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13 september 2019 : OECD Global Blockchain Policy Forum
PLENARY SESSION 9. An introduction to how blockchain technology and artificial intelligence intersect, brought to life with cutting-edge use cases from the real world.
Moderator :
Francesco Corea, Tech Investor and Complexity Scientist
Speakers :
Bitange Ndemo, Associate Professor, Entrepreneurship, University of Nairobi; Chairman, Blockchain and Artificial Intelligence Taskforce, Government of Kenya, Irene Lopez de Vallejo, Founding Member and Director of Partnerships, Ocean Protocol, Peteris Zilgalvis, Head of Unit, Digital Innovation and Blockchain, Digital Single Market, Directorate General of Communications, Networks, Content and Technology, European Commission
Lawrence Lundy-Bryan, Partner and Head of Research, Outlier Ventures
OECD Headquarters, Paris
Photo : © Hervé Cortinat / OECD
In partnership with the British Journal of Healthcare Management, ESCP Europe Business School presented its Digital Innovation in Healthcare Conference in September 2018, a cutting-edge discussion and hands-on learning experience on the impact of digital technologies on the healthcare systems in Europe.
Digitalisation in healthcare is a multifaceted phenomenon that remains emergent. If not driven by technology, innovations would not sufficiently meet the needs and expectations of clinicians and patients, resulting in the proliferation of poorly integrated solutions.
Attendees were treated to the latest insights from medical experts and academics through a review of cutting-edge innovations happening now in the healthcare systems around the world.
With an exclusive network of professionals from different parts of the ecosystem, this was a unique opportunity to reflect and discuss on what could be Healthcare systems 20 years from now, covering topics such as:
An analysis of projects proposed by practitioners: understanding how practitioners envisioned digital innovation in healthcare to shed light on debates about how to improve innovation efficiency
How Blockchain technology can improve the outcomes of clinical trials
Predicting GPs engagement with Artificial Intelligence
Can Social Networks enhance existing patient pathways making them scalable?
Smart Capacity planning for a better utilisation of NHS wards
13 september 2019 : OECD Global Blockchain Policy Forum
PLENARY SESSION 9. An introduction to how blockchain technology and artificial intelligence intersect, brought to life with cutting-edge use cases from the real world.
Moderator :
Francesco Corea, Tech Investor and Complexity Scientist
Speakers :
Bitange Ndemo, Associate Professor, Entrepreneurship, University of Nairobi; Chairman, Blockchain and Artificial Intelligence Taskforce, Government of Kenya, Irene Lopez de Vallejo, Founding Member and Director of Partnerships, Ocean Protocol, Peteris Zilgalvis, Head of Unit, Digital Innovation and Blockchain, Digital Single Market, Directorate General of Communications, Networks, Content and Technology, European Commission
Lawrence Lundy-Bryan, Partner and Head of Research, Outlier Ventures
OECD Headquarters, Paris
Photo : © Hervé Cortinat / OECD
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Ms. Ingrid Vanderveldt Founder, Chairman & CEO - EBW2020, Mr. Robbie Heeger Founder, The Charity Forest, a Donor Advised Fund, Ms. Jules Miller Partner, IBM Blockchain Ventures & Co-Founder/Partner, Prose Ventures, Ms. Tam St Armand Managing Director, UN Credit Union Bank
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Ottawa Conference on blockchain technology and its ability to interact with the government at all levels.
Francis Pouliot - CEO of Satoshi Portal & Director of the Bitcoin Embassy
In partnership with the British Journal of Healthcare Management, ESCP Europe Business School presented its Digital Innovation in Healthcare Conference in September 2018, a cutting-edge discussion and hands-on learning experience on the impact of digital technologies on the healthcare systems in Europe.
Digitalisation in healthcare is a multifaceted phenomenon that remains emergent. If not driven by technology, innovations would not sufficiently meet the needs and expectations of clinicians and patients, resulting in the proliferation of poorly integrated solutions.
Attendees were treated to the latest insights from medical experts and academics through a review of cutting-edge innovations happening now in the healthcare systems around the world.
