Blockchain Project Fulfillment and Consolidation

The market is in great demand for Blockchain, IoT (Internet of Things), and AI (Artificial Intelligence) experts.

We shall see more and more supporting news for what had been perceived to be happening in coming years.

Two to three years down the road will see the consolidation of Blockchain industry and the fulfillment of ICO projects (success or not).

90% of the conceptional coins that are baseless (in terms of usability and community support/circulation) will vanish, just as what happened in the early days during the dotcom bubble.

Those who stay will be like the Netscape, Yahoo, ICQ during the early days of the world wide web.

We will see more successful use cases for Blockchain technology, such as the recent announcement by global diamond giant De Beers that it tracked 100 high-value diamonds from the mine to the retailer using blockchain technology. This will be one of the references for many other supply chain related projects, such as those related to #automotive industry, safe food resources, luxury goods tracking etc.

This is a vibrant industry and we have quite a promising future. Where do you want to go today?

For further readings

I summarized the first 3 chapters of my yet to be completed book into 8 pages of speech transcript here:

And yes, Coin Telegraph is a good source of crypto and blockchain related info, it’s one of my daily breakfast read for the moment.

Related News:
IBM Announces 1,800 New Jobs in France In Blockchain, AI, and IoT Within Next Two Years
IBM CEO Virginia Rometty has announced that in the next two years the company is planning to create 1,800 jobs in France in the fields of Artificial Intelligence (AI), blockchain, and the Internet of Things (IoT), Le Monde reported 23rd May 2018.

Blockchain in demand: Breaking into the growing job market, 9th October 2017
While companies continue to create new job roles because of the fast, transformative effects of blockchain, many of those positions remain vacant because demand is outpacing supply.