Description

We are increasingly faced with several new technologies like IOT, AI & Analytics, Machine learning, 3D printing, AR/VR, Robotics, Drones making inroads into several areas of our corporate & personal lives. All these technologies are offering an unprecedented level of automation that is augmenting our performance & lifestyles as well.

As these technologies are leveraging the centralised approach of aggregation & economies of scale to facilitate efficiencies that provide a high level of training data, these are also increasingly becoming vulnerable to sophisticated cyber-attacks from actors searching for lucrative targets, to hold them at ransom.

What you will learn

Blockchain the underlying technology that pioneered Bitcoin and resultant innovations in Global Payments industry has made its impact much beyond the core finance domain it transformed initially.

Blockchain, one of the latest in the disruptive technologies is seeing a surge in adoption owing to adoption by Start-ups.. There is a need to come out with a systemic thinking approach to leverage this new paradigm. Hence, let us delve into design thinking approach to solve the problems using Blockchain.

Who this book is for

Book will take a look at the Global adoption and implementation aspects & their challenges. This book will be very useful to Blockchain Subject Matter Experts, Consultants, CXOs and Government officials and one who is interested in exploring blockchain technology.

Table of Contents

1. Blockchain- A Primer

2. Blockchain Platforms for Real life Applications

3.Types of Problems Blockchain can solve

4. Design Thinking & Blockchain Solution design

5. Blockchain and Governments- Examples and Case studies

6. Blockchain Countries

7. Key Government applications of Blockchain

8. Blockchain Application patterns for Integration and Interoperability

9. Applying Design Thinking to Blockchain

10. Desirable elements in a Blockchain Consortium

11. Implementation of Blockchain projects by Governments

12. Designing a Blockchain Project- Case study

13. Challenges and Limitations of implementing Blockch