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8base Hyperledger Miami Meetup 20180719
The document summarizes a Hyperledger meetup event in Coral Gables, Florida. It includes: - An agenda for the event with introductions, presentations on Hyperledger and local blockchain groups, and startup pitches. - Details on the panelists which include representatives from Hyperledger, KPMG, local blockchain companies and a law firm. - Information on three startups that will be pitching: 8base, Bushido Lab, and Coinplan.
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8base Hyperledger Miami Meetup 20180719
- 1. Hyperledger Miami andSouth Florida Groups WeWork Coral Gables – 5:30 PM – 8:00 PM Welcomes: Hyperledger, Bushido Lab, Coinplan!
- 2. AGENDA • Welcome andintroductions - Oscar Perez • Hyperledger Miami - Michael Williamson • Panel Introduction • Hyperledger - Marta Piekarska (Director of Ecosystem) • Startup Presentations – moderated by John Riley • 8base - https://www.8base.com Albert Santalo, CEO • Bushido Lab - http://www.bushidolab.com Sam Abbassi, co-Founder • Coinplan - https://www.coinplan.io/ Ryan Berkun • Q&A panel, audience, and startups • Networking (if time permits) • Ends promptly at 8 PM
- 3. WeWork Coral Gables| 5:30 PM–8:00 PM Marta Piekarska Director of Ecosystem Hyperledger Hosted by: Sanjiv Singh Director of Management Consulting KPMG Igor Artamonov Founder ETCDEV Team Schuyler Hawkins Business Development Start Engine John Riley Cofounder, CEO CNC Blockchain Advisory Rebecca DiStefano Attorney Greenberg Traurig Panelists Michael Williamson Founder MiaBlockchain Hyperledger Meetups in South Florida
- 4. WeWork Coral Gables| 5:30 PM–8:00 PM Blockchain & Startup Meetup! Albert Santalo Founder, CEO 8base Andrei Anisimov VP of Technology 8base Sam Abbassi Cofounder, Bushido Lab Ryan Berkun CEO Coinplan Hosted by:
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- 6. PROPRIETARY AND CONFIDENTIAL– NOT FOR REDISTRIBUTION Develop Software Faster and Better JULY 2018 An Extensible, Low-Code Platform and Developer Ecosystem Powered by Blockchain
- 7. Albert Santalo Founder &CEO of 8base Technologist and Serial entrepreneur (Founder of CareCloud and Avisena), The Hackett Group (NASDAQ: HCKT) Andrei Anisimov Technology Aurelio Rodriguez Business Development Gabriel Kelly Design Evgeny Semushin Engineering - Experienced SaaS architect and entrepreneur - CareCloud raised significant Silicon Valley venture capital (in excess of $125 million) - Investors included Norwest, Intel Capital, First Data, PNC Bank, Adams Street and Tenaya - Experienced building and scaling high-growth marketing and sales organizations Matthew E. Kohen Legal Oscar Perez Operations The Team Danny Pizarro Marketing Manager Contact Us: w. 8base.com e. info@8base.com
- 8. Democratizing the Creationof Great Software
- 9. IN COLLABORATION WITH: DigitalTransformation Requires an Adaptable Platform Digital Enablement Remains a Fraction of Potential 18% 12% Digital Transformation The profound transformation of business activities to fully leverage digital technologies Massive Digital Disruptors At the Expense of those who Failed to Digitally Transform (Source: McKinsey Global Institute's Industry Digitization Index) Transformational Technologies Drones Blockchain Sensors Artificial Intelligence Low-Code Development Platforms Autonomous Vehicles Global digital transformation spending is expected to reach $2 trillion by 2020. (Source: IDC)
- 10. Existing Low-Code SolutionsAre Less Than Adequate The market is ripe for a modern, democratized solution Mainstream Giants Antiquated or Simplistic Solutions Heavy, Enterprise Solutions Built over 15 years ago on outdated tech stacks Most produce poor user interfaces Expensive Few, large customers Long sales and implementation cycles Employ armies of consultants No Blockchain Used to build customer-centric solutions around CRM data Massive vendor lock-in Proprietary programming language Poor user ratings Expensive No Blockchain Limited scalability to handle enterprise workloads Many old tech stacks Newer solutions lack comprehensive capabilities Most produce poor user interfaces Few international solutions No Blockchain
- 11. Custom Software Developmentis Notoriously Difficult Traditional Software Teams Team for Building on Software Architect Requirements Design, Architecture and Construction Q/A and Testing Blockchain Developer Integration Specialist Back-End Developer Project Manager Database Administrator Front-End Developer Designer Security Specialist DevOps Business Analyst Front-End Developer Business Analyst Functional Testing Specialist Performance Testing Specialist Security Testing Specialist Functional Testing Specialist
- 12. We Believe Thereis a Better Way Traditional Software Way Monolithic Build everything Proprietary and closed Benefits accrue to large SaaS players Centralized Enterprise sales and professional services team Functional, requires training New Way Modern, microservices and serverless Build some, curate best-in-class components Open source Token-powered ecosystem rewards contributors Decentralized Self-service, Freemium Beautiful and self-explanatory UX
- 13. An Application DevelopmentPlatform • Multi-tenant and multi-app environment • Unified workflow across apps • Integrated document management • Integrated social and collaboration • Easily develop apps in minutes • No-code development platform using a visual language to rapidly create and host apps at a low cost using building blocks rather than software coding • Machine learning used to assist with generation of screens and analytics • Library of pre-existing data structures and apps --- 8base Store “Any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.” Sir Arthur Clarke Powerful App Builder for Citizen Developers
- 14. Architecture for DigitalTransformation Developers build custom front- end and consume the Serverless Chassis via the GraphQL API 8gig developer network extends the capabilities of the serverless chassis Connect with any blockchain Run code without provisioning or managing servers Manage your data in a secure and hardened data store Access external systems via API gateway
