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John Hornick is an Intellectual Property attorney and consultant in the 3D printing space. 3D printing, also known as additive manufacturing, turns a 3D digital model created on a computer or with a 3D scanner into a physical object, allowing users to make almost anything. 3D printing is a disruptive technology with far-reaching implications for manufacturers, consumers, and intellectual property owners. While 3D printing technology enables manufacturers to make complex designs, rapid prototypes, and final parts in different ways, it also allows almost anyone to re-create any existing product design and make, use, or distribute it without permission from the original creator. Almost anyone who owns rights in product designs may be affected by 3D printers.
KPMG is one of the world's largest firms providing audit, tax, and advisory services. For the past five years, KPMG has had a dedicated blockchain team to identify the best strategies and solutions using the unique technology provided by blockchain. According to David Montes, Managing Director of Financial Services Strategies, KPMG can design and implement infrastructure to maximize efficiency, drive business growth and increase profits. Join Montes as he discusses the challenges facing the financial services industry and the solutions that can increase safety as well as meet regulatory standards. Moreover, Montes predicts more demand for technology, particularly around intelligent automation solutions. Financial regulators have placed huge burdens on financial institutions. KPMG, using blockchain technology is transforming the financial services industry and is improving the industry overall by identifying new solutions despite the challenge of scalability. For more information, visit: https://home.kpmg.com/us/en/home.html
BRD (formerly Bread) is a decentralized financial services platform that started with the launch of its simple and safe bitcoin wallet, designed to enable anyone and everyone to take advantage of Bitcoin. Bread allows you to perform many of the functions that you would at your local bank, without the middle-man. As the digital asset ecosystem grows, Bread is expanding its offerings to meet the demands of a new, global, decentralized, economy.
BTC Manager wants to be the world's number one source for news and information about Bitcoin, Blockchain, Ethereum and FinTech. Editor Jamie Holmes discusses the scope of BTC Manager's coverage. He also shares the advantage that BTC Manager has over many other Cryptocurrency news outlets: there's no conflict of interest when reporting on certain companies. BTC Manager doesn't just report on news inside the industry. It also reports on Cryptocurrency's effects in other industries around the world.
Renovo is building an OS specifically for automated mobility – self-driving vehicles. Renovo's vision of how this will be affordable for everyone is through Automated Mobility on Demand – fleets of self-driving vehicles to serve densely populated urban areas. Damien discusses how this can save lives, reduce congestion, improve air quality and increase energy efficiency. He also discusses the limits of what's actually possible for autonomous vehicles in terms of making judgments in harsh road conditions or traversing all types of terrain.
Knabu is focused on financial services for the crypto-economy. The founders of the company discuss how banking services are denied for many companies in the cryptocurrency space. This hampers the growth of the crypto-economy and other businesses that use blockchain solutions. Gabrielle and Barry discuss distributed ledger technology and how it can be used to build the finance of the future.
Kowala is all about stabilization. They have created kUSD, which is a cryptocurrency pegged to the U.S. dollar. The company's mission is to provide an entry point for traditional businesses to adopt the use of cryptocurrency on a large scale. Kowala's CEO discusses why they use the dollar as a stabilizing currency. He also discusses the use of other currencies in the same way in the future and why it's important for business owners and non-business owners alike to start educating themselves on cryptocurrency.
Flur.ee is a new business application platform that will transform line of business applications by making them trivially easy to integrate and develop. This company is a scalable blockchain database that combines enterprise capability with blockchain proof and security.
Remodista is all about disruption. They advise disruptors in the business areas of technology, retail and finance. Founder and CEO Kelly Stickel discusses how Remodista is building a global platform for women leaders and solving critical challenges such as integrating AI into daily business dealings. Kelly shares the specifics of Remodista's success in operating the Women2Watch and HALO (Help a Leader Out) Community programs.
Skycoin is an advanced blockchain platform. It was developed by early contributors to both Bitcoin and Ethereum. Synth discusses how Skycoin is the next step in correcting the flaws currently found in blockchain, such as long transaction times. He also explains how and why governments in developed countries are already secretly developing blockchain pilot projects.
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