Despite this, practical, real-world examples of blockchain technology can be a little thin on the ground – and that makes it harder for businesses to envision how they might implement the technology ...

A blockchain is a digital record-keeping system that doesn't rely on a central authority to verify what's true. While Bitcoin's launch in 2009 made blockchains part of our vocabulary, the concept ...

The blockchain has long been seen as a method to quicken (and cheapen) cross-border payments, and now that movement — which includes a number of startups making moves privately — just got its highest ...

This article originally appeared in blockapps.com. It was written by John Impellizzeri, a professor of professional practice in supply chain management at Rutgers Business School, and Connor Sullivan, ...

Blockchain is best known for being the technology behind cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ether (the currency of Ethereum), but blockchain is much more than an instrument of finance. It’s an ...

In 2016, the Australian stock exchange unveiled a bold plan to use blockchain technology to transform its trading systems.

The first collaborative near real-world tangible use cases and practical applications of distributed ledgers in the financial industry are now being brought to the open. And more are expected soon.

Saying that blockchain is a universal technology would not give an actual idea of the scale: the chain technology has already been implemented successfully in completely different domains and is ...

How can we tune up social security systems with Blockchain? Finland might be leading the way. Finland has recently started an unprecedented social experiment that will be watched around the world amid ...