Why blockchain will innovate and grow the loyalty industry
Customers love loyalty schemes, but can we innovate the sector even more Yes, through blockchain technology.
Tag: Blockchain
Brexit London will “rise from the ashes,” says blockchain expert. Here’s why
World Wide Generation CEO, Manjula Lee, runs a blockchain platform that monitors investments in real time to ensure they’re as sustainable as possible. She talks to Real Business about how technology can save Brexit London.
Meet the company bringing blockchain to the art world
After a chat with an artist neighbour on their New York street, Andrey Alekhin and Misha Libman founded Snark.art.
Could blockchain solve HR and payroll issues?
Blockchain technology can help build a generation of faster work-related platforms. It could even iron out the kinks in HR solutions, says NGA’s Anita Lettink.
Using blockchain to enhance your business
By Luke Shipley
Luke Shipley explains how he created a blockchain startup and provides advice for any entrepreneur looking to integrate blockchain into their business plan.
Could blockchain be the future of employment models?
By David Haycox
Blockchain could revolutionise employment practices in the future. But we must remember that we are the masters of it, and we can use it to accelerate human performance.
The pros and cons of using blockchain in your business
Cathy Mulligan from Imperial College London talks to Real Business about the benefits, and shortfalls of using blockchain.
We all know about blockchain, but can it solve the staff crisis in IT?
By Staff writer
Technology entrepreneur Igor Putrenko explains how blockchain could revolutionise the IT staffing industry in an increasingly decentralised workplace.
How technology is helping people with bad credit
By Staff writer
Around 10% of the UK is considered to have bad or adverse credit, and have admitted they may never be debt free.
The Maybot: Artificial, yes. Intelligent, no
Being a lifelong Conservative voter I naturally wanted to give prime minister Theresa May the benefit of the doubt. Sadly she has become a figure of derision both at home and abroad. The description of her as naturally robotic, hence “The Maybot?, is all too appropriate.