The retail landscape for brick and mortar companies transitioning to digital is incredibly complex. Saddled with extensive legacy systems that impinge rapid development capabilities, retailers need an architecture that melds the new with the old. Joel Crabb shares a platform architecture for retailers to compete in this new world.

This talk will explain how the OpenChain Curriculum team assembled and released extensive compliance training material under CC-0 licensing. It will expand on how this material can be either used for …

From upstreams through the supply chain to consumer products, open source sharing of code has enabled an unprecedented rate of innovation and new products. Complying with the respective open source li …

DHL has created an IoT initiative for its supply chain warehouse operations. Javier Esplugas and Kevin Parent explain how DHL has gained unprecedented insightfrom the most comprehensive global view across all locations to a unique data feed from a single sensorto see, understand, and act on everything that occurs in its warehouses with immersive operational data visualization.

Mark Hammond explores how enterprises can move beyond games and leverage deep reinforcement learning and simulation-based training to build programmable, adaptive, and trusted AI models for their real-world applications.

Building software at scale requires strong governance of the software supply chain, and strong governance requires good data. This BoF will be a discussion around the recently launched Grafeas ("scrib …

Regardless of whether or not you are a developer, there are many ways for you to get involved in open source. Tracy Kuhrt offers an overview of Hyperledger and its projects and outlines the ways that you can participate. You'll leave with a set of initial steps to begin your journey with this growing community.

Derek Weeks shares the results of a three-year study of open source development practices across 3,000 organizations, exploring the vast software supply chains these organizations employ that are simultaneously improving development productivity and undermining quality and security practices. Derek then outlines DevOps practices that support building in quality and security from the beginning.