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IBM Blockchain Foundation for Developers

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IBM

IBM Blockchain Foundation for Developers

902 classificações

If you're a software developer and new to blockchain, this is the course for you. Several experienced IBM blockchain developer advocates will lead you through a series of videos that describe high-level concepts, components, and strategies on building blockchain business networks. You'll also get hands-on experience modeling and building blockchain networks as well as create your first blockchain application. The first part of this course covers basic concepts of blockchain, and no programming skills are required. However, to complete three of the four labs, you must understand basic software object-oriented programming and how to use the command line. It's also helpful, but not required, that you can write code in JavaScript. When you complete the course, you should understand what a blockchain business network is, how to build and model a simple blockchain solution, and the role of the developer in creating blockchain applications. If you choose to take this course and earn the Coursera course certificate, you will also earn an IBM digital badge upon successful completion of the course. You'll need to pass several end-of-section quizzes and a final exam that include multiple choice, true and false, and fill in the blank questions. This course does not cover Bitcoin or cryptocurrency in detail.

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Transform your business with blockchain

In this module, you'll get an overview of IBM and the Hyperledger Project, and get an introduction to Hyperledger Composer, a tool that helps you quickly model and build blockchain business networks. You'll also use Hyperledger Composer to model a simple business network that transfers a car among buyers, sellers, and other network participants.

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Ant Cole
WW Blockchain Enablement
IBM Blockchain
Dave Gorman
Global Blockchain Labs Engagement
IBM Industry Platform

And this is IBM's Engagement model.

We were very keen when we started on the blockchain journey to actually try

and embody common sense in the engagement model about taking a new technology,

a transformational technology to our customer base.

It's in four modules.

The first one starts with a Let's Talk,

that's effectively this conversation that we're going through this afternoon,

really taking this and delivering it to customers,

showing them a demonstration,

explaining IBM's point of view,

having a discussion around what they think

about it and where they see this could be applied to their business.

Typically done remotely although clearly,

we can do it face-to-face,

the materials available for remote delivery of this stuff.

And the goal here is really to align our minds around blockchains.

We'll align our minds with the minds of our customers.

If you want to do this, as I say,

there's a scripted presentation that you can use if you fancy doing that.

That's again on the community.

If the customer is still interested in proceeding,

we will move on to the Blockchain Hands-on session.

When we started, the Blockchain Hands-on session was a

one-day face-to-face lab where we actually took people into

the depths or from

the Hyperledger Fabric to really understand what it could and couldn't do to get

them in a stage where we could have intelligent and informed discussion with

customers about what could be a good blockchain use case for their business.

So it's effectively getting them into the place where you can have that discussion.

It's a combination of instructional modules with hands-on labs.

All of the labs are scripted,

and that actually took us down the journey of being able to deliver this digitally.

So when I have a situation where,

if a customer would like to do this on their own at their own pace over a period of time,

we can actually support the remote delivery of this.

So again, the link that we'll show you later on in this presentation.

At the end of this, we find a use case that

the customer is interested in moving forward with us.

We then embark on the First Project.

And the First Project's effectively in two parts.

The first part is a design thinking

workshop where we use IBM design thinking method to really

explore the use case from a user point of view and to understand the scenario,

understand how this needs to be improved in the future.

And I really see where blockchain can add value in there.

We go through this workshop constantly testing the value that blockchain adds.

Again, coming back to my point earlier,

we want to really only use blockchain if it really drives

significant business benefit for our customer.

After the design thinking workshop,

we then move into

a classical agile development process or

project where we go into two-week agile experience.

Typically, could be a customer and

IBM team working together or could just be an IBM team,

but effectively, the goal here is to surrender something very explicit and demonstrable.

So the stakeholders for the project can show this within their organization,

so it may be within the broader business network but we need to drive home the value

that blockchain can deliver in that project.

Now, once we got through a number of different agile iterations,

we can then scale up into the final elements of the of the engagement model,

where IBM bring its vast,

vast, vast knowledge of system engineering,

system integration projects to really scale up and scale out the project,

integrating what we've done with the current systems of record,

and the current legacy systems that the customer has in place,

really to take the system eventually into production.

So let's see, that's the engagement model and again,

there are material supporting all the different stages of

this engagement model in the community

that I'll give you a link to in a couple of slides time.

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