Blockchain applications : a hands-on approach
By: Bahga, Arshdeep
Title By: Madisetti, Vijay
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BookPublisher: Germany : VPT, c2017.Description: 380 p. : ill. ; 26 cm.ISBN: 9780996025553Subject(s): BlockchainDDC classification: 332.178 BA BL Online resources: Location Map
Summary:
In the US, the services sector provides employment to about 100 million, while the manufacturing sector provides employment to about 20 million. These sectors are highly automated, and driven by sophisticated business processes forming an integral part of the digital economy. While the applications themselves may be distributed over the Internet in time and space, the core business, regulatory, and financial aspects of the digital economy are still centralized, with the need for centralized agencies (such as banks, customs authorities, and tax agencies) to authenticate and settle payments and transactions.
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| REGULAR | University of Wollongong in Dubai Main Collection | 332.178 BA BL (Browse shelf) | Available | may2018 | T0059729 |
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| 332.1753 SA HA Handbook of corporate lending : | 332.17530941 RO BA Bankers' lending techniques / | 332.178 AM BI The bitcoin standard : | 332.178 BA BL Blockchain applications : | 332.178 CH IN Inside blockchain, bitcoin, and cryptocurrencies | 332.178 CR YP Cryptographic solutions for secure online banking and commerce | 332.178 FU TU The future of payment systems / |
In the US, the services sector provides employment to about 100 million, while the manufacturing sector provides employment to about 20 million. These sectors are highly automated, and driven by sophisticated business processes forming an integral part of the digital economy. While the applications themselves may be distributed over the Internet in time and space, the core business, regulatory, and financial aspects of the digital economy are still centralized, with the need for centralized agencies (such as banks, customs authorities, and tax agencies) to authenticate and settle payments and transactions.