Governments haven't typically been thought of as early blockchain adopters. That could soon change, writes IBM's Marie Wieck.
The number of blockchain jobs posted this year increased by 207 percent, according to data provided to CoinDesk from Indeed.com.
Air services provider Dnata, IBM and others have completed of a proof-of-concept examining blockchain's potential in the air cargo industry.
Canadian startup SecureKey has revealed it will soon launch an ID verification system built with IBM Blockchain.
CoinDesk takes a look at problems facing decentralized identity schemes – as told by those seeking to take the blockchain use case live.
Thailand's Bank of Ayudhya and IBM have completed a blockchain pilot aimed to streamline the contract management process.
IBM has provided feedback to the government of British Columbia promoting the use of blockchain technology in the legal distribution of cannabis.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is reportedly teaming up with IBM to test blockchain.
IBM has been settling real cross-border payments in the South Pacific on a blockchain using Stellar's Lumen cryptocurrency.
The two enterprise blockchain heavyweights join a diverse group of partners, ranging from other big corporates (Microsoft, Accenture) to startups.
Four major banks have joined a trade finance initiative launched late last year by Switzerland-based UBS and tech giant IBM.
One of China's "Big Four" banks is close to launching a blockchain application for the insurance and banking sectors.
IBM is building its blockchain work over a growing number of locations and employees, and Marie Wieck ties it all together.
IBM is joining a consortium effort that seeks to conceive how blockchain payments could help power autonomous vehicles.
IBM has launched an educational initiative, partnering with 1,000 universities in an effort to fill the many industry positions currently vacant.