With an exclusive network of professionals from different parts of the ecosystem, this was a unique opportunity to reflect and discuss on what could be Healthcare systems 20 years from now, covering topics such as:
An analysis of projects proposed by practitioners: understanding how practitioners envisioned digital innovation in healthcare to shed light on debates about how to improve innovation efficiency
How Blockchain technology can improve the outcomes of clinical trials
Predicting GPs engagement with Artificial Intelligence
Can Social Networks enhance existing patient pathways making them scalable?
Smart Capacity planning for a better utilisation of NHS wards
Marla Johnson, founder of Smart Media, speaks about blockchain technologies. (UA System Division of Agriculture photo by Fred Miller)
13 september 2019 : OECD Global Blockchain Policy Forum
PLENARY SESSION 9. An introduction to how blockchain technology and artificial intelligence intersect, brought to life with cutting-edge use cases from the real world.
Moderator :
Francesco Corea, Tech Investor and Complexity Scientist
Speakers :
Bitange Ndemo, Associate Professor, Entrepreneurship, University of Nairobi; Chairman, Blockchain and Artificial Intelligence Taskforce, Government of Kenya, Irene Lopez de Vallejo, Founding Member and Director of Partnerships, Ocean Protocol, Peteris Zilgalvis, Head of Unit, Digital Innovation and Blockchain, Digital Single Market, Directorate General of Communications, Networks, Content and Technology, European Commission
Lawrence Lundy-Bryan, Partner and Head of Research, Outlier Ventures
OECD Headquarters, Paris
Photo : © Hervé Cortinat / OECD
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13 september 2019 : OECD Global Blockchain Policy Forum
PLENARY SESSION 9. An introduction to how blockchain technology and artificial intelligence intersect, brought to life with cutting-edge use cases from the real world.
Moderator :
Francesco Corea, Tech Investor and Complexity Scientist
Speakers :
Bitange Ndemo, Associate Professor, Entrepreneurship, University of Nairobi; Chairman, Blockchain and Artificial Intelligence Taskforce, Government of Kenya, Irene Lopez de Vallejo, Founding Member and Director of Partnerships, Ocean Protocol, Peteris Zilgalvis, Head of Unit, Digital Innovation and Blockchain, Digital Single Market, Directorate General of Communications, Networks, Content and Technology, European Commission
Lawrence Lundy-Bryan, Partner and Head of Research, Outlier Ventures
OECD Headquarters, Paris
Photo : © Hervé Cortinat / OECD
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Fortune Global Tech Forum 2018
Friday, November 30th, 2018
Guangzhou, China
9:30AM - 10:00AM
BLOCKCHAIN: HIP OR HYPE
As the value of Bitcoin and its peers plummeted this year the hype around cryptocurrencies fell too. Attention has now turned to the more practical applications of blockchain technology, which has applications in everything from logistics to intellectual property rights. But the ambitious businesses adopting blockchain’s disruptive potential are navigating unchartered territory. How can businesses begin to dismantle old structures and make space for the decentralized tech?
Chen Lei, Founder and CEO, Xunlei
Alex Yang, CEO, VEE Technology
Jennifer Zhu Scott, Founding Principal, Radian Partners
Moderator: Robert Hackett, Reporter, Fortune
Photograph by Shawn Koh/Fortune
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Fortune Global Tech Forum 2018
Friday, November 30th, 2018
Guangzhou, China
9:30AM - 10:00AM
BLOCKCHAIN: HIP OR HYPE
As the value of Bitcoin and its peers plummeted this year the hype around cryptocurrencies fell too. Attention has now turned to the more practical applications of blockchain technology, which has applications in everything from logistics to intellectual property rights. But the ambitious businesses adopting blockchain’s disruptive potential are navigating unchartered territory. How can businesses begin to dismantle old structures and make space for the decentralized tech?
Chen Lei, Founder and CEO, Xunlei
Alex Yang, CEO, VEE Technology
Jennifer Zhu Scott, Founding Principal, Radian Partners
Moderator: Robert Hackett, Reporter, Fortune
Photograph by Shawn Koh/Fortune
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Fortune Global Tech Forum 2018
Friday, November 30th, 2018
Guangzhou, China
9:30AM - 10:00AM
BLOCKCHAIN: HIP OR HYPE
As the value of Bitcoin and its peers plummeted this year the hype around cryptocurrencies fell too. Attention has now turned to the more practical applications of blockchain technology, which has applications in everything from logistics to intellectual property rights. But the ambitious businesses adopting blockchain’s disruptive potential are navigating unchartered territory. How can businesses begin to dismantle old structures and make space for the decentralized tech?
