Hyperledger Case Study on Fabric

As requested by group members, Hyperledger Sydney meetup is going to launch Hyperledger case study sessions.

This time we are honoured to have Mr. Honggang Chen , Vice President of PeerSafe to share successful use cases on Hyperledger Fabric. As blockchain expert Mr. Chen has built blockchain commercial applications in Financial, Government and Supply Chain areas. Mr. Chen has more than 20 years of experience in global companies.

PeerSafe is a leading high-tech enterprise focusing on blockchain research and application. With 67 patents and 14 patents on blockchain, PeerSafe has provided blockchain solutions and services to more than 100 large corporations in finance, government affairs, supply chain, custom, utility, telecom, agriculture, transportation, healthcare, education, culture and entertainment, catering and other segments.

PeerSafe has been Hyperledger member since 2016 and recognised as Hyperledger Training Partner(HTP) and Hyperledger Certified Service Provider(HCSP) in 2019. PeerSafe has released the first Blockchain database application platform, ChainSQL in the world and WisChain(intelligent deployment and maintenance platform) and etc.

Agenda:

• 7.00pm: Welcome (presenter Cliff Huang)
• 7.05pm: Hyperledger Fabric Case Study (presenter Mr. Honggang Chen)
• 7.50pm: Q&A
• 8.00pm: Meetup Close

Organizer:

Cliff HUANG is digital consultant.
Cliff's LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/cliff-d-h/

Presenter:

Honggang CHEN is VP of PeerSafe
Honggang's LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/honggang-chen-417b7243/

How to join:
To address health concern and respect government policy, this is online meetup on Zoom.

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