Blockchain and distri buted ledger technology has joined the mainstream enterprise conversation - - and for good reason. From the technical benefits of blockchain (finality, immutability, transparency, decentralization), we can derive real business value for companies looking to streamline operations, collaborate more eff iciently, and provide industry partners with truth and transparency in thir d-party environments. But the data requirements that come with enterprise a pplications have forced architects to push meta-data related to transaction s offline, on static legacy systems. This disintegrated approach to buildin g and scaling blockchain-powered applications is not sustainable or practic al. Brian Platz, co-founder and CEO of Fluree, will cover the followin g:
\n\n The data problem - its nature and impact on enterprise projects \n Store of value/asset versus record-keeping on the blockchain\n Present work-arounds of the data problem (hashing off-chain) \n Vision for storing entire database sets on-chain, and the permission logic requirements that are critical for these implementations\n\n< /p>\n DTSTART:20190320T120000 SUMMARY:Blockchain’s Data Problem DTEND:20190320T125959 LOCATION: See Description END:VEVENT END:VCALENDAR