Panel Discussion: ‘Blockchain As Good Governance Technology’
Using blockchain technology will generate about $62 trillion in gross added cost by the mid-2020s according to Credit Suisse. The most interesting and promising directions in the blockchain are those beyond cryptocurrencies: healthcare and medicine, logistics, land registries, government and corporate document flow. Estonia, as a leader in the implementation of electronic government services, together with the blockchain startup Guardtime, implements the creation of a unified database of medical books for the population. Georgia creates a pilot project of a unified register of land plots using blockchain.
So how will/can the blockchain change the countries of Eurasia? - this will be discussed at the StrategEast Live panel discussion “Blockchain as Good Governance Technology”.
Ideas presented in this lecture reflect the personal opinion of the speaker and do not necessarily represent the views of the University of Central Asia and/or its employees.
Learn more: https://ucentralasia.org/Resources/Item/2951/EN
Using blockchain technology will generate about $62 trillion in gross added cost by the mid-2020s according to Credit Suisse. The most interesting and promising directions in the blockchain are those beyond cryptocurrencies: healthcare and medicine, logistics, land registries, government and corporate document flow. Estonia, as a leader in the implementation of electronic government services, together with the blockchain startup Guardtime, implements the creation of a unified database of medical books for the population. Georgia creates a pilot project of a unified register of land plots using blockchain.
So how will/can the blockchain change the countries of Eurasia? – this will be discussed at the StrategEast Live panel discussion “Blockchain as Good Governance Technology”.
Ideas presented in this lecture reflect the personal opinion of the speaker and do not necessarily represent the views of the University of Central Asia and/or its employees.
Learn more: https://ucentralasia.org/Resources/Item/2951/EN
