Session Objectives

Why does blockchain matter for enterprise?

Blockchain is not just about money

Blockchain establishes a secure, shared source of truth

The ledger can only be updated by

network consensus, and

information can’t be altered or

deleted without the knowledge of

the whole network

Everyone in the network has an

individual, identical copy

Data is stored in a ledger—

a record of every transaction

Customers looking for similar set of outcomes

Remove friction and

enable direct interaction

between parties

Reduce costReduce security threats from

fraud, hacking, and data

manipulation

Mitigate riskDigitize processes beyond the four

walls of your own business to

reshape market dynamics

Reimagine processes

We’ve seen this pattern in scenarios across industries

Manufacturing

Asset tracking

Real-time auction

for supplier

contracts

Supply chain

transparency

Dynamic

commodities pricing

Health

Personalized

medicine

Records sharing

Compliance

Pharmaceutical

provenance

Retail

Loyalty tracking

Product provenance

Logistics

management

Digital rewards

P2P selling

Ticket purchases

Insurance

Claims management

MBS/Property

payments

Fraud detection

Automated

underwriting

Banking and

Capital Markets

Audit compliance

Bond issuance

Trade finance

Loan syndication

Post trade

settlement

Global payments

Derivatives trading

KYC/AML

Government

Licensing and ID

Land registry

Benefits distribution

Aid tracking

Military security

Voting

Copyrights

Justice system

administration

Multiparty

auditing

Asset transfer and

provenance

Cross-organizational

workflow

Blockchain wasn’t built for enterprise

Ledgers designed for

public networksk the performance,

confidentiality, and governance

capabilities needed for

commercial use

Smart contracts demand

bespoke development

and new skillsNot designed to leverage existing

enterprise tools and skill s

Integration is difficult

and costlyConnecting to existing IT

architecture requires significant

investment

Introducing Azure Blockchain Workbench

Preconfigured Azure Marketplace templates

Choose the ledger that meets your needs

Deploy on flexible topologies (dev test, single-node, or multi-node) so you can expand when you’re ready

Ledger and topology choice

It’s hard to bridge the gap and deploy blockchain in your business

Existing SaaS tools Client apps & devices

Enterprise ledgers

?

Next, we enabled prebuilt connections to Azure and the tools you’re already familiar with

Horizontal SaaS & adapters

DataPlatform(ML/BI)

Secure Off-Chain

Storage

Monitoring & Security

API Management

Enterprise Integration

Identity & Key

Management

Quickly integrate with business apps

Connect to the cloud without the heavy lifting

Client apps & devices

Enterprise ledger

Now, we’ve built a simple interface for deploying these services and authoring smart contracts

Azure Blockchain Workbench

Horizontal SaaS & adapters

DataPlatform(ML/BI)

Secure Off-Chain

Storage

Monitoring & Security

API Management

Enterprise Integration

Identity & Key

Management

Client apps & devices

Enterprise ledger

Architecture Review

Consuming

Apps,

Services &

Systems

Application InsightsAzure Key Vault Virtual NetworkingAzure AD

Data Sources

Apps

Sensors Data

API

DLT Services

(API, Hashing, Signing)Blockchain Ledger

Off-Chain DB

Off-Chain Storage

Azure Functions Reference Data

Power BI

APIs

Logic Apps

Event Grid

Service

Bus

Building a new blockchain application

Steps

Q&A

TL;DR

Next steps

Download GitHub samples at

https://github.com/mortens3/azure-blockchain-samples

Get Azure Blockchain Workbench on the Marketplace today

Get your hands dirty with documentation and sample smart

contracts at aka.ms/workbenchdocs

Join the conversation on the aka.ms/workbenchforum

Thank you