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Jonny Fry / James Tylee of Digital Bytes by Team Blockchain on Cyber.FM featuring Dale Chrystie - Business Fellow and Blockchain Strategist at FedEx
Welcome to this week’s Digital Bytes. This week we have analysis on the following topics:
Is the digitalisation of $100trillion of assets a lifeline for traditional stock exchanges? - the asset management industry is beginning to understand the benefits of digitalisation and is offering digital funds to investors. The underlying funds remain the same but are made available in a digital wrapper. These new digital funds enable greater transparency, stronger risk management and compliance controls as well as enabling some funds to be sold to new investors. Whilst being quoted on a variety of new digital exchanges, digital funds also offer a huge market for existing stock exchanges.
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How blockchain is changing the recruitment process - although the digital transformation that accompanied the pandemic hasn't had a significant effect on resume screening, modern solutions are facilitating recruitment processes and making them faster, easier and more efficient. Blockchain technology is being used to collate, manage and store CVs with some firms already using the metaverse to help recruit new staff.
Full Article Here
How blockchains are supporting renewable and fossil fuel producers of energy - the integration of a large power generation capacity from renewable sources is only one example of how the energy transition might benefit from blockchain technology's potential for managing complexity. Blockchains are also being used by major petrochemical companies to help improve the trading of oil and gas products, supply chains as well as overall efficiency.
Full Article Here
Nine myths about blockchain - adoption of blockchain/Web3 continues to be restrained by a number of myths and by conventional wisdom. ‘Who, what, and when’ have held back ‘why’ as to what should be the primary driver of this discussion. And when we get to ‘why,’ it also takes us down the ‘coopetition’ path, meaning that for blockchain/Web3 to scale it will take a global village working together in a pro-competitive effort – for the benefit of all. It is not about where we compete - it is about where we can agree.
Full Article Here
Non-fungible Tokens Course Offer:
Having been continually asked for our thoughts on NFTs, we have decided to create a series of short videos and roll them into a course so as to help people have a better understanding about these tokens
Click here to access it. As a subscriber to Digital Bytes, you can save 20% on our new NFT course. Normally $39.98 but using the discount code DBYTES20 you can get it for $31.98
Click below to listen to the latest Digital Bytes Show on Cyber.FM
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By James Tylee / Jonny FryWelcome to this week’s Digital Bytes. This week we have analysis on the following topics:
Is the digitalisation of $100trillion of assets a lifeline for traditional stock exchanges? - the asset management industry is beginning to understand the benefits of digitalisation and is offering digital funds to investors. The underlying funds remain the same but are made available in a digital wrapper. These new digital funds enable greater transparency, stronger risk management and compliance controls as well as enabling some funds to be sold to new investors. Whilst being quoted on a variety of new digital exchanges, digital funds also offer a huge market for existing stock exchanges.
Full Article Here
How blockchain is changing the recruitment process - although the digital transformation that accompanied the pandemic hasn't had a significant effect on resume screening, modern solutions are facilitating recruitment processes and making them faster, easier and more efficient. Blockchain technology is being used to collate, manage and store CVs with some firms already using the metaverse to help recruit new staff.
Full Article Here
How blockchains are supporting renewable and fossil fuel producers of energy - the integration of a large power generation capacity from renewable sources is only one example of how the energy transition might benefit from blockchain technology's potential for managing complexity. Blockchains are also being used by major petrochemical companies to help improve the trading of oil and gas products, supply chains as well as overall efficiency.
Full Article Here
Nine myths about blockchain - adoption of blockchain/Web3 continues to be restrained by a number of myths and by conventional wisdom. ‘Who, what, and when’ have held back ‘why’ as to what should be the primary driver of this discussion. And when we get to ‘why,’ it also takes us down the ‘coopetition’ path, meaning that for blockchain/Web3 to scale it will take a global village working together in a pro-competitive effort – for the benefit of all. It is not about where we compete - it is about where we can agree.
Full Article Here
Non-fungible Tokens Course Offer:
Having been continually asked for our thoughts on NFTs, we have decided to create a series of short videos and roll them into a course so as to help people have a better understanding about these tokens
Click here to access it. As a subscriber to Digital Bytes, you can save 20% on our new NFT course. Normally $39.98 but using the discount code DBYTES20 you can get it for $31.98
Click below to listen to the latest Digital Bytes Show on Cyber.FM
Digital Bytes Show