Hyperledger and Blockchain audio and video recordings
It’s been almost two years now that I started working on Blockchain and got involved in Hyperledger. It’s been an amazing ride.
I’ve got back to doing some coding (as time permits), to contribute to Hyperledger Fabric and to the Hyperledger Technical Steering Committee (TSC), on which I have the honor to sit as an elected member, and I spent a lot of time on the road speaking at various conferences, workshops, meetups, and customer briefings. Along the way I also got interviewed by journalists and several articles and videos can now be found on the net.
Below is a list of some of the recordings I think can be of interest:
November 1, 2016 San Francisco meet-up:
March 9, 2017 Online panel Blockchain Bytes: Blockchain Models (video)
March 28, 2017 The Blockchain Summit London:
- BLOCKCHAIN: Standardising to safeguard growth: advocating convergence during rapid evolution (audio)
April 5, 2017 JAX Conference London:
June 27-28 Money2020 Europe Copenhagen (videos):
- Key lessons learned from the IBM Blockchain pilot projects
- What programming languages are required for developing on Blockchain?
- How does IBM make Blockchain real for business?
- How to start developing on Blockchain?
- Blockchain: status quo in 2017
- Blockchain and the role of open source software
Bonus track: One of my favorites remains a press article in which I’m cited in a language I don’t speak! 🙂
That’s it for now, but the show continues and I very much look forward to it!
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Arnaud Le Hors 2024 – CC BY 4.0
After several years focusing on strategic and policy issues related to open source and standards, including in the emerging markets, I decided to get back to my roots and focus more on technical work. I am involved in several software standards and open source development efforts with IBM. I am currently the main representative for IBM at W3C and INCITS, and serve as the Vice Chair of the OpenSSF Technical Advisory Committee.
I am a Senior Technical Staff Member part of the Open Technologies group at IBM. I have been working on standards and open source for over 30 years, both as a staff member of the X Consortium and W3C, and as a representative for IBM. I have been involved in every aspect of the open technology development process: technical, strategic, political, and legal. I was editor of several key web specifications including HTML and DOM and was a pioneer of open source with the release of libXpm in 1990 (which is still in use today! 😊). I participated in several prominent open source projects including the X Window System and the Apache XML parser Xerces, and more recently the blockchain framework Hyperledger Fabric. I’ve chaired several technical groups at W3C and OASIS, such as the XML and Linked Data Working groups, as well as more recently the Hyperledger Technical Advisory Committee and the LF Edge Open Retail Reference Architecture group.
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