Topic: Blockchain Must Adapt to Build Trust in the Internet of Things - page 2. (Read 227 times)
Agreed, everything from the food service industry, to voting technology to entertainment, even banks are looking into blockchain! If anything survives from this crypto revolution it seems like it will most likely be blockchain. It'll be interesting to see how companies tackle blockchain solutions, either through private means or by leveraging a third party block chain as a service (BaaS) such as ARDR (you can read more about them on our blog: http://bit.ly/ArdorandBlockchain ). In the end, however, this brings in another dilemma as private blockchains and BaaS are counter intuitive to the whole open source, decentralized model tied to crypto. It'll be interesting to see how thing develop.
It isn't to the blockchain technology to adapt. It's up to the companies to do it and accept the new technologies. There is not a trust problem with the blockchain but a lack of developers, studies from themselves and concrete example to show them.
Believe me, we don't see it on the news, but thousands of companies are looking to use the blockchain
Believe me, we don't see it on the news, but thousands of companies are looking to use the blockchain
Blockchain is a popular technology in recent time. And I do believe that trust should be build in it to get more acceptance among people. What steps can be taken to assure the trust issue?? Share your suggestion.
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