(Rejected) “Redesigning Trust Blockchain Deployment Toolkit” – The World Economic Forum opens to Blockchain
Coronavirus emergency has increased the need for a supply chain that is serious and reliable.
Faced with this and with the aim of tracing, in some way, the “new normal deal”, the World Economic Forum has drawn up “Redesigning Trust: Blockchain Deployment Toolkit”, a pdf that you can download here https://widgets.weforum.org/blockchain-toolkit/modules
The document was created to help organizations to develop and employ blockchain solutions
It is divided into these following modules:
- - Ecosystem
- - Consortium Formation
- - Consortium Governance
- - Digital Identity
- - Interoperability
- - Structure: Public/Private
- - Data Protection
- - Data Integrity
- - Personal Data Handling
- - Cybersecurity
- - Legal and Regulatory Compliance
- - Tax Implications
- - Financial Reporting and Controls
- - Risk Factors
Il “Redesigning Trust toolkit” has been conceived as a guide to understand how blockchain can be a mean of development and implementation of companies.
The content comes with a modular structure, to better cover any doubts and requests of companies.
Its imprinting, essentially operational, however, wants to be mitigated at the time when some characteristics are highlighted that must permeate the approach of companies, not only if you approach the blockchain, but when you work in the market, in internal relations, in relations with consumers, in relations with other companies: Inclusivity, Interoperability, Integrity, Fit for purpose, Variability.
Blockchain must give that added value to the supply chain, but the philosophy, underlying this technology, must necessarily be the new mental and operational standard of the industry 4.0 and will connote the “new normal deal”, which among so many doubts, uncertainties and back marches we are facing.
The document has been developed by the World Economic Forum, with Fourth Industrial Revolution Network Fellows of Hitachi, Deloitte and Saudi Aramco.
Have contributed, among others: Centre for the Fourth Industrial Revolution UAE, Port of Los Angeles, Latham & Watkins, Cardiff Business School, University of Berkeley, Tech Mahindra, Maersk Angola, World Bank, Inter-American Development Bank, World Food Program.