Survey: Blockchain Is Reaching Beyond Financial Services

Survey: Blockchain Is Reaching Beyond Financial Services

A new survey by Deloitte has found that blockchain technology is becoming an emerging key business focus for U.S. companies in many industries with several sectors focusing on big investments in 2017. According to the survey, while it found that two in five (39 percent) of surveyed senior executives still have little or no knowledge regarding the technology, it found that the remaining 61 percent claimed to have knowledge on the subject ranging from ‘broad’ to ‘expert.’ Of those knowledgeable of blockchain, over one-third view it as a top-five priority for 2017. The survey, which was....


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