Demystifying Blockchain Technology
Gain a practical knowledge of Blockchain technology and how it affects business
Trust is an essential element of the way individuals and businesses interact. It impacts how risks are assessed, allows for a sense of moral obligation, reduces transaction costs and leads to more flexible relationships. Blockchain is an emerging technology that represents a new and more developed form of trust. It also has the potential to fuel the next major economic expansion.
Blockchain is a distributed ledger that lets digital assets be transacted in real time, within a rules-based architecture—meaning no single entity controls it. The implications of this for business are enormous, from the acceptance and ease of use of smart devices to the development of new business models to the way value is distributed.
A practical knowledge of Blockchain is therefore essential for organizations and managers at all levels must gain familiarity with its concepts and applications. This webinar explores the components of Blockchain and how they fit together, as well as their impact on success in a Blockchain-enabled economy.
What You Will Learn
Learn the relationship between trust, value creation, and Blockchain
Review Blockchain applications in specific industry examples
Distinguish how Blockchain differs from existing data architectures
Discover the role of Blockchain in the Internet of Things (connectivity of objects)
Explore how Blockchain can support new business models
About Your Instructor
Peter McAliney, PhD leads the Universities and Colleges Community of Interest for the Government Blockchain Association. Most recently, Dr. McAliney led the effort to introduce a blockchain curriculum into Montclair State University’s portfolio. In his early career, he focused on the application of technology to financial services, utilities, supply chain, manufacturing, media, and healthcare. The insights he developed working with the human side of technology and aligning business processes to support a rapidly changing competitive environment, along with his research on social networking theory and distributed work, led to management consulting roles advising senior leadership responsible for provisioning a 21st century workforce. Dr. McAliney works with the private sector, professional organizations, and his colleagues to look at the organizational implications of new technologies and to develop programs that will equip an increasingly diverse workforce with those skills associated with lifelong learning, which is critical for career success.
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