Chen Lei, Founder and CEO, Xunlei
Alex Yang, CEO, VEE Technology
Jennifer Zhu Scott, Founding Principal, Radian Partners
Moderator: Robert Hackett, Reporter, Fortune
Photograph by Shawn Koh/Fortune
Ottawa Conference on blockchain technology and its ability to interact with the government at all levels.
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Ottawa Conference on blockchain technology and its ability to interact with the government at all levels.
13 september 2019 : OECD Global Blockchain Policy Forum
PLENARY SESSION 9. An introduction to how blockchain technology and artificial intelligence intersect, brought to life with cutting-edge use cases from the real world.
Moderator :
Francesco Corea, Tech Investor and Complexity Scientist
Speakers :
Bitange Ndemo, Associate Professor, Entrepreneurship, University of Nairobi; Chairman, Blockchain and Artificial Intelligence Taskforce, Government of Kenya, Irene Lopez de Vallejo, Founding Member and Director of Partnerships, Ocean Protocol, Peteris Zilgalvis, Head of Unit, Digital Innovation and Blockchain, Digital Single Market, Directorate General of Communications, Networks, Content and Technology, European Commission
Lawrence Lundy-Bryan, Partner and Head of Research, Outlier Ventures
OECD Headquarters, Paris
Photo : © Hervé Cortinat / OECD
Toronto, Oct. 17, 2018 - Journalists and media organizations around the world are under siege from misinformation fed by social media and an antagonistic U.S. president. How should journalism and democracy respond to this dual challenge? How can journalists ensure truth overrides false information? How should they respond to public attacks and historic levels of mistrust? At the same time, many media are seeking sustainable business models and some are asking: can blockchain technology provide security for the future of journalism?
Join a wide-ranging conversation on these issues with prominent journalism thought leaders: Jeff Jarvis, director of the Tow-Knight Center for Entrepreneurial Journalism at the City University of New York; Jay Rosen, associate journalism professor at New York University; and Vivian Schiller, CEO of the Civil Foundation, which makes philanthropic grants in support of journalism and upholds the ethics of Civil, a blockchain-based platform that supports a global community of quality newsrooms. This conversation will be moderated by Mathew Ingram, chief digital writer with the Columbia Journalism Review.
According to reports published by GME, Global Blockchain in Agriculture and Food Supply Chain Market is projected to attain a peek at a CAGR of 44.3% within the 2020-2026 duration. Easy and cheap food demands in case of emergencies, nutrient management plans, quality assurance, the record of the complete history of the product, fairer payment, customer loyalty, and logistics are some of the key benefits associated with blockchain technology which drive the market of the supply chain. Also growing food fraud cases are creating demand for the blockchain in the agriculture and food supply chain market. Growing technological development of food and agriculture supply chain in order to bring transparency in terms of their food/agriculture product process is creating the need for blockchain technology.
Browse 168 Market Data Tables and 120 Figures spread through 182 Pages on "Global Blockchain in agriculture and food supply chain market - Forecasts to 2026" www.globalmarketestimates.com/market-report/global-blockc...
By Application (Product Traceability, Payment and settlement, Smart contracts, and Governance, risk, and compliance management); By Organization Size (Small and medium-sized enterprises, and Large enterprises); Based on type (Public, Private, and Hybrid/Consortium); By Region (North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, MEA, and CSA), Company Market Share & Competitor Analysis
Key Market Insights:
•The global blockchain in agriculture and food supply chain market is expected to grow with a CAGR value of 44.3% during 2020-2026
•Product tracing and tracking are expected to show the largest market in the coming years.
•Many business firms are looking forward to untrapped the potential of the agriculture and food sector market with the integration of technology. Therefore, small and medium-sized enterprises are coming with the most recent solution as demand by the national and regional markets
•Out of all the types of blockchain technology segment, the largest market shareholder is the private segment.
