Last October (2020) I presented during the Groundbreaker APAC virtual tour about countering food waste using Oracle Blockchain. The presentation can be viewed below.

Food waste is a global problem, affecting our economy, well-being and environment. Approximately 1/3 of food produced gets wasted, costing $1 trillion each year. The good news is that we can counter this problem using Oracle Blockchain Platform to improve a circular economy and prevent waste. In this talk I will highlight a big food contamination case that occurred in the Netherlands in 2017/2018, leading to major food waste of eggs, that could be prevented using the Oracle Blockchain Platform cloud.

In the presentation I go over the architecture of the platform, the capabilities of the platform and the sneak peak of the implementation using trusted nodes and smart contracts to securely track and trace food ingredients from source to consumer.

Also watch my interview talking over the content of the presentation with Javed Mohammed from Oracle.

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Robert is an respected author, speaker at (international) conferences and is a frequent blogger on the AMIS Technology blog, the Oracle Technology Network, and participates in OTN ArchBeat Podcasts. Robert is an member of the board of the Dutch Oracle User Group (nlOUG) and also organizes SIG meetups. He also works closely with the SOA Oracle Product Management team by participating in several Beta programs. In 2017, Robert was named Oracle Developer Champion, but also hold the Oracle ACE title for SOA and Middleware, because of his contributions to the community. He is co-author of the first Oracle PaaS book published, which was published in January 2017. His fascination for using the latest technology had led to the research of Blockchain to replace the currently used B2B patterns and tooling.

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