- Blockchain enables trust without a central authority. Decentralisation, cryptography and new incentive structures — best known as the backbone of cryptocurrencies, but evolved into a foundational technology with promise well beyond finance.
- Finance and supply chains are the two sectors to watch. The financial sector is investigating blockchain as a replacement for expensive, inefficient payment systems; supply chains could be reshaped by combining it with IoT and AI.
- The real benefit is operational, not just technical. Private, transparent, automated structures cut management bottlenecks, streamline operations, and protect privacy — across nearly every industry, not just crypto-native ones.
- Ten use cases, spanning payments to tokenised assets. From cross-border payment apps to asset tokenisation — ten practical, working examples of blockchain in a 25-minute slot billed as “Practical Working Use Cases Of Blockchain Technology.”
Blockchain in Practice: From Payments to Asset Tokenisation
Practical blockchain use cases for business, from cross-border payments to asset tokenisation, given at Treacy's Oakwood Hotel, Shannon, for Clare Local Enterprise Week 2019.
- Blockchain
- Cross-Border Payments
- Asset Tokenisation
- Enterprise Technology
Tomorrow's Technology Trends
Treacy's Oakwood Hotel, Shannon, Co. Clare, Ireland
4 March 2019
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Tomorrow's Technology Trends
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Treacy's Oakwood Hotel, Shannon, Co. Clare, Ireland
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4 March 2019
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Short talk
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About Tomorrow's Technology Trends
Clare Local Enterprise Week (4–8 March 2019) is a week-long programme of conferences, workshops and seminars run by Local Enterprise Office Clare, aimed at informing and motivating businesses and entrepreneurs across the county.
“Tomorrow’s Technology Trends” was a free technology seminar within the week, held at Treacy’s Oakwood Hotel, Shannon on 4 March, 5–7pm, in conjunction with Jaguar Land Rover. The seminar covered three themes: Artificial Intelligence, Blockchain and Autonomous Vehicles, through talks from Ina O’Murchu, Pepijn van de Ven (University of Limerick), and Russell Vickers (Jaguar Land Rover).
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