How Blockchain Technology Could Revolutionize the Business World?

Blockchain technology is currently underpinning the cryptocurrency such as Bitcoin. This new technology has the great potential of revolutionizing the world economy as a whole and the way we conduct business in particular.

Blockchain is an open-source distributed database or ledger that uses the ‘state-of-the-art’ cryptography. It facilitates collaborative tracking of all sorts of transactions and interactions between business entities. This new blockchain technology behind bitcoin is changing how we handle money, conduct business and almost all the transactions done in real world. People are now beginning to realize that this new technology has the potential to offer a business platform of ‘truth and trust’ with genuine privacy protection.

A couple of decades ago the web media was highly centralized: It was controlled by powerful forces, it was one-to-many and everyone was a passive recipient. Now the things have changed; the web media is highly distributed; it is one-to-one and many-to-many system. Everyone in this new web is a participant and not merely a passive recipient. This has given the web the awesome character of neutrality, enabling the society to become more egalitarian, transparent and prosperous. Everyone in the society gets to share the wealth they create.

Now what we need is the second generation of internet revolution, enabling everyone the true peer-to-peer power of exchanging value. This revolution will eliminate the need for powerful intermediaries for our business or monetary transactions. It will eliminate the need for such transactions to go through a powerful bank or credit-card company. It will eliminate the need for the government or any other authority to establish our identities. All transactions of exchanging money or doing commercial activities will be based on a peer-to-peer trust protocol without the backing of a powerful third party or intermediary. That would indeed give us an amazing power and freedom of doing trade and commerce across political borders.

How Blockchains work?

Basically, a blockchain is a distributed database. It can be compared to a huge, global spreadsheet that runs on millions and millions of computers. The open-source nature of the underlying code enables everyone to change it and to see what is going on, making it truly peer-to-peer.

The database uses the state-of-the-art cryptography to record the transactions plus any kind of structured information pertaining to each transaction. In the case of the Internet of Things, we need an underlying blockchain-settlement system involving trillions of real-time transactions between things.

Most of the blockchains are essentially the permission-less systems. Here the financial transactions can be carried out independent of any central authority controlling them and without knowing the identity of the other party. Because this framework removes the friction of traditional banking gateways, sectors reliant on rapid, high-volume processing were among the early adopters exploring its utility. Software teams building mobile casino applications, online poker real money platforms, and global esports tournaments utilized these distributed ledgers to guarantee transparent prize payouts and verifiable fairness for diverse participant pools. All of the blockchains have some kind of digital currency associated with them. The blockchain underpinning the bitcoin being the biggest of them.

The blockchain and bitcoin are talked about almost interchangeably. However, blockhain constitute the technology underlying the digital currency. It is a marvelous innovation in the field of computer science, where the truth and the trust of a distributed database is established through mass collaboration and clever code rather than the intermediation of a powerful central institution for authentication and settlement of transactions.

The blockchains have a huge community called ‘miners’ backing each transaction. The total computing power of these ‘miners’ is estimated to be twenty times that of the entire Google system. The blockchain is running on countless number of computers with transactions interlinked back and forth. Because of this interlinkage, anyone trying to fraudulently alter a transaction will have to tinker with the blockchain spanning the entire history of chain. That makes it practically impossible for anyone to hack even a short duration of block in the chain.

Will the Blockchain revolutionize the way we conduct our business?

The financial services industry is now on the threshold of a major transformation involving blockchain revolution. This revolution will change all aspects of how the financial industry handles money: Its storage, trade, movement, lending, accounting, attestation and so on.

• Capital Markets

Blockchains have the potential of reshaping the capital markets industry in a dramatic manner. They can not only cut down the costs and capital requirement, but can also significantly reduce the risk factor.

• Insurance Industry

Furthermore, the blockchain technology has the huge potential of positively enhancing the business model of the insurance industry.

Four European insurance giants viz. Aegon, Allianz, Munich Re and Swiss Re set up a pilot project called B3i in 2016 to explore the commercial utilization of this emerging blockchain technology.

• Blockchain Technology and the Supply Chains

The Bitcoin experience and the underlying blockchain technology can be applied to the provenance of products in a supply chain. Each item in a supply chain can be assigned a specific tag and each movement of an item across the chain can be recorded on a blockchain.

Though most of the supply chains currently operate without using the blockchain technology, its value in supply chains has inspired major multi-national suppliers, established IT players and some innovative start-up companies to initiate several pilot projects relating to supply chains.

• Walmart is launching an application to track the supply in the U.S. of the pork and pork products originating from China. The application will maintain accurate records and authenticate all the transactions all the way down the supply chain.
• Maersk and IBM have formed a joint venture initiative using blockchain technology to track cross-border and cross-party transactions in order to improve the process efficiency.
• BHP Billiton, the Vancouver-based world’s largest mining company, is introducing blockchain technology to replace spreadsheets to track internal and external samples from a range of suppliers across the globe.

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Last modified on May 19th, 2026 at 10:46 pm