Deloitte Blockchain Publications

Sichere und effiziente Supply Chains werden zunehmend zu Schlüsselfaktoren in der Chemie-Branche. Erfahren Sie hier, warum die Blockchain-Technologie dafür die passende Lösung bietet.

Die aktuelle Deloitte Studie untersucht den Status der Entwicklung diverser Blockchain-Technologien und deren Anwendung in Unternehmen mit besonderem Fokus auf digitale Vermögenswerte (Digital Assets).

Die Blockchain-Technologie besitzt das Potenzial ganze Unternehmenslandschaften nachhaltig zu verändern. Insbesondere Wirtschaftszweige mit vielen Intermediären, in denen Vertrauen essenziell ist, könnten bald eine Umwälzung erfahren. Das riesige Potenzial wird von vielen unterschiedlichen Marktteilnehmern – insbesondere aus der Finanzbranche – erprobt. Viele neue Anwendungen werden entwickelt, um bestehende Prozesse zu vereinfachen und zu automatisieren. Das Interesse an der Blockchain-Technologie ist ungebrochen. 

Dank der Blockchain Technologie können Transaktionen auf eine völlig neue Art und Weise erfolgen und verwaltet werden. Die Blockchain kann bei fast jedem Geschäftsprozess Zeit und Kosten sparen und ermöglicht Operationen nahezu in Echtzeit. Darüber hinaus bietet sie ein hohes Maß an Genauigkeit und Kontrolle, mit geringeren Risiken. Die Blockchain ist eine spannende neue Technologie deren Möglichkeiten gerade erst entdeckt werden. In unserem Point of View beleuchten wir diese genauer und zeigen auf, welchen Mehrwert die Blockchain für die Finanzfunktion in Zukunft bringen wird.

Blockchain as one of the biggest technology breakthroughs in recent times has difficulties in finding a common understanding due to its potential and applicability. Its junique features, the utilization as well as why companies should care about Blockchain are just a few topics that this article will deal with.

Government organizations can truly transform and enhance collaboration through blockchain technology. However, while IT will be a key factor, the composition of stakeholders, operations, strategy, talent, and compliance will be just as important.

For most companies, the value of blockchain is still more potential than actual. But barriers to adoption may be falling, helping to resolve key issues and bring the technology into the mainstream.

Blockchain technology—a digitized, distributed ledger that immutably records and shares information—could enable the CRE industry to address these inefficiencies and inaccuracies. According to a 2015 World Economic Forum survey of 800 executives and information and communications technology sector experts, 57.9 percent of the respondents believe that 10 percent of the global GDP information will be stored on blockchain technology by 2025.

In this report, we will dive deeper into the value proposition of blockchain technology and its applicability to property leasing and management, and purchase and sale transaction processes.

Blockchain’s influence in the public sector will be mostly behind the scenes. But the technology has the potential to bring security, efficiency, and speed to a wide range of services and processes. How should government agencies look to incorporate blockchain into the way they function today?

Blockchain is a technology that requires collaboration to be effective, which is why companies—both allies and competitors—have begun working together in consortia. But creating a successful blockchain consortium requires planning, investment, and commitment.​

Given nowadays complex macroeconomic environment, as well as regulatory and investors’ pressures, banks are forced to seek new ways of lowering costs and increasing profitability. In such setting, technological innovations such as blockchain could become a lifeboat for banks.

Similar to many innovative technologies blockchain has been accepted by banks, entrepreneurs, technologists, scholars, regulatory authorities and many more with quite a portion of enthusiasm. Multiple analysts predict positive developments as a consequence of blockchain adoption, such as new revenue models, efficiency gains, cut of millions in costs, and significant lowering of risks industry-wide.

During its whole lifetime, the vehicle´s status is tracked on a blockchain in which the parties concerned can verify the relevant information regarding the car at any time, in an environment that enhances transparency while guaranteeing privacy. In this way the fleet manager can verify all transactions affecting the car and also its financing status. The car user can be sure that previous renters have properly released usage rights without necessarily seeing who the previous user was, or what he or she did with the car.

The transformation of the financial services industry is top-of-mind for everyone in the field. As digitization has “changed the game” for all industry sectors, distributed ledger technology, also known as blockchain, has emerged as a hot topic. But how can this technology help financial firms? This report from Deloitte and World Economic Forum takes a pragmatic approach to answering this question.

The report builds upon the findings from the Deloitte / World Economic Forum report, Disruptive Innovation in Financial, and looks at the implications of distributed ledger technology across nine functions of financial services. Our findings suggest this technology has the potential to “live-up to the hype” and reshape financial services, but requires careful collaboration from other emerging technologies, regulators, incumbents, and additional stakeholders to be successful.

Blockchain technology has the power to transform the asset management value chain—and the firms that adopt it early will reap the rewards. This report examines unique blockchain developments and provides a six-step guide to implementing blockchain. Position your firm for the future by advancing asset management technology.