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Analyst Opinions
Beyond Crypto – How Blockchain Advances in the Enterprise
Enterprise Blockchain Report Overview Enterprise blockchain is a “permissioned” blockchain and is made up of encrypted records (blocks). They are chronologically arranged and serve as a singular information source across a distributed network. The data within the network is accessible to a small group of network members. Security, traceability, transparency, and efficiency are the key benefits of blockchain. Blockchain Value Chain Analysis Buy the Full Report for More Insights into the Value Chains of Blockchain Download a Free Report Sample...
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Analyst Opinions
Internet’s Next Revolution – Can Web 3.0 Unlock Decentralized and Intelligent Internet?
Web 3.0, also known as the Semantic Web, is the third iteration of the internet where online activities and data would be represented by crypto wallets and websites hosted through decentralized applications (dApps) to leverage open-source, trustless, and permissionless blockchain networks. When realized, web 3.0 would provide faster, relevant data to users who can create, own, share, and monetize their content that is stored on a network of computers instead of private servers. The new internet would encompass all the...
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Sector Analysis
Blockchain: An Emerging Digital Platform for Insurers
Blockchain is a distributed ledger that is broadly discussed as a technology with huge innovation potential in all areas of financial services. To date, it is largely in the banking arena where blockchain use cases have been identified. However, blockchain technology also offers potential use cases for insurers, including innovating insurance products and services for growth, increasing effectiveness in fraud detection and pricing, and reducing administrative costs. In these application areas insurers could address some of the main challenges they...
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Thematic Analysis
Blockchain in Aerospace and Defense – Thematic Research
Blockchain and its associated technologies, burst into the public consciousness in 2015 after a relatively slow build-up spanning several years. In the years following, companies from countless industries have started to explore how the technology can be used to their advantage. However, blockchain is highly complex and not all companies and industries will find the technology easy to implement for their intended purpose or even possible to implement at all. The aerospace and defense industry is one of the key...