Standards and blockchain

Blockchain is a simple, yet ingenious way of passing information from A to B in a fully automated and safe manner. Though the technology is at a relatively early stage of adoption and significant challenges remain, blockchain holds the potential for major opportunities across several sectors. In this episode Matthew speaks to Geoff Goodell, Senior Research Associate in Computer Science at University College London, to explore the relationship between standards and blockchain. #bsiedpod. [email protected]. bsigroup.com/education.

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