — Jesse Lund and Jed McCaleb — to discuss cross-border payments. Their conversation today is all about financial transactions — making them frictionless, seamless, and available for everyone. Jed McCaleb is the co-founder and CTO of Stellar.org — a platform that connects banks, payment systems, and people. Their goal is to make money move around the world the way information does, post-internet. Jesse Lund is the Head of Blockchain Solutions for Financial Services at IBM. Currently, he and his team are trying to commercialize all the good that Jed is doing with Stellar by helping bring commercial and cross-border payments to the world using the Stellar protocol. Today’s interview is incredibly illuminating. They discuss the origin of the collaboration between Stellar and IBM, what they’re currently working on together, their goals and plans for 2019 and beyond, their thoughts on public vs. private blockchain networks, and much, much more.   Key Takeaways: [:01] About today’s episode! [2:52] Jed and Jesse introduce themselves and explain what each of them does in the space. [4:08] Jed’s background and motivation to creating Stellar. [5:58] The commercialization that Jesse and his team are working on. [8:08] How Stellar is defining their protocol. [9:44] When will decentralized application layers (DApps) take off? [12:00] As someone who started a .org, did Jed think that one day he’d be facing this sort of customer base that is so commercially-focused on the opportunities for blockchain? [14:45] How did this collaboration between IBM and Stellar come about? [18:52] What was the white space that Jesse and Jed saw with regard to cross-border transactions that allowed it to be the first use case to test? [22:02] Jed’s experience working with IBM and how he has found the collaboration between the two. [24:13] Jesse’s theoretical pitch to entrepreneurs (like Stellar) to work with IBM. [26:50] Stellar’s role in economic advantages and incentivization for those who might otherwise be left out of the system as it stands made possible by the power of blockchain. [28:06] Check out IBM Blockchain World Wire to learn more about World Wire and what Jesse and Jed are talking about on today’s episode! [29:15] The web and its many applications have allowed for a handful of companies to become some of the most powerful ones out there when it comes to controlling people’s digital identities and the way information works. Some would argue that this means that the internet has not lived up to its original promise of being inclusive for everyone. As Jesse and Jed are building new platforms, tools, and applications, is the current situation of the web and the world something they think about and design for? [33:23] Jed explains what happened in Q4 2018 with the creation of Interstellar. [34:33] What excites Jed and Jesse in this collaboration, some of the great results they’ve seen this past year, and the latest news about JPMorgan Chase. [37:00] Is there a need for banks in the next few years? What will a bank look like in 10 years? [39:33] What does 2019 look like for the collaboration between Stellar and IBM — both technically and philosophically? [41:15] Jed gives his take on the public/private network shift with blockchain in the corporate space. [42:55] The exciting news IBM has planned for 2019: the launch of the World Wire network! [44:05] Matt thanks Jed and Jesse for joining him this podcast!   Sources Mentioned: Stellar IBM Blockchain World Wire Decentralized Application (DApp) Venmo Apple Pay Cash Interstellar JPMorgan Announces USD Stable Coin   Follow-up with Our Guests: Jesse Lund Jed McCaleb’s Profile on Stellar   Looking for More Episodes? Visit IBM Blockchain — and for news and updates, follow @IBMBlockchain on Twitter!

