This document discusses the potential of blockchain technology to revolutionize various industries by creating a decentralized internet of value. It describes how blockchain uses distributed ledgers and cryptography to allow for trustless and transparent transactions without middlemen. Examples are given of how blockchain could transform industries like transportation (Uber), healthcare (electronic medical records), insurance (peer-to-peer models), and more. Challenges around scalability and regulation are also mentioned. The document promotes blockchain as a means to fully democratize the internet through decentralized applications, smart contracts, and new models of value exchange and autonomous organizations.

1. Blockchain Revolution
Geeta Chauhan @CTO Summit, May 2016

2. Fully Democratize Internet
InformationAge  Internet of Value
Commerce
Assets
Data
Organizations
Source: Tribune.com, Design: Sunara Nizami

3. What is Blockchain?
▪ Distributed Ledger:
ImmutableTransactions
▪ Each block:Timestamp + Nonce + Crypto
Hash of prior blocks + List ofTrxns
▪ Decentralized Consensus: PoW
▪ Open +Trust + Secure
▪ Replaces MIDDLEMAN
▪ Bitcoin  Smart Contracts  DApps, DAOs
Source: Economist.com

4. Consumer &Things Enterprise Public Sector
Identity - Consumer owned
You are in charge of your own data
What to share with whom and for
how long?
Integration across boundaries
B2B, across departments
Permissioned &
Permission-less
Delaware Blockchain Initiative
Provenance - proof of authenticity Common protocol for value and
non-fungible digital assets
Portable Identity - Driver’s License,
Social Security, Global Passport
Reputation across boundaries
Decentralized Autonomous
Organizations
Transparency for governments
Autonomous IoT with Smart
Contracts
Intellectual Property,Artists
Open Commerce
Healthcare
Insurance
SupplyChain
Finance - securities, money transfer
Accounting
Legal
Voting,
Smart Property,
Land title registry,
Notary,
Tax Receipts

5. SUber: Decentralized Uber
▪ “Disrupting the disruptor” ~AlexTapscott, MIT Bitcoin Days
▪ 25-35% Fee
▪ Driver and Consumer friendly
▪ True Shared Economy model
“smart transportation system will not only be run by the
community; it will be owned by the community” ~ La’Zooz
▪ Future: Autonomous cars running smart contracts against smart
cities infrastructure

6. Healthcare
▪ Portable Electronic Health Records
▪ Healthcare blockchain -- either public owned or shared across
consortium of insurance providers
▪ Health Databanks & Quantified Self Data Commons
▪ Organ Donations - provenance - multiparty signature - ethical
donations - counter for illegal human organ trafficking
▪ DNA.bits – sharing of genetics and correlated clinical data
▪ FoldingCoin: Green mining for protein folding

7. Smart Contracts
Self-enforcing programmatic
contracts
Lawyers will be programmers
EtherScripter : Health Wallet, Timed
medical record

8. Insurance & Transportation
▪ Eliminate Double claim frauds
▪ Peer-to-peer insurance (www.dynamisapp.com)
▪ Airplane crash: supply chain sourcing records for all major
components, maintenance history audit trail
▪ Drone Employee:
decentralized
air traffic control
(DAO)
Source: Drone Employee

9. Challenges & Opportunities
▪ Scalability, MIT Review ~27 tps vsVisa 2k tps, PayPal ~150 tps
▪ Regulatory & Legal concerns
▪ Linux Foundation Hyperledger Project
▪ IBM Blockchain aaS, Azure Ethereum aaS

10. Questions?
Contact: geeta@sustinnova.com

11. References
▪ Ethereum Whitepaper: https://github.com/ethereum/wiki/wiki/White-Paper
▪ IBM Empowering the Edge paper: http://www-
935.ibm.com/services/multimedia/GBE03662USEN.pdf
▪ https://www.hyperledger.org/
▪ FoldingCoin Whitepaper: http://foldingcoin.net/the-coin/white-paper/
▪ http://www.wsj.com/articles/delaware-considers-using-blockchain-
technology-1462145802
▪ SEC Approves plan to issue Stocks over Blockchain
▪ NASDAQ Linq Blockchain Platform:
http://ir.nasdaq.com/releasedetail.cfm?releaseid=948326