Business and Blockchain: From what to why and how @ Fintech Week at TWC
Hear from Bart and Greg from Block.one's engineering team on how we are helping accelerate enterprise blockchain adoption.
Enterprises may have moved past the “what” of blockchain as the technology becomes part of the business lexicon, but the “why” and “how” of implementing blockchain in business operations may still be unclear. Discussion points will include blockchain’s ability to reduce the cost and risk of operations, security features, why private blockchains may be the solution, and how blockchains can communicate. Learn about EOSIO for Business’s four offerings, and how these enable enterprises to build on the EOSIO blockchain faster, easier and with less risk.
Meet your speakers
Bart Wyatt, Vice President of Blockchain Engineering, Block.one
Bart leads Block.one’s core blockchain engineering team. With more than 18 years in IT, and the last seven dedicated to asset tokenization and decentralized identity, Bart has experience overseeing technology teams at several firms that specialized in personal privacy solutions, deniable attestations, degradable cryptographic proofs, gaming, and advertising technology.
Hear from Bart and Greg from Block.one's engineering team on how we are helping accelerate enterprise blockchain adoption.
Enterprises may have moved past the “what” of blockchain as the technology becomes part of the business lexicon, but the “why” and “how” of implementing blockchain in business operations may still be unclear. Discussion points will include blockchain’s ability to reduce the cost and risk of operations, security features, why private blockchains may be the solution, and how blockchains can communicate. Learn about EOSIO for Business’s four offerings, and how these enable enterprises to build on the EOSIO blockchain faster, easier and with less risk.
Meet your speakers
Bart Wyatt, Vice President of Blockchain Engineering, Block.one
Bart leads Block.one’s core blockchain engineering team. With more than 18 years in IT, and the last seven dedicated to asset tokenization and decentralized identity, Bart has experience overseeing technology teams at several firms that specialized in personal privacy solutions, deniable attestations, degradable cryptographic proofs, gaming, and advertising technology.
Greg Lee, Vice President of Sales Engineering, Block.one
As Vice President of Sales Engineering for EOSIO for Business, Greg works to understand the customer’s technical requirements and determine how to implement the best blockchain solution into their application architecture. A veteran of Block.one, Greg served as an integral player in scaling the EOSIO protocol for enterprise adoption. With nearly 30 years of experience in bringing innovative solutions to market, Greg has worked on DARPA R&D projects, overseen wireless testing initiatives and directed motion control technology development. Greg graduated from Virginia Tech with degrees in computer science and economics.
About Fintech Week at The Working Capitol
The Working Capitol in partnership with Rapyd and Singapore Fintech Festival 2020 is excited to launch Fintech Week 2020 hosted at their Keong Saik Campus on the 7th to 11th of December. Participants will have the opportunity to join both physical and virtual sessions - deep diving into relevant topics in the fintech industry. With a growing fintech community across all growth stages - from new startups to unicorns, The Working Capitol has embraced its role as a fintech hub. As a Campus, the community of fintech members will offer joint programming for participants through workshops, panels discussion and thought leadership.
For the full agenda of programming offered at Fintech Week at The Working Capitol, please click here.