Welcome to the first episode of IBM Blockchain Pulse with your host (and blockchain evangelist), Matt Hooper!   Blockchain is one of the pioneering innovations of our time — it may be the pioneering innovation of our time and too few people know about it. If you are one of those people — that’s okay! This podcast will be centralized around illustrating practical blockchain use cases guided by leaders across multiple industries. From financial services to trade, to tracing the safety of your next meal, to purchasing a ticket to your next concert — blockchain is transforming lives — and not soon. Now.   In this episode, host and blockchain evangelist Matthew Hooper is bringing you a use case near and dear to his heart: identity. How many times have credit cards been hacked where they need to be canceled immediately? How many times have emails and social media accounts been tampered with? As more and more people put their personal information online, it’s come to be expected that more and more bad actors are getting ahold of others’ online identities.   Matt’s first guest, Adam Gunther, joins him to explore this topic. Adam is the Executive Director of Blockchain Trusted Identity and Network Services at IBM. He sees this “new normal” of fragile online identities as an avoidable problem. Together, they discuss fraud prevention; verifiable forms of ID; and the next, most practical, use cases for blockchain this year. Matt’s second guest, Drummond Reed, is the Chief Trust Officer at Evernym and a champion of self-sovereign identity. They discuss digital identity, digital credentials (and how they differ from their physical counterpart), and the future of protecting your wallet and identity.   Key Takeaways: [2:30] About IBM Blockchain Pulse! [3:13] About today’s episode and featured guest. [4:15] Adam unpacks the phrase “blockchain identity.” [8:56] The most powerful wardens of identity as Adam sees them right now. [12:35] Adam defines a permissioned blockchain. [13:11] The beauty in self-sovereign identity. [16:35] The Cambridge Analytic scandal: a real-world example of identity theft. Adam’s thoughts on where we are two years later, online identity protection in general, what he’s currently doing to help, and how we can all — as blockchain enthusiasts — reshape the identity conversation. [24:16] Matt thanks Adam for joining him this episode! [25:30] Matt introduces today’s second guest: Drummond Reed. [25:49] Drummond explains what a trust framework is. [28:16] Drummond speaks about his introduction to digital identity. [29:22] Drummond speaks about the shift from web 2.0 identities to more web 3.0/self-sovereign identities. [31:57] The problem that blockchain solved for the identity space. [34:40] Drummond’s example of governance frameworks. [37:30] What does it mean to be Chief Trust Officer at Evernym? [38:53] How does an agent protect your wallet and identity? How will you use it practically? [41:17] The difference between digital credentials and physical credentials. [43:38] What is the IBM Blockchain relationship with Evernym right now? [46:57] Drummond’s predictions on what online identity will look like in 10 years. [49:57] Drummond describes the most exciting performance at any technology conference he’s ever seen and its relevancy to digital credentials and self-sovereign identities. [53:23] What Drummond recommends listeners follow up on! [55:22] Matt wraps up this week’s episodes, summarizing key points and giving a small preview of what’s to come in future episodes.   Sources Mentioned: Public vs. Permissioned Blockchains IBM Blockchain Trusted Identity Sovrin Foundation The Cambridge Analytica Scandal Blockchain Garage Evernym Imogen Heap Open Identity Exchange Internet Identity Workshop Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) Self-Sovereign Identity (SSI) IBM Think Conference CU Ledger Hyperledger Indy   Follow-up with Our Guests: Adam Gunther’s LinkedIn Drummond Reed’s Bio on Evernym   Looking for More Episodes? Visit IBM Blockchain — and for news and updates, follow @IBMBlockchain on Twitter!

En el primer episodio hablamos de las tendencias de banca 2019, IBM blockchain, Apple Card, Google Stadia y más.

Jesse Lund, head of IBM Blockchain, discusses how IBM is applying blockchain technology to a number of industries to solve various, real-world problems. Jesse also breaks the news of IBM Blockchain World Wire going live into production on the Stellar network, explaining how this will optimize and accelerate foreign exchange and cross border payment services. Full Show Notes At: https://thecryptochick.io/009 Show Edited By: Aaron The Tech (http://aaronthe.tech) See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

#CryptoCorner: IBM ( $IBM) #Blockchain Platform Goes Live in Melbourne, Crypto Remittance Service SendFriend Raises $1.7 Million in Funding

#CryptoCorner: IBM ( $IBM) #Blockchain Platform Goes Live in Melbourne, Crypto Remittance Service SendFriend Raises $1.7 Million in Funding

#CryptoCorner: IBM ( $IBM) #Blockchain Platform Goes Live in Melbourne, Crypto Remittance Service SendFriend Raises $1.7 Million in Funding

In this episode, we explore the IBM Food Trust project, which aims to make the supply-chains of foods more transparent by leveraging blockchain tech. Carrefour & Walmart are 2 companies already on-board. IBM created the hard-drive, floppy disk and without them, we wouldn't have the computer so they're an incredibly progressive company that has a history of revolutionizing enterprise so we're really excited about what they can do with Blockchains/DLT systems. 0:48 - What is IBM Blockchain? 2:00 - Blockchain for Business 3:00 - The Food Trust Program 6:34 - How foods are tracked in the Food Trust program. 10:03 - Walmart's Blockchain Pilot 10:59 - Who benefits from IBM Food Trust? 13:27 - How is 'Trust' ensured? 17:49 - The Blockchain revolution isn't coming. It's arrived. 19:13 - Interoperability 22:10 - Q&A You can listen to our Podcast Show on any major Podcast platform including Apple Podcasts & Spotify. If you want to support the channel, just click 'Subscribe,' that way we can grow and bring you even better content in the future! IBM Blockchain: https://www.ibm.com/blockchain Our Site: www.cryptoauthority.co.uk Our Twitter: https://twitter.com/cryptoauthorit TheCryptoCollection: https://thecryptocollection.co/

