Mark Rakhmilevich is Senior Director of Blockchain Product Management at Oracle and is responsible for Blockchain Technologies strategy and products. As part of Product Development organization he guides the evolution of Oracle Blockchain Platform and related web3 technologies in the cloud and on-premises based on the needs of Oracle customers and SI & ISV partners for scalable, secure, production-ready platform for building and deploying enterprise-oriented blockchain networks. He helps set the strategy for Oracle’s blockchain and web3 efforts and guides customers and partners around the world in applying blockchain technology to deliver on key business outcomes – accelerating growth, reducing costs and friction in business ecosystems, reducing risk and fraud, and bringing to market innovative solutions that solve real-world societal challenges. Mark facilitates customers’ blockchain journey from rapid experimentation to live production through discovery, sharing industry use cases and best practices, recommending deployment models and integration architectures. He has broad experience in enterprise solutions including distributed systems, SOA and OLTP middleware, and PKI in banks, payment networks, telcos, insurance, and government for over 20 years as a developer, architect, and product manager. He holds Master’s degree in Computer Science and is a member of Phi Betta Kappa honor society. Mark delivers customer workshops and seminars, writes on blockchain topics, frequently speaks at industry conferences on enterprise blockchain, including past Hyperledger Global Forum events and hosts Hyperledger meetups around the world. Some of the more recent events include: - 101 Blockchains – 2021 Predictions - ACT-IAC Emerging Technology and Innovation Conference - Hyperledger Global Forum 2021 - Health Innovation Summit 2021 - VLDB 2021 - Hyperledger Meetup - Brazil Chapter (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OHNOkolRTbo) - Wall Street Blockchain Alliance - Enterprise Working Group (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y_eCdjx91ug)