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Phoenix, Arizona
March 3-6
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Tuesday, March 3
 

11:00am MST

Combining Chocolate and Peanut Butter at The Linux Foundation - Dan Middleton, Intel 103 A Connecting Hyperledger Besu to Enterprise Systems - Danno Ferrin, ConsenSys 104 A Cross-organizational Secure Data Exchange with Access Control using Blockchain - Qiong Zhang, Fujitsu Labs of America 101 A

11:50am MST

After Production: Prepare the Software Factory for Blockchain Maintenance - Marco Alarcon & Jaime Pradenas, Bolsa de Santiago 101 A Building Secure Protocols Using Ursa - Mike Lodder, Sovrin Foundation & Brent Zundel, Evernym 103 A

2:00pm MST

Blockchains are No Longer Monolithic Programs, but Composable Applications that Meet a Specific Need - James Barry & Bill Katsak, Taekion 101 A Standards and Interoperability for Identity - Nathan George, Sovrin Foundation 103 A

2:50pm MST

Boring into Burrow - Silas Davis, Monax 104 A DIDs without Blockchains - Implementing Peer DIDs in an Hour or a Day - Daniel Hardman, Evernym 103 A

4:15pm MST

A Standardized Approach to Creating Digital Tokens - Paul DiMarzio, Enterprise Ethereum Alliance; Marley Gray, Microsoft & Jonathan Levi, HACERA 104 A Understanding the Hyperledger Indy Distributed Ledger - Alexander Shcherbakov, Evernym 103 A

5:05pm MST

Building a Bigger Tent: A Conversation with CoinDesk's Michael Casey about the Challenges and Opportunities in Growing the Blockchain Community 101 A Design Patterns for Decentralized Protocols (Avoiding Blockchain Centralization) - Daniel Hardman, Evernym 103 A Towards Formally Verified Smart Contracts with Haskell - Allison Irvin & Nick Waywood, IBM 104 A