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French supermarket giant Carrefour joins an IBM Blockchain program.An ICO on bitcoin? If start-up RSK has its way, it could happen.Controversial exchange Bitfinex attempts to disprove rumors of insolvency. Stealth startup Good Money plans to launch of crypto wallet with the help of "mega-bloggers." Hope Floyd's available!Venezuelan citizens must now purchase passports using the Petro, the nation's oil-backed cryptocurrency. Late Confirmation is a CoinDesk production made in collaboration with The Podglomerate.For more information, visit www.CoinDesk.com

Mike Cordano, President and COO at Western Digital, discusses the growing use and social impact of data and information. Marie Wieck, General Manager at IBM Blockchain, talks about how Blockchain technology is solving problems across multiple businesses. Matt Winkler, Bloomberg News Editor-in-Chief Emeritus, explains that the biggest lesson learned from the Lehman Collapse was the strategy of quantitative easing. Austin Carr, Bloomberg News Technology Reporter, shares his profile of Google's Larry Page. And we Drive to the Close of the market with Abhay Deshpande, CIO at Centerstone Investors.    Hosts: Carol Massar and Jason Kelly. Producer: Paul Brennan  Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

Mike Cordano, President and COO at Western Digital, discusses the growing use and social impact of data and information. Marie Wieck, General Manager at IBM Blockchain, talks about how Blockchain technology is solving problems across multiple businesses. Matt Winkler, Bloomberg News Editor-in-Chief Emeritus, explains that the biggest lesson learned from the Lehman Collapse was the strategy of quantitative easing. Austin Carr, Bloomberg News Technology Reporter, shares his profile of Google's Larry Page. And we Drive to the Close of the market with Abhay Deshpande, CIO at Centerstone Investors.    Hosts: Carol Massar and Jason Kelly. Producer: Paul Brennan 

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Truffle Media Update 0010 Show Notes: Dr. Nigel Gopie, Marketing Leader, IBM Food Trust, IBM Blockchain, shares thoughts on how thinking about traceability at IBM is leading to changes in approaches to food recall, food safety, and food freshness. Dr. Gopie also spent time answering audience questions about the technology, youth entering the work force, and how to approach change in a faster paced society.

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We cover the noteworthy features of Android Pie, Lenovo joins The Linux Vendor Firmware Service, and Dropbox is ending support for non-Ext4 filesystems. Plus big news for Flatpaks, the blockchain goes to work, and Open Source goes all Hollywood.

We cover the noteworthy features of Android Pie, Lenovo joins The Linux Vendor Firmware Service, and Dropbox is ending support for non-Ext4 filesystems. Plus big news for Flatpaks, the blockchain goes to work, and Open Source goes all Hollywood.

We cover the noteworthy features of Android Pie, Lenovo joins The Linux Vendor Firmware Service, and Dropbox is ending support for non-Ext4 filesystems. Plus big news for Flatpaks, the blockchain goes to work, and Open Source goes all Hollywood.

Velkommen til denne fjerde episode af BLOCK21 Podcast, hvor vi skal møde en af de rigtigt store spillere i blok-land, nemlig IBM. IBM har kastet sig ud at bruge Blockchain både internt i firmaet, i store samarbejdsprojekter og som et tilbud til både startups og kunder i kiloton-klassen. IBM har måske især gjort sig bemærket med et fragt-tracking-projekt sammen med Mærsk, men har også bygget logistik-kæder med supermarkedgiganten Walmart, og har sparet mange millioner kroner internt ved at bruge en distribueret Blockchain-baseret database i finansarmen IGF - IBM Global Finance. Det fortæller Christian Lassen, der er Head of IBM Blockchain, Nordic, som besøger studiet i denne omgang. Det bliver naturligvis også tid til at følge op på et par af historierne fra sidst, og til en lille håndfuld nyheder fra Blokkædens sære verden. Lyt med i denne episode af BLOCK21 Podcast! Og husk, at du kan læse mere på block21.dk

Matt Lucas for IBM joins us on the show to talks about how IBM Blockchain empowers businesses to digitize your transaction workflow through a highly secured, shared and replicated ledger.