In America today, 36% of workers freelance; during the Covid-19 pandemic, freelancing generated $1.2 trillion for the US economy. The...
Mike Daly
A cautionary tale that there is a long tail between launching a technology and making it a commercial success. And blockchain is old in...
Useful discussion of blockchain related to insurance and despite some interesting initiatives suggests that its more immature dating than...
"....digital twins can transform the construction industry, which has an appalling productivity record. SenSat is already modelling the...
Solutions looking for a problem rarely survive. Gartner highlights that issue. "Many CIOs overestimate the capabilities and short-term...
"The main thing distinguishing a blockchain from a normal database is that there are specific rules about how to put data into the...
Occam's Razor is the problem-solving principle that the simplest solution tends to be the best. In practice most blockchain projects have...
Here's a man who should know after 40 POCs and 4 projects at the first bank to actually transact over blockchain- otherwise named...
For a technology invented over 10 years ago it does seem a solution looking for a problem. Ambitious white papers and press releases...
For a technology invented over 10 years ago it does seem a solution looking for a problem. Ambitious white papers and press releases...
Blockchain still an incomplete solution looking for a problem to solve? Use cases look best for private managed solutions like Mearsk and...
Just because 67% of insurers are considering blockchain is not a reason to invest time and money. You have to be able to explain why...
Insurtechs often promise the ultimate competitive edge with AI, Robotic Process Automation, Chatbox, Blockchain, device specific...
For an 11 year old technology Blockchain is finding it hard to match a problem to its solution. This article argues that stripping cost...
"Blockchain is becoming a force for good in many areas of society – bringing banking to the unbanked in the developing world and...
You would think that after years of evolving this would not happen. Vulnerabilities? That's just what blockchain is meant to guard against