IBM unveils blockchain-based platform for global trade with Maersk
World's largest container shipping firm teams up with IBM to create an industry-wide trading platform to speed up trade and save billions of dollars.
World's largest container shipping firm teams up with IBM to create an industry-wide trading platform to speed up trade and save billions of dollars.
No doubt, 2017 was a year of transformation and continual change in the CIO sector. From job changes and perpetual maneuvering to ongoing stories of innovation and digital transformation, technology chiefs are influencing rapid change across their organisations.
The ASX has revealed it is replacing its CHESS system with new blockchain technology provided by Digital Asset.
IBM has announced a blockchain banking network to help financial institutions process cross-border payments more quickly and cheaply.
After addressing information security in its cloud-based, permissioned blockchain, IBM is now turning to food security.
Success in the early years of blockchain projects will be limited with proof-of-concept (POC) maintenance rates over a two-year period at less than 12 per cent, according to Gartner research.
ANZ and Westpac have completed a trial of distributed ledger technology for the bank guarantee process used in commercial property leasing.
You probably already have an opinion on blockchain, which sits somewhere on the scale between “the biggest thing I’ve seen in my life” to “a lot of hype”.
There’s been a lot of talk about Regtech recently. Perhaps too much.
There’s more to being a good educator than having a teaching qualification hung on the wall. A myriad of skills – like the ability to facilitate brainstorming, check students’ understanding or resolve classroom conflicts – are also required.
Private sector IT chiefs are spending a greater proportion of their IT budgets on digital initiatives than government CIOs, a global Gartner study has found.
Australia Post and Blackmores have joined an initiative run by e-commerce giant Alibaba to combat the rise of counterfeit food being sold across China.
Innovation is about more than foosball tables and colourful decor, and mimicking Google’s approach is a dumb idea for most companies, says ANZ's Maile Carnegie.
Accenture wants to help businesses use blockchain technologies more securely by locking away the encryption keys they use to sign transactions.
More than 80 per cent of global bankers expect to see commercial adoption of the blockchain by 2020, and over half of global financial institutions investing or planning to invest in the technology this year.