Amid geopolitical uncertainties and digital transformation, the transfer of data across borders is becoming increasingly crucial in unlocking logistical bottlenecks,
Changes in behaviour, demand, and supply have forced companies to adopt a digital-led and blockchain-driven business model to survive lockdowns,
The blockchain use cases that will see the most investment across all industries are: cross-border payments & settlements; lot lineage/provenance;
The drive across various APAC economies to improve payment methods and assist in maintaining records for regulatory compliance and checks
Alex Medana, co-founder and ceo of FinFabrik: a blockchain is a database – how you record and share data is
5G, Artificial Intelligence (AI), Blockchain and Distributed Ledger, Human Brain-Computer Interface, Human Intelligence Augmentation, Internet of Things (IoT), Natural Language
Some societies want to invest in blockchain for the exact opposite purpose – to control, centralize and monitor all online
CIOs must be aware of the risk that blockchain governance issues might pose for the success of their project.
Banks are reluctant to adopt blockchain because they don’t want to share data with others.
PoCs, pilots and the scaled-down application running via sandboxes will continue to be the norm, until such time as when
