What makes blockchain unique is driving innovation and adoption in a wide range of applications.
The adoption of blockchain cloud solutions will continue to grow, and developers need to strategize now about the best way to manage them.
Here are a few things to consider before investing in NFTs and adopting a trading strategy.
Here are some of the most noteworthy examples of how blockchain innovates industries for the better.
Plenty of hype surrounds blockchain’s speculative aspects. What’s often sidelined in discussions of crypto technology is how it can help improve banking.
Whether it’s validating vaccine authenticity or confirming if a designer bag is real, distributed ledger technology (DLT) and other blockchain solutions are making a huge splash.
There are some problems that must be resolved before blockchain can become the panacea for secure access to healthcare medical records.
Integrating blockchain-based strategies into healthcare operations can assist medical staff in combating the overwhelming pandemic crisis.
The Libra Association is working to realize Facebook’s vision for global, blockchain digital currency that makes sending and receiving money as easy as texting.
Blockchain has the potential to address numerous retail challenges and pave the way for merchant — and solution provider — growth.
Blockchain can open the door for solutions for stock trading, money transfer, digital advertising and contracts.
Wyoming has passed 13 bills in the past two years to make the state the country’s most blockchain-friendly.
Blockchain and distributed ledger technology have the promise of providing data integrity, but there are issues to address to make blockchain a practical and effective approach.
If you’ve been reading DevPro Journal’s series on blockchain, you may be wondering if you’re an ISV who has what it takes to be a successful blockchain developer. In our articles from Blockchain 101 to Blockchain as a Service, DevPro has been encouraging ISVs to investigate the opportunities blockchain...
Blockchain has joined the long list of technologies that are available “as a Service.” In DevPro Journal’s series on blockchain, including Blockchain 101: An ISV’s Guide and 4 Steps to Becoming a Blockchain Developer, you can find links to companies that have established Blockchain as a Service (BaaS) offerings...
