Welcome to my short blockchain series! The series will first focus on the technological side of the innovation and will then evolve, tackling the impact of the Blockchain from a business perspective.
Fintricity’s Financial Services and the Energy markets expert, Peter Kästel, will be presenting at this event in Frankfurt, Germany. Visit the Event Site “The Digital Convergence of Markets and Technologies” Thursday 24th November, 13.30-13.55 Conference Stream: Big Data & Analytics and The Internet of Things Theatre The digitalisation of our life disrupts processes, business value chains…
Blockchain is being hailed as “the new internet” and is driving transformation for businesses across multiple sectors, particularly for the Financial Services. But how exactly?
Be Digital or Die What does the future of your business look like and how will you get there? Listen to Alpesh Doshi as he presents a 30 minute digital transformation webinar discussing how to leverage big data, disruptive technologies and new business models to future-proof your business. In this session we use financial services, Uber and…
Fintricity’s Florian Krueger presents a 20 minute webinar to simplify blockchain and explain it’s potential use cases. If you haven’t already heard, blockchain is being hailed as “the new internet” and it is driving significant transformation for businesses across multiple sectors, from financial services to supply chain to government initiatives and beyond. But what is blockchain,…
Florian Krueger presents a 30 minute webinar to explain blockchain and it’s potential use cases. If you haven’t already heard, Blockchain is being hailed as “the new internet” and it is driving significant transformation for businesses across multiple sectors, from financial services to supply chain to government initiatives and beyond. But what is blockchain, and…
Energy markets are going through a significant transformation process with decentralisation and digitalisation being major drivers. Buzzwords like ‘energy prosumers’ and ‘blockchain’ are often mentioned in that context, but how do they potentially interact?
