In blockchain we trust
Businesses of all sizes and sectors will benefit from blockchain technology. While some people may still struggle to understand how it works, blockchain is enabling a steady revolution in trade
Businesses of all sizes and sectors will benefit from blockchain technology. While some people may still struggle to understand how it works, blockchain is enabling a steady revolution in trade
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Businesses of all sizes and sectors will benefit from blockchain technology. While some people may still struggle to understand how it works, blockchain is enabling a steady revolution in trade and transactions. On Friday October 12th 2018 Auckland’s ASB Waterfront Theatre was the venue for Blockworks. Billed as ‘New Zealand’s premier blockchain event’ the conference attracted more than 350 attendees – the majority being business owners keen to learn how this emerging technology will impact on their business. Judging by reaction to the various talks and panel discussions that day, organiser Justin Flitter may have to find a larger venue for the next Blockworks. Attendees came away educated and excited by an emerging technology that changes how businesses conduct transactions –
The tragic February 2011 Canterbury earthquake snuffed the very life out of Christchurch’s central business district…
Apple, Android, budget, premium, basic, beautiful and stunning. Take your pick. Bill Bennett…
Erin Harrison explains why businesses should utilise freelancers to grow their enterprises.
Logan Wedgwood lends a helping hand to business owners who still haven’t written their New Year…
In Northland a thriving Maori tourism industry is being fuelled by iwi and individuals…
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