• North America adopted the advanced technology at a much faster rate as compared to other regions to manage the agriculture and food supply chain thus turned out to be the largest market share holder for blockchain technology.
Key global players in the Global Blockchain in agriculture and food supply chain market include: IBM, TE-FOOD International GmbH , Microsoft , ACR-NET , Ambrosus , SAP SE , OriginTrail , and Provenance among others.
Browse the Global Blockchain in agriculture and food supply chain market Report @: www.globalmarketestimates.com/market-report/global-blockc...
•Application type Outlook (Revenue, USD Billion, 2020 - 2026)
Product Traceability
Payment and settlement
Smart contracts
Governance, risk, and compliance management
•Organization size Outlook (Revenue, USD Billion, 2020 - 2026)
Small and medium-sized enterprises
Large enterprises
•Type Outlook (Revenue, USD Billion, 2020 - 2026)
Public
Private
Hybrid/Consortium
•Regional Outlook (Revenue, USD Billion, 2020 - 2026)
North America
oU.S.
oCanada
oMexico
Europe
oGermany
oUK
oFrance
oSpain
oItaly
oRest of Europe
Asia Pacific
oChina
oIndia
oJapan
oSouth Korea
oAustralia
oRest of APAC
Central & South America
oBrazil
oArgentina
oChile
oRest of CSA
Middle East & Africa
oSaudi Arabia
oSouth Africa
oUAE
oRest of MEA
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Blockchain Technology embodies a considerable measure of diversion hypothesis and motivating force models. All together for a blockchain system to be important or helpful, it must have participants in a network, it would be useless if Bitcoin utilizing it, there’s very little incentive there in a barren system with very little utility.
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13 september 2019 : OECD Global Blockchain Policy Forum
PLENARY SESSION 9. An introduction to how blockchain technology and artificial intelligence intersect, brought to life with cutting-edge use cases from the real world.
Moderator :
Francesco Corea, Tech Investor and Complexity Scientist
Speakers :
Bitange Ndemo, Associate Professor, Entrepreneurship, University of Nairobi; Chairman, Blockchain and Artificial Intelligence Taskforce, Government of Kenya, Irene Lopez de Vallejo, Founding Member and Director of Partnerships, Ocean Protocol, Peteris Zilgalvis, Head of Unit, Digital Innovation and Blockchain, Digital Single Market, Directorate General of Communications, Networks, Content and Technology, European Commission
Lawrence Lundy-Bryan, Partner and Head of Research, Outlier Ventures
OECD Headquarters, Paris
Photo : © Hervé Cortinat / OECD
Lynked.world is a mobile/desktop platform that makes use of the blockchain technology to securely store and verify the personal, professional and educational information of users. It allows users to share their digital identities with specific access rights in a secure and controlled environment.
13 september 2019 : OECD Global Blockchain Policy Forum
PLENARY SESSION 9. An introduction to how blockchain technology and artificial intelligence intersect, brought to life with cutting-edge use cases from the real world.
Moderator :
Francesco Corea, Tech Investor and Complexity Scientist
Speakers :
Bitange Ndemo, Associate Professor, Entrepreneurship, University of Nairobi; Chairman, Blockchain and Artificial Intelligence Taskforce, Government of Kenya, Irene Lopez de Vallejo, Founding Member and Director of Partnerships, Ocean Protocol, Peteris Zilgalvis, Head of Unit, Digital Innovation and Blockchain, Digital Single Market, Directorate General of Communications, Networks, Content and Technology, European Commission
Lawrence Lundy-Bryan, Partner and Head of Research, Outlier Ventures
OECD Headquarters, Paris
Photo : © Hervé Cortinat / OECD
Blockchain technology is emerging rapidly, and industries across the globe can foresee the benefits of switching over to blockchain technology. Blockchain development and deployment can be a complicated task for business owners. Sara Technologies, a blockchain as a service company , provides blockchain technology to businesses and companies over the cloud and thus takes away any the pain of creating and managing your blockchain technology. We help you focus more on your business by managing and handling your blockchain from its creation to deployment and support. With over a decade of experience working on blockchain technology, we help you integrate the right blockchain service for your business.
