Introduction to Blockchain, Ireland

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With the promises of Big Data and AI, human intelligence and expertise have remained essential to creating value from data. Early big data initiatives in financial services often failed because they didn't define their critical success factors in the context of their existing business. Which of your current successes would be further enhanced with data? Can data be sourced across business functions? Do you have the right talents in-house? Are the right outcomes being measured?

Devising and executing on a winning data strategy is thus as much about the data initiatives your business can support as the technology which would enable them. This workshop introduces participants to the Big Data Canvas, a methodology for ensuring that data strategies remain feasible while pursuing the most valuable outcomes.

There is no any prerequisites.

Business Development Executives
Business Intelligence Officers
Data Officers
Financial Analysts
Financial Decision Makers in Corporates
General Managers
Investment, Commercial and Retail Bankers
Management Consultants
Marketing Managers
Operations Managers
Project Managers
IT personnel

Upon completion of this two-day course, you will be able to:

Recognise the dynamics of big data, analytics and data science in various financial applications
Identify the Critical Success Factors for an organisation’s Big Data strategy
Shape your organisation’s big data strategy by leveraging data science best practices
Articulate your business requirements to data professionals

INTRODUCTION

Background and Introductions

Course Structure

Why is blockchain so important?
How is blockchain used? Sector Examples
Market dynamics

CONTEXT

How organisations work and examples
Front to back | Business process flows & making money | Goods & services
Technology architecture | Centralised vs. Distributed
Supply and purchase

THE EMERGENCE OF CRYPTOCURRENCIES (AND THE BLOCKCHAIN)

Money
What is money and how does it acquire value?
Banking and payments infrastructure
Central banking and regulation
The advent of the internet and the case for digital money
History of Cryptocurrencies
The world pre-bitcoin
The challenge of digital money | Sending and Receiving Money Online
Bitcoin and why study it?
The emergence of blockchain from Bitcoin
Bitcoin and Cryptocurrencies Today
Digital currencies - Bitcoin, Ether, Ripple, Dash, Litecoin, Zcash, Monero etc
Understanding Wallets, Sending and Receiving Bitcoin
High Level - How blockchains and cryptocurrencies work?
Cryptographic primitives
The hash function | SHA 256 and examples
Digital signing
Public / private key infrastructure
The concept of identity and wallets
Transactions and Consensus Protocols
Digital Currency Trading Exercise
The Blockchain Game - Compete to Mine A Digital Currency
Decentralised Applications - Open Software and Smart Contracts
Ethereum and EOS
Smart Contracts
Using Smart Contracts
Market Overview
Currency Segmentation
Market trends
Initial Coin Offerings and capital raising
Digital Currency Trading Exercise
Introduction to digital currency trading and currency exchanges
Example trading indicators - MACD, Moving Averages, Relative Strength
Cyber security
Corporate Structures
Digital currency companies
Governance
Distributed Autonomous Organisations
Regulatory, Tax and Compliance
Government Perspectives
Regulatory Framework
Tax Treatment
Money Laundering - KYC and AML
Workshop Session: Using blockchain and digital currency technology
Opportunity Assessments
Proof of Concept
Blockchain Strategies
Commercial Perspectives - how do you engage a blockchain company?
Blockchain Technologies By Sector and Function
Sector Review - Financial Services, Oil and Gas, Pharmaceuticals, Retail, Media
Functional Review - Provenance, Procurement, Payments, Sales and Identity
Beyond Blockchain Technology
Challenges with Blockchain Technology
IOTA

THE FUTURE

Where next for blockchain technology?
Vision and Opportunities
Barriers

Last Day

Introduction to Initial Coin Offerings
Over the course of the 3rd day, the course will cover
Origin and history of Initial Coin Offerings
What good looks like - Examples
Market Review
Token Definition, Utility, Rights and Design
Blockchain Protocol
ICO Roadmap
Stakeholder Mapping and Traget Market
Planning, Budget and Advisory Team
Legal Entity Structuring and Tax Considerations
Incentive Structures
Legal and Regulatory Compliance
The Whitepaper
The Project Team and Advisors
Token Economics, Pricing and Use of Proceeds
Communications Strategies and Channels - Policies
Financial Governance, Accounting and Digital Asset Custody
Exchange Listings
Documentation
Marketing Strategy and Branding
Pre-Sale
ICO Execution
Post Sale
KYC, AML, Privacy, Confidentiality and Policies
Cyber Security
Post Sale Execution

Introduction to Blockchain Training Course in Ireland

Ireland is an island nation located in northwestern Europe. Its history is shaped by its position as a former British colony, as well as its rich cultural heritage, which includes a long tradition of storytelling, music, and dance. Ireland gained independence from Britain in 1922 and has since become a modern, prosperous country.

Today, Ireland is known for its beautiful landscapes, rich cultural heritage, and friendly people. Popular cities within the country include Dublin, Cork, and Galway, each with their own unique charm and character. The population of Ireland is estimated to be around 5 million people, with English and Irish being the two official languages. Ireland is also home to a vibrant tech sector, with many global tech companies choosing to locate their European headquarters in Dublin. With its mix of tradition and modernity, Ireland is a popular destination for visitors from all over the world.

Choose from our extensive selection of IT courses, covering programming, data analytics, software development, business skills, cloud computing, cybersecurity, project management. Our highly skilled instructors will deliver hands-on training and valuable insights at a location of your choice within Ireland.

Dublin is considered the technology center of Ireland. It is home to a thriving tech industry, with many global tech giants such as Google, Facebook, and Microsoft having their European headquarters in the city. Dublin's reputation as a tech hub is due in part to its favorable business environment, with a low corporate tax rate and a skilled workforce that is well-educated in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) fields.

Dublin has also been proactive in supporting the growth of the technology sector, with initiatives such as the Dublin Commissioner for Startups and the Dublin Tech Summit, an annual event that brings together technology leaders from around the world.

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Introduction to Blockchain Training in Ireland

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