Web 3.0 Demystified: Discussions with your CIO/CTO to transition to Web 3.0
Innovation and Technology
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52m
The Web 3.0 Demystified series is a collaboration between the YPO Learning Committee’s Learning Advisory Panel initiative (www.ypolearninghub.org), the Technology Network, and its expert partners.
This peer-to-peer learning series provides YPO Members unbiased and trusted information on the disruptive changes Web3 technology challengers are bringing to established industry incumbents built on older business models and legacy technology.
After this interactive discussion session, Members will:
Develop a list of key things you should be asking your CIO/CTO on how to best position your company for success during the transition to Web3.
Begin to strategize how your organization’s current tech stack and IT infrastructure may change and evolve in a successful transition to Web3.
Appreciate the potential disruptive impact of Web3 technology for your organization and adapt mitigation mechanisms from the shared real-world experiences of your YPO peers.
Expand your current business support network to include trusted peer YPO related Web3 experts.
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