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Karen Watts DiCicco, extension digital and IT innovation manager, speaks about blockchain technologies. (UA System Division of Agriculture photo by Fred Miller)
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Staff working toward the same goal are referred to as collaborating. Despite the fact that India has over 9000 active NBFC registration, only 954 of them have book sizes of more than 40 crores. The remaining 8046+ NBFCs can only meet the INR 20 million regulatory loan book cap. NBFC Collaboration is a new business term referring to NBFC registration license holders developing relationships with banks or Fintech businesses to obtain leads and funding. Both parties may or may not share revenue, and both may or may not face NPA risk.
Traditional large NBFCs have experienced liquidity challenges in 2019 as a result of stringent RBI oversight, while mid-size and small NBFCs have performed successfully and have been able to attract considerable FDI for retail lending.
NBFCs with exposure to at least 20% of loan books must finance the remaining loan book amount with the Bank or Fintech Company at the agreed-upon interest rate under NBFC Collaborations. NBFC partnership is fairly effective if there are new loan products and quick loan disbursement employing the latest technology.
As a consequence of the Reserve Bank of India's stringent governance criteria, massive NBFCs struggled with the financial downturn in 2019. Medium- and small-scale NBFCs, on the other hand, have had a difficult time, albeit they have made progress and are now able to attract significant FDI for retail lending. They are undeniably becoming commercially successful. The collaboration of big-scale NBFCs with Fintech businesses and banks is bringing all of the companies involved in these processes to their happiest days yet. Furthermore, the NBFC partnership will contribute to the invention of novel methods of gaining clients, as well as the accomplishment of the primary aim, which is to raise cash.
NBFC collaboration does have its own set of complexities. Let's Talk About It!
NBFCs and banks are always seeking to meet the financial needs of the populace and businesses. However, as the cost of money grows, NBFCs are focusing more on developing customised solutions to meet the needs of individuals. Unlike banks, which are likewise regulated by the RBI, NBFCs and banks have some distinctions, which are listed below:
Non-bank financial firms do not take demand deposits (NBFIs).
Checks cannot be issued by NBFCs.
If you want to ensure your deposits, NBFCs are not the place to go because they do not provide deposit insurance.
As a result, NBFCs must work constantly to secure their domain and establish a loyal client base. Among the different sorts of loans in which new-age NBFCs are involved are advance salary loans, student loans, medical loans, travel loans, and other forms of loans. Big data and blockchain technologies are proving to be important stepping stones in alternative lending methods, demanding large investments in technology and the loan origination process.
In India, NBFC Collaboration is a novel concept in which NBFC registration permit holders collaborate with emerging Fintech firms. It is done to generate leads and facilitate funding. The agreement is being drafted, and it contains the essential elements, such as the two parties' revenue distribution plan. It also displays the proportion of NPA and the risk it provides to both parties.
Large NBFCs are also suffering liquidity challenges, which may be attributed to RBI rules; however, the scenario for mid-sized and small NBFCs is different since they can attract considerable sums of FDI, allowing them to pursue retail lending with ease.
Because of the rising usage of mobile phones and smartphone penetration, NBFCs are reaching out to lower-income clientele by leveraging their cell phones for loan origination, e-KYC, and disbursement e-signature. Operational procedures have been simplified, productivity has risen, accuracy has increased, and cost savings have been preserved by utilising Robotic Automation. NBFCs are also using cutting-edge technology like as e-KYC, data interchange, loan disbursement and collection, and cyber security. APIs (application programming interfaces) are being developed and utilised to improve connection among all stakeholders.
FinTechs are rapidly growing in the field of acing technology, making the entire tasks of banks and NBFCs easier. Even if NBFCs attempt to build their own automated system, their development is hampered by their lethargic approach and dependence on outdated methodologies. As a result, businesses in the fintech industry step in to assist. The typical exposure of 20% of the NBFC's loan books is apparent in the case of NBFC Collaboration, and the interest rate is decided by which Fintech firm or bank funds the remaining loan book. The creation of unique loan products, as well as effective loan disbursement via the use of technology, is the cornerstone of successful NBFC collaboration.
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