Our Hyperledger Community has +73,000 members in 180 meetup groups in 81 countries, and the largest number of tools and applications of DLT, distributed ledger technology. Its documentation, courses, and seminars, however, are still in English, a language 80% of the world population do not speak. This Panel is a Call for Translations. We believe that to translate is to include, to understand, to learn, and to save. Hyperledger Latinoamerica hosts this forum to review worldwide experiences translating Hyperledger Fabric and explore future strategies to engage more translators. There are two sessions. This one on Asia reviews 4 languages: Chinese, Malayalam, Tamil, and Japanese. Tower of Babel is a collaborative complement to the important efforts of Hyperledger Fabric Documentation Working Group.
An enthusiastic creator to blockchain initiatives. Experienced by a Profession. Self-motivated, open to technology challenge. Back End Dev and General Engineer from Chenai, India. Co-founder and CTO @KSTech. CTO @Enact Edu Solutions. Vice President @JPMorgan Chase.
MIT. M.Arch.A.S., Co-Founder Hyperledger Latinoamerica, Co-Chair Learning Materials and Development Working Group, Hyperledger, Linux Foundation. Urban Innovation and Blockchain Consultant for Metropolis. Consultant for Digital Civics UN-Habitat. Member of Alianza Blockchain Iberoamérica... Read More →
Blockchain Engineer, China Academy of Information and Communication Technology
I am chairman of Hyperledger Technical Working Group China, mainly organize volunteers to translate Hyperledger Fabric official documents and some tweets, and organize some Hyperledger community meetups, such as Hyperledger Five Years meetup in Beijiing. I took part in the recording... Read More →
Seasoned global account manager and digital executive. Expert in product design and development, business-driven technology assessment, and implementation. An innovator that bridges the world between brand marketing, digital, and entrepreneurship. Involved in TMS, a machine Learning... Read More →