Blockmatics announced that it is bringing blockchain training for industry professionals in New York, who are looking to get an in-depth training on the subject.
“While there are training resources available for the software engineer, there’s nothing out there for the accountant, the product manager, or the CTO. These are the people that very much need to know how the technology works, and how to build a product with it,” Dr. Solomon Lederer, co-founder of Blockmatics said.
The company’s focus is on the hands-on exercises and group sessions. In these sessions, the students will experiment with everything from apps like the OpenBazaar bitcoin marketplace to launching their very own blockchain on Microsoft Azure, the release said.
The company’s popular course ‘The Business of Blockchains’ is a general knowledge course on blockchain technology that is crafted for the novice and casual observer. This course assures to make each student ‘the smartest person in the room’ in terms of blockchains. The next class is scheduled on December 16 and will be held in various venues across the city. The list of the graduates is published on the Ethereum blockchain after the completion of the course.
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Blockmatics offers blockchain training for industry professionals in New York
Blockmatics announced that it is bringing blockchain training for industry professionals in New York, who are looking to get an in-depth training on the subject. “While there are training resources available for the soft…
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