This course discusses the differences and details of private, permissioned blockchain (BC) technology, in contrast with the better known (but less used in business applications) public blockchains like Bitcoin and Ethereum. Private blockchains have a much faster consensus methodology and can process many orders of magnitude more transactions than public blockchains.
This course illustrates some of the current applications of BC for business operations and its use for safely sharing information with partners.
Course Key Concepts
Blockchain, Distributed Ledger, Information Technology, Process Improvement, Supply Chain, Blockchain Applications, Hyperledger Fabric, Integration, Process Reengineering, Business Operations
Prerequisites
No advanced preparation or prerequisites are required for this course, but completing “Understanding blockchain technology and its capabilities” beforehand is highly recommended, especially for those who do not know blockchain basics
Learning Objective
- Explore the differences and advantages of private, permissioned blockchains over public blockchains for business applications
- Explore how BC technology can be used to safely share information and help integrate business partners
- Discover how the Hyperledger Fabric private blockchain operates
- Explore business applications of private blockchains
Last updated/reviewed: March 10, 2024
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