Most blockchain introductions either oversimplify everything or drown you in technical jargon. We take a different approach—starting with what you already know about databases and building from there.

You'll understand the fundamental differences between traditional and distributed systems, but more importantly, you'll learn when those differences actually matter for your business. We spend time on the limitations too, because understanding what blockchain can't do is just as important as knowing what it can.

The tutorials show you how to set up a blockchain network. What they don't show is how to connect it to your existing inventory system, or how to handle the inevitable data format mismatches, or what happens when your blockchain node goes down at 2am.

These workshops cover the messy reality of integration work. We look at actual failed implementations and figure out what went wrong. Often, the problems aren't technical—they're about unclear requirements or mismatched expectations between teams.

Transaction costs on public blockchains can surprise you. Processing speeds might not match what your application needs. Storage limitations can force architectural changes you didn't plan for.

We work through real cost calculations and performance testing scenarios. You'll learn how to estimate operational costs before committing to a blockchain approach, and how to identify performance bottlenecks early enough to address them.

Yes, blockchain offers certain security advantages. But it also introduces new vulnerabilities. Smart contract bugs have cost companies millions. Key management becomes critical when you can't just reset a password.

These sessions focus on practical security measures—the kind that actually protect your implementation. We examine real security incidents and break down what went wrong, then build defenses that address those specific weaknesses.