Agenda Live for Open FinTech Forum: AI, Blockchain & Kubernetes on Wall Street

Join 500+ CIOs, senior technologists, and IT decision makers at Open FinTech Forum, October 10-11 in New York.

The Schedule is Now Live for Open FinTech Forum!

Join 500+ CIOs, senior technologists, and IT decision makers at Open FinTech Forum to learn the best strategies for building internal open source programs and how to leverage cutting-edge open source technologies for the financial services industry, including AI, Blockchain, Kubernetes, Cloud Native and more, to drive efficiencies and flexibility.

Featured Sessions Include:

Build Intelligent Applications with Azure Cognitive Service and CNTK – Bhakthi Liyanage, Bank of America
Smart Money Bets on Open Source Adoption in AI/ML Fintech Applications – Laila Paszti, GTC Law Group P.C.
Adapting Kubernetes for Machine Learning Workflows – Ania Musial & Keith Laban, Bloomberg
Real-World Kubernetes Use Cases in Financial Services: Lessons learned from Capital One, BlackRock and Bloomberg – Jeffrey Odom, Capital One; Michael Francis, BlackRock; Kevin Fleming, Bloomberg; Paris Pittman, Google; and Ron Miller, TechCrunch
Distributed Ledger Technology Deployments & Use Cases in Financial Services – Hanna Zubko, IntellectEU; Jesse Chenard, MonetaGo; Umar Farooq, JP Morgan; Julio Faura, Santander Bank; and Robert Hackett, Fortune
Enterprise Blockchain Adoption – Trends and Predictions – Saurabh Gupta, HfS Research
Why Two Sigma Contributes to Open Source – Julia Meinwald, Two Sigma
Three Cs to an Open Source Program Office – Justin Rackliffe, Fidelity Investments

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