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Created in 2009, Bitcoin is a virtual currency that uses Blockchain technology for secure payments and storing money electronically, without requiring a bank or a person’s name. Because there is …

Blockchain is a shared ledger for recording the history of transactions that cannot be altered. This revolutionary concept is helping reduce errors, frauds and inefficiencies. Check out the infographic below to learn …

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Blockchain can help businesses reduce multi-party transaction settlement times to nearly zero, reduce overhead and reduce the risk in tampering and collusion. Check out this short video to learn how. 6 cybersecurity tools …

Smart contracts are computer codes with predefined sets of rules that run on blockchains and set the conditions under for how all parties to the smart contract agree to interact …

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Laurent-Pierre Baculard, a partner and director in Bain & Company’s Paris office, discusses how leaders should approach digital transformation and suggests successful organizational models. Should – be – known facts …

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