Article from Martin Hall in Times Higher Education noting how blockchain has the opportunity to revolutionise higher education, but he asks, will it be used as a "force for good".
Monday, 28 November 2016
Friday, 18 November 2016
There is more to blockchain than moving money. It has the potential to transform our lives
Piece from the World Economic Forum that looks at how the coming together of universally available technology, a secure public platform and very low transaction costs will create opportunities across many arenas:
"Blockchain is, essentially, the most secure way we can make exchanges today, allowing you and I to send an asset without using a trusted emissary, creating a global common exchange digital marketplace."
"Blockchain is, essentially, the most secure way we can make exchanges today, allowing you and I to send an asset without using a trusted emissary, creating a global common exchange digital marketplace."
Thursday, 3 November 2016
5 blockchain use cases in financial services
Piece from Deloitte:
One of the most discussed topics in the financial services industry today is blockchain technology. We are beginning to understand what a blockchain is, but how can we best use this technology within our business?
One of the most discussed topics in the financial services industry today is blockchain technology. We are beginning to understand what a blockchain is, but how can we best use this technology within our business?
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