I love the use of technology like blockchain and distributed ledgers, but only when it solves real-world problems. I recently sat down with Nikhil Bharadwaj, co-founder, and CTO of electric vehicle ...

Blockchain is moving beyond cryptocurrencies. By 2026, the market for blockchain in the energy sector is set to exceed $1.5 billion—a massive leap from just $127.5 million in 2018. Energy companies ...

VP of Technology at TELUS Agriculture & Consumer Goods, a global digital solutions company driving the best producer-to-consumer outcomes. Food and agriculture—made up of a complex ecosystem of ...

Blockchains are distributed (i.e., without a single repository) and decentralized digital ledgers that are tamper-evident and resistant. At their most basic level, they allow users to record ...

As a low-cost, unchangeable, true, and reasonable process that eliminates the requirement for a reliable intermediary, blockchain technology is positioned to affect organizations and society at large.

Imagine being able to trace your products — coffee beans, locally-made crafts, or materials sourced from a specific area — from point of origin to your storefront, with real-time information on a ...

The integration of blockchain technology in healthcare represents a significant leap forward in terms of enhancing data security, safeguarding patient privacy and improving supply chain management.