Blockchain for Business

Course Overview

Blockchain has the potential to change the world and few people realize all its far-reaching applications beyond Bitcoin. Its disruptive potential has been compared to that of the Internet. That’s why people call it “the Internet of money” or “the Internet of value”. Now, compare this course to having a roadmap to the Internet in the early 1990s. A comprehensive guide that enables you to fully understand the new space and empowers you to make correct fully-informed decisions. You will be able to see new business opportunities before others do. You will be able to distinguish good ideas and projects from bad ones. You will learn how blockchain works and how it can be applied in various sectors. Moreover, you will get a new perspective on decentralized economic systems, which are expected to play a huge role in the future. This is the “sharing economy” 2.0 – powered by crypto-economics and blockchain.

Target Audience

• Bankers and other financial professionals interested in cutting-edge financial innovation
• Business executives and managers interested in the potential impact of blockchain on their industry
• Entrepreneurs looking for more innovation within the blockchain space
• Entrepreneurs looking to boost their existing business models and complement their ideas with the power of blockchain
• Legal and accounting professionals interested in the new market opportunities blockchain, distributed ledger technology and crypto-assets are opening up
• Government officials, regulators and other public sector professionals who want to understand thoroughly and keep up-to-date with the latest advancements in a technology with high potential impact on business, the economy and society as a whole
• Legal professionals interested to participate in shaping the legal and regulatory framework around blockchain and crypto-assets
• Tech enthusiasts interested in the latest developments in blockchain

Learning Objectives

Provide insights to the potential of blockchain innovation Excite an organization's employees and make them think about how blockchain could impact/improve the firm's business