Summary
This MKAI workshop is specifically designed for business leaders and entrepreneurs to help attendees learn how to design, develop, and deploy a decentralised application (dApp) using Web3 technologies. The workshop will cover the foundational concepts of dApp development, including the latest trends and technologies that are driving the use of decentralised applications in the business context.
Topics
- Introduction to dApp development and Web3 technologies
- Understanding the principles of decentralized applications, including smart contracts, tokens, and blockchain
- Real-world applications of decentralized applications in business, such as supply chain management, voting, and identity verification
- Best practices for designing and developing decentralized applications for business operations
- Ethical considerations for using decentralized applications in business operations
What attendees will learn:
The workshop will cover the fundamental concepts of dApp development, including the latest tools and technologies used to build decentralised applications. It will provide attendees with a clear understanding of how to leverage Web3 technologies to design, develop, and deploy a dApp for their business.
Moreover, the workshop will provide hands-on activities to help attendees build a basic decentralized application using Web3 technologies and explore how it can be applied to solve real-world problems in the context of business operations.
By the end of the workshop, attendees will have a solid understanding of the fundamentals of dApp development and be equipped to think critically about how to integrate decentralized applications into their business operations, services, and policies. The instructors will provide case studies and best practices from around the world to help attendees understand the potential of decentralised applications in the business context. Attendees will also learn how to identify and address ethical considerations when implementing decentralised applications in their organisations.
