TRW 1
TRW 1
ABSTRACT
Blockchain technology was first invented as a basis for digital currencies like Bitcoin but
then developed into a much wider transformational technology. Scott Stornetta and
Stuart Haber are credited with the invention of blockchain. This report identifies and
analyzes the innovative blockchain use cases across industries aiming to revolutionize
operations in terms of more transparency, security, and efficiency. In keeping with this
aspect, based on real-world implementations, this report identifies challenges and
recommends improvements in effectively using blockchain technology.
INTRODUCTION
Objectives:
PROCESS OR METHODOLOGY
Blockchain is changing how industries work by making things more secure, transparent,
and efficient. In supply chains, companies like IBM and Maersk use it to track goods,
ensure authenticity, and cut down on fraud. In healthcare, it keeps patient data safe and
allows easy sharing between authorized parties, with systems like MediLedger helping
track drugs. In banking, blockchain speeds up cross-border payments, as seen with
Ripple, and makes loan processing and fraud prevention smoother with smart contracts.
Governments are using it for transparent voting, managing land records, and tracking
public funds, like Estonia's e-Residency program. It also helps creators protect their
work by recording ownership and licensing, with platforms like Audius supporting
independent artists.
CONCLUSION
REFLECTIVE SECTION
Blockchain’s versatility and potential for societal impact deeply resonate with my
passion for technological innovation. Exploring its applications has enhanced my
understanding of how emerging technologies can address real-world problems. This
assignment has inspired me to further investigate blockchain’s role in shaping the
future.
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