Training your people (externally or indoors) in the field of innovation and blockchain, smart contracts and other disruptive technologies - operation, added value, business model transformation, governance, risk, legal & compliance.
Advice and supervision of the construction and implementation of a proof of concept within existing organizations or within a separate corporate venture. Advice and guidance of a start-up on the realization of their idea. Scaling up a proof of concept to a commercial success.
Advice and guidance in researching and experimenting with applications of new technologies within existing organizations or start-ups. This includes building business cases, identifying use cases and realizing proof of concepts.
In essence, blockchain is nothing but a database or ledger. Databases and ledgers are used everywhere in our daily lives, such as basic registration persons (BRP, formerly GBA), financial ledgers at companies or institutions or transaction overviews of your own payment account. Characteristic of these databases is that they are managed by one central party, shielded from the outside world, for example by a bank, a notary or a government agency.
The unique thing about blockchain is that no central party is needed. Blockchain is decentralized and open. That means that there is not one owner or manager. The essence of blockchain is that all participants in a blockchain network have an exact copy of the database and thus insight into and access to all transactions. Everyone has the same data at all times.