Microsoft’s view of blockchain technology: from words to code

Meet one of the key speakers of Blockchain & Bitcoin Conference Russia – technology evangelist at Microsoft Konstantin Goldstein. On November 10, 2016 he will present corporation’s view of blockchain technology and scenarios of its application in business.

Topic of the report of Konstantin Goldstein is “Blockchain as a new stage of technological development. Moving from words to code”.

“Distributed ledger technology has the potential to become one of the catalysts for innovations. Blockchain is changing business models, excluding intermediaries, decreasing fraud level and increasing effectiveness”, the speaker is sure.

Within the report he will cover the following issues:

• what is Blockchain 1.0, 2.0 and 3.0 and how it works;
• what is Microsoft Blockchain as a Service;
• scenarios and examples of Blockchain application in business.

Konstantin Goldstein – technology expert, business coach and consultant with 15 years of experience in IT industry of Israel, the USA and Europe. He was developing and promoting products that are used by the companies from the Fortune 500 list. In the last two years he represents Russian division of Microsoft, with a specialization in examination and expansion of business developing cloud-based solutions.

Mr. Goldstein is an author of a program on technological acceleration of startups and developers (ISV). He is engaged in the development of distributed ledger ecosystem in Russia under Microsoft Blockchain as a Service project.

Do not miss your chance to ask question to Konstantin Goldstein after his presentation or in personal conversation over coffee! Register for the conference and come to Digital October on the 10th of November.

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