Blockchain, an emerging technology that has considerably gained traction across industries is looking to be the foundational platform that will redefine the 2020s decade as it will reshape business and information systems.
“For the nation to pivot from a tech hub to a tech leader, the cultural outlook in technology must cultivate innovative thinking from within.”
“The technology industry has traditionally struggled with women’s participation, but I believe we are starting to see some change.” – Leah Callon-Butler
In establishing the Blockchain Innovation Tour, Myrtle is helping new Blockchain ideas take off the ground.
Gail Macapagal believes that tech companies have the potential to do more when it comes to humanitarian activities and social corporate responsibilities.
Michelle Suede thinks that while change can be a hard thing to adapt to, it can also bring new opportunities not only for business but also how we entrust our information into the transparent and decentralized architecture of blockchain.
Agnes Chang of BNeFIT believes that equipping startups and groups with future, in-demand foundational skills will not only increase their competitiveness in the near future, but looking things at a collective standpoint, the region of Bacolod will immensely benefit from future-proofing its foothold with nascent technologies.
“Blockchain technology is beyond cryptocurrencies, all the hype and gaining monetary returns. It has a huge potential to improve many aspects of our lives through its real use cases”
The future is bright with Blockchain, filled with potential and it will reward those that are bold, creative thinkers and those having the vision and passion to mold tech into a centerpiece across the enterprise.
