How Blockchain Technology is Transforming Businesses (DDN101)
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English
Online
Course
French
Overview
Delivery method
Online
Duration
Less than 1 hour
Audience
Employees
Managers
Supervisors
Description
Digital innovation and blockchain technology are redefining the way companies do business. This online self-paced course examines cryptograph and blockchain technology and how it is changing the way that business transactions take place. Participants will learn about smart contracts and how they foster innovation, as well as the key challenges facing blockchain technology today.
Topics include:
- describing how blockchain technology works
- differentiating between public and private blockchains
- using smart contracts in blockchains to enable innovative applications
- reviewing examples of blockchain technology in business
- identifying challenges to the widespread adoption of blockchain technology
Legacy course code: I612
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