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Blockchain in the field
Blockchain in the field
In this article we look at some blockchain applications that are already having a transformative effect.
In our last article 'Blockchain set to take flight', we outlined a few ways how distributed ledger technology, or the blockchain, is poised to transform the Aerospace and Defence (A&D) industry. Between verifying partner identifies, certifying parts and connecting allies, blockchain, we wrote, "can increase transparency and contribute to the A&D industry's higher purpose of safeguarding Canadians and our allies." In this article we look at some blockchain applications that are already having a transformative effect.
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