SyncFab to Showcase its Platform at Major International Conferences in April

Syncfab is an industrial marketplace that aims to connect manufacturers with suppliers and customers in a fast, secure, transparent, and cost-effective ecosystem using blockchain technology. It provides users with trustless verifiability of contracts and agreements and impenetrable security of data and transactions. By providing on-demand purchasing and tracking with high quality manufacturing quotes from vetted suppliers, SyncFab promises to deliver highly streamlined supply chain operations that lower marketing, administrative, and manufacturing overheads.

Jeremy Goodwin, the CEO of SyncFab, is a social impact entrepreneur who is passionate about technologies that improve the human condition. SyncFab itself is part of the White House’s Clean Energy Smart Manufacturing Innovation Initiative (CESMII). SyncFab created the industry’s first online design-to-manufacture interactive supply chain ecosystem that partnered academics, entrepreneurs, designers, engineers, and materials suppliers with industry, and the company then moved on to creating advanced supply chain and machine learning data platforms that match buyers with regional manufacturing facilities.

About the Conferences

On the invitation of several high-level international delegations, Mr. Goodwin and SyncFab will be attending a number of important conferences and expos to promote the SyncFab platform, educate industry leaders about its benefits, and promote blockchain and supply chain improvements in manufacturing. Below are summaries of previous and upcoming events.

April 3

The Global Big Data Conference in Santa Clara, USA is one of the largest get-togethers of its kind, and it is held with the aim of encouraging dialogue on the applications of Blockchain technology in various industries and verticals. By leveraging the vast amounts of data created by various mobile platforms, social media interactions, e-commerce transactions, and IoT, companies running on blockchain tech have a major competitive advantage over rivals, and the global big data conference was held to highlight those benefits.

April 14

The Code Camp event that is to be held in Japan on April 14 aims to bring together top blockchain developers, consultants, blockchain companies, and entrepreneurs for sharing innovation technology in 2018. Agenda items include:

  • discovering blockchain developer trends
  • learning practical solutions such as practicing consensus, protocol, distributed network, on chain, off chain, and lightning network
  • discussing popular technology stacks such as Ethereum, IOTA, Cardano, Stellar/Hyperledger
  • discussing real-life use cases and solutions of new startups and companies providing blockchain solutions in different countries, and
  • learning about blockchain infrastructure implementations by studying as Amazon, Microsoft and IBM.

April 19

Mr. Goodwin, as an official guest of the Korean Ministry of Technology and Trade, will speak alongside GE and other key industry leaders on this prestigious panel as part of the Innovation and Technology Partnering conference in Seoul, South Korea. This event connects global tech innovators with Korean companies, R&D institutions, investors, university labs, government entities, and job seekers with a general aim of promoting trade, co-development of tech (along with demonstrations), and creating opportunities for foreign tech companies to invest in the field of innovation technology .

An initiative of the Korean Trade-Investment Promotion Agency, this conference promises to be a great opportunity to source new technology, to search for R&D partners, and to promote products and services to over 500+ Korean tech leaders. It is also one of the only ways to access Korean top-tier financial investors and tech companies interested in investing globally both strategically as well as financially.

Airbus and a few large consulting firms have already shown interest and appreciation for SyncFab solutions to the manufacturing ecosystem. LG Innovations also shared positive comments and will be in attendance at the event as well.  A few conference highlights to watch out for are as below:

  • International participation: Over 60 foreign innovation technology companies will be participating in the Tech Collaboration for the Future initiative including Nokia, Broadcom, Sprint, SONY, and ANATEL (Brazil Telecom)
  • Domestic participation: Over 200 domestic companies, SMEs, and start-ups will participate in the event
  • Keynote speech: To be delivered by NOKIA 5G’s Senior Vice President
  • Panel discussions: A high-level panel discussion on the future of mobility, blockchain, and industry, with focus on autonomous driving, electric cars, 5G, IoT, robotics, 3D printing, and venture investment
  • High-level professionals: Participation by CEO or executive-level representatives from Faraday Future, DRIVE, SK Innovation, Mando, Velodyne LiDAR, Orange Fab, and Telefonica
  • Seminars: A seminar on new technology trends in the pharmaceutical and biotechnology fields by J & J, Pfizer, and Medtronic
  • Networking: Individual counseling with global companies, ventures, start-ups, and investors to encourage networking, collaboration, and partnerships
  • Counseling: Advice on overseas expansion, interactive investment, joint development and demonstration, and overseas venture investment (including M & A)
  • Careers: A start-up job fair, Silicon Valley job concert, employment consultation and interviews with 10 domestic and overseas innovation technology companies (including an actual field interview), and interaction with the tech-start-up employment consultation society
  • Start-up competition: A start-up summit in which new ideas from 12 domestic and international teams are pitched for investment to panels such as Google and Fenox Venture Capital
  • Business trends and career guidance: Talks to be delivered by professional speakers including Professor Yoon Jong-Young of Kookmin University, Dr. Bae Soo-Hyun (Google Senior Engineer), Airbnb Software Engineer Yuho Hyun, and Facebook engineer Chun Woo Woo

Global manufacturing is on the verge of a major overhaul. With the power of the blockchain and key links and connections in the global manufacturing industry, SyncFab is using these events as a platform to promote better manufacturing practices, lean operations, smooth and efficient sourcing, and economic best practices. Stay tuned for more on the SyncFab story, and contact us in case of questions, comments, or queries. We’d love to hear from you and look forward to sharing news and updates.

Jeremy Goodwin, CEO of SyncFab

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