- 15. IN COLLABORATION WITH: EnterpriseApplication Infrastructure Out-of-the-Box • Fully extensible • Serverless • DApp friendly: client-side serverless execution runtime for direct blockchain interaction • Data definition and management. • GraphQL CRUD API with full-text search, complex filters and more • Authentication: JWT, oAuth • Role-based security • Scaling, backups and fault tolerance • Audits / logs • Multi-tenancy • File and document management. • Many more… The Next Layer of Blockchain Infrastructure Blockchain Capabilities GraphQL API Auto-scaling Serverless Extensibility Framework Fault tolerance and backups File and document store Events, rules, and workflows Serverless Chassis
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- 17. Hyperledger Composer &8base Extensibility Framework Extensibility Framework Connecting to Hyperledger • 8base provides front-end tools for the end- user to be able to connect with Hyperledger products • Think of 8base as ”the last mile” of connectivity between blockchain infrastructure and the end-user
- 18. IN COLLABORATION WITH: OurVoyage • 8base founded March 2017 as Delaware C-corp • Team assembled and product development underway since June 2017 • Angel investment round of $1 million in 2017 • Planned Go-Live of September 2018 Our Advisors Our Partners & Memberships
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- 21. Blockchain and Startups SamAbbassi <> Bushido Lab
- 22. ● Economics ● Journalism(MiamiHerald) ● Neuroscience Research (UMiami) ● Computer Science
- 23. What we doat Bushido ● Protocol development ● Blockchain Applications ● Blockchain Integrations
- 24. ● Bitcoin ○ Scrypt ○LN ● Ethereum ○ Solidity Tech Stack ● Hyperledger ○ Fabric ○ Composer
- 25. ● TuneToken ○ Musicrights based blockchain ● Anonymous Bitcoin ○ Open sourced bitcoin fork ■ Zk-snark ■ Masternodes
- 26. ● Cryptocurrency instructor ●Advising initiative for core blockchain curriculum ● Blockchain Lab
- 29. Short Story ● Companyhas grown from 2 to 8 people in 6 months ● Bootstrapped ● Will have in-house products by the beginning of Q4 ○ Wallets ○ Decentralized services
- 30. What to doin Blockchain? ● If you want to raise money - ask yourself...why do I need a token? ○ Could I have raised traditional VC funding? ○ How viable is my product? ○ Can I handle OPM and in what type of structure? ● Do I need to raise money? ○ You might want to take it slow...you, your company and your product may need to mature
- 31. BE PRUDENT….DEVELOP AGOOD FILTER
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- 43. Blockchain Shift ConferenceOctober 11th and 12th www.blockchainshift.io
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- 45. Marta Piekarska Directory ofEcosystem, Hyperledger, The Linux Foundation PhD in User Informed Design of Privacy Tools 10 years of experience in technology companies, including Apple, Yahoo & Deutsche Telekom 4 years in Blockchain: Blockstream & Hyperledger
- 46. Agenda The Linux Foundation and Hyperledger TheProjects Participate Resources
- 47. The Linux Foundation isMuch More than Linux
- 48. Security We are helping globalprivacy and security through a program to encrypt the entire internet. Networking We are creating ecosystems around networking to improve agility in the evolving software-defined datacenter. Cloud We are creating a portability layer for the cloud, driving de facto standards and developing the orchestration layer for all clouds. Automotive We are creating the platform for infotainment in the auto industry that can be expanded into instrument clusters and telematics systems. Blockchain We are creating a permanent, secure distributed ledger that makes it easier to create cost-efficient, decentralized business networks. Web We are providing the application development framework for next generation web, mobile, serverless, and IoT applications. We are regularly adding projects; for the most up-to-date listing of all projects visit tlfprojects.org
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- 50. Open source collaborative effort toadvance cross- industry blockchain technologies Hosted by The Linux Foundation, fastest-growing project in LF history Global collaboration spanning finance, banking, IoT, supply chains, manufacturing and technology
- 51. Agenda The Linux Foundation and Hyperledger TheProjects Participate Resources
- 52. Permissioned with channel support Permissioned& permissionless support; EVM transaction family Mobile application focusDecentralized identityPermissionable smart contract machine (EVM) As-a-service deployment View and explore data on the blockchain Ledger interoperabilityBlockchain framework benchmark platform Community Stewardship and Technical, Legal, Marketing, Organizational Infrastructure Model and build blockchain networks Frameworks Tools
- 53. Agenda The Linux Foundation and Hyperledger TheProjects Participate Resources
- 54. Collaboration Tools Account Sign upfor a Linux Foundation account Mailing Lists Participate on the Hyperledger Mailing Lists Github Check out our code repositories Bug Reporting Search for open bugs, or report a new one, in our bug database Chat Join the discussion on chat Wiki Get the latest development updates from the wiki
- 55. CONTRIBUTING guides Get a copyof the repository Find an issue to work on Make your changes Create a pull request Expect comments Address comments Contribute to Coding
- 56. Community Working Groups TechnicalSteering Committee Architecture Working Group Identity Working Group Performance and Scalability Working Group Technical Working Group China Training and Education Working Group Whitepaper Working Group Healthcare Working Group Public Sector Working Group
- 57. Hyperledger Meetups 38K+ Members134 Groups 56 Countries
- 58. Hyperledger is Open Source. Anyonecan join the community We have 3 types of membership: General, Premier and Associated for those who want more Membership benefits include PR, marketing and legal support, partner matching, member summit invitation, recognition in the community
- 59. Agenda The Linux Foundation and Hyperledger TheProjects Participate in the Community Resources
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- 64. THANK YOU FORATTENDING! Please drive home safely.