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A detailed explanation of how blockchain is being applied to transform a variety of supply chains
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Don Tapscott News
Don Tapscott is a Canadian scientist, independent consultant, state advisor and professor at the University of Toronto. In addition, Don Tapscott is a Blockchain Research Institute’s — which is an investigation company looking into blockchain applications — co-founder and executive chairman, as well as the CEO of the Tapscott Group. Don Tapscott was born in 1947 and he holds a bachelor’s degree in psychology and master’s degree in educational science, both from the University of Alberta. Besides this, he is the co-author of Alex and Don Tapscott’s book “Blockchain Revolution.” Blockchain Revolution, by Don Tapscott, explains the technology of Bitcoin and how it is supposed to change the economy all around the world. Don Tapscott’s net worth is unknown. Nevertheless, he is one of the richest men in Canada.
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In the closing keynote for Virtual Blockchain Week, acclaimed author Don Tapscott argued DLT is the foundational technology of “the second digital era.”
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Cointelegraph interviewed one of the world’s leading consultants on social and economic impact of technologies, co-founder at the Blockchain Research Institute, Canadian business executive Don Tapscott - about the World Economic Forum, Blockchain, regulations, and digital economy.
38772 Bitcoin is difficult for newcomers to understand, but as the advantages of digital currency become more obvious, adoption will grow.
39550Cointelegraph has compiled a list of top 8 sources where you can get necessary information about Blockchain technology.
41753Bitcoin users over 55 years old account for less than 7% of the total market. What’s stopping the older generation from entering this $87 bln market?
22921For Don Tapscott clarity in the Blockchain is essential for it to achieve its potential in moving forward.
1197Don Tapscott, explains how the Blockchain could replace services like Uber and Airbnb.
1639Changing your mind is usually a wonderful thing. If we never did it, we’d never learn.
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