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As e-commerce becomes increasingly popular and home delivery services rise, the risks of packages being stolen outside of people’s homes increases. This has opened up a new avenue for technological solutions.
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At next year’s UEFA Euro 2020 Tournament part of ticketing services for VIP ticket holders will utilize blockchain technology developed by AlphaWallet, a tokenisation technology company. Victor Zhang explains more.
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A new survey from KPMG that explores how tokenization is transforming the way consumers interact with each other and businesses. KPMG’s U.S. Blockchain Leader Arun Ghosh reviews the key findings.
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A new partnership has been formed in the U.S., designed to showcase how blockchain technology can be applied to enhance the security and operational efficiency of electric systems. This is for distributed energy resources.
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Canadian technologists have successfully integrated blockchain technology into energy systems. This is to expand the charging infrastructure required to power electric vehicles and to provide a means to make transaction transparent.
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Businesses can do more with digital technology in order to gain greater efficiencies from their supply chains and reduce the risk of counterfeiting occurring, according to industry expert Scott Fletcher from LocatorX.
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IBM, together with Chainyard, have announced a new initiative called Trust Your Supplier (TYS), a blockchain network designed to improve supplier qualification, validation, onboarding and life cycle information management.
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Malta has taken the decision to harness the transparency advantages and tighter security that comes with blockchain to underpin its entire rental sector.
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In 2018, IBM and shipping conglomerate Maersk developed a blockchain-based shipping tool called TradeLens. This initially had limited availability, in order to assess the technology. Based on successful application, the technology is to be expanded.
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Blockchain is changing the way transactions happen, and one area where the use of digital ledger technology is being taken up is real estate. Jeffrey Berman from Camber Creek provides some insights.
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Blockchain technology has the potential to change the expanding information technology-based society into something new, more firmly based on trust. Three examples of innovative blockchain technology help to illustrate this trend.
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The world’s largest sports innovation platform (HYPE), which has 11 accelerator programs worldwide, has launched the world's first sports-tech blockchain accelerator. The Israel-based organization will be seeking candidates from around the world.
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New legislation requiring pharmaceutical companies to implement 'serialization' is coming into force. This means that no counterfeit product should enter the supply chain and no legitimate product is diverted from its intended destination.
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Toronto is rapidly emerging as a major blockchain industry hub. This has led to the first blockchain conference to be convened in the city to be organized. The event will run between April 22 and 28th, 2019.
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When faced with an array of new technologies required for digital transformation businesses face some hard choices. Selecting the wrong platform can be expensive. Exadel's Innovation Lab provides a space for businesses to test out new technologies.
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The Universal Protocol (UP) Alliance is a coalition of the biggest organizations in the world of blockchain, united around a universal reserve standard aiming for more users to cryptocurrency. Dan Schatt, Chairman, Universal Protocol explains more.
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Fusion (developer of the first open source cryptofinance operating system) has been selected by the Automotive eXchange Platform (AXP) to drive down fraud and accelerate innovative financing options in the auto industry.
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By AFP
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Worried over Brexit uncertainty, dozens of fintech companies have applied for licences in Lithuania to secure access to the EU market, the Baltic state's central bank said Tuesday.
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Counterfeit medicines are a problem around the world, with many producers of false medicines attempting to illegitimate drugs from pharmaceutical companies. Blockchain could be the answer to stem the tide and the U.S. FDA are interested.
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Digital Isle of Man has formed a Blockchain Office and has launched an Isle of Man Sandbox in order to aid blockchain businesses through current and future regulatory landscapes.
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Blockchain is more often spoken about as an external tool for businesses to help secure supply chain. In a new pilot, blockchain is to be used to help improve health and safety within the workplace — at a Levi Strauss factory.
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A new project called Beam has been launched with the aim of improving cryptocurrency security and transparency. The project is centered around the word ‘confidentiality’.
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Blockchain is set to disrupt real; estate in 2019. Jointer’s CEO & Founder, Jude Regev offers insight on blockchain solutions for real estate property owners and investors and what the future holds for tokenization solutions.
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Research conducted by Dr. Vidy Potdar has found that nearly every exchange has massive security flaws in both their password protocols and their HTTP security protocols.
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Blockchain offers many advantages for businesses, including greater transparency and a reduction in counterfeiting across the supply chain. So far, take-up has been slow. Will 2019 change this?
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In the world of modern businesses, supply chains are becoming increasingly complex and such complexity increases as supply chains cross multiple countries and involve multiple interfaces with third parties. To address this, many are turning to blockchain.
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Blockchain can assess with the operation of automated vehicles, helping to assess vehicle diagnostics and to gather environmental information, aimed at improving reliability and safety. A new blockchain solution has been announced.
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According to researchers from the Russian Quantum Center, Moscow, cryptocurrencies and blockchain technology will be vulnerable in the future unless they integrate quantum technologies.
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Now that, in many countries, cannabis is becoming big business, technology companies are offering technological solutions, from machine learning to improve cultivation to blockchain to ensure transparent transactions.
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Blockchain, as with other sectors, has the potential to transform science, from publishing to seeking research grants. As an example of this potential, DEIP is a new blockchain-based research platform for scientists.
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Martin Walker speaking before the Treasury Committee. Parliament.tv/Business Insider
The WWF and Sea Quest Fiji are partnering to deploy blockchain tech in the tuna industry WWF
'Blockchain Disrupts Everything' — A panel discussion DanielPenfield, via Wikimedia
IBM and Maersk have formed a joint venture for blockchain shipping IBM/Maersk
Tracing food via blockchain Carrefour SA
This Cryptokittie could be yours for just 100,000 ether. Cryptokitties/ Business Insider
Fujitsu has developed tech to automatically find smart contract flaws Fujitsu
Blockchain marketing platforms are on the way energepic.com / Pexels
L.L. Bean/ Business Insider
"Blockchain Disrupts Everything...or Does It?" panel discussion at the first IEEE Computer Society TechIgnite conference. Daniel Penfield
Two technicians look at bitcoin mining at Bitfarms in Saint Hyacinthe, Quebec Lars Hagberg, AFP
A Carrefour City in Paris (Un magasin de Carrefour City à Paris) Chrisloader
Volareo Volareo approved press image
FoodCoin Ecosystem: Global blockchain ecosystem for agriculture and food businesses. 1000EcoFarms.com
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