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Malta, Gibraltar and the Isle of Man - three countries that were on the fringe of technology till a few years ago are at the center of the biggest technological revolution of the day - Blockchain. I am

Hurricane Dorian has touched land and touched many lives in its path. This is a disaster at a scale that needs the society to come together and do something concrete to help those who have been affected.

I spoke on the topic "Blockchain in Government" a few months back in Mumbai. I specifically chose the subject as it is a hot topic of discussion. My interaction at various levels of governments

If you have been following my blogs, you will know that I am what you may call an emerging tech fan. Emerging technologies have the potential to reshape the world for the better and it will be an exciting

Although we are still a capitalist world, socialist ideologies are taking a foothold, and I think that is a positive development. I have been closely associated with many business bodies and committees,

For an average internet surfer, the world wide web is a seamless flow of websites and information. Look closer, and you see many different layers that work connected, yet independent. The most simple example

I have often talked about DLT and cryptocurrencies and my limited belief in actual adoption by governments, at this juncture of time. Yes, there are lots of pilots running, and yes, governments are posturing

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is facing one of the biggest failures of his career - Libra. It can be simply called a Failure to Launch. We all know that 27 companies including luxury brands were backing

Indian Financial system is one of the most tightly regulated one in the world. Their cautious and conservative approach to Distributed Ledger Technology is understandable. A government panel has called

Across the world, there are people working two jobs to lead a normal life. It is probably safe to say that freelancing is providing many households with the extra income that they so desperately require.

The American Congress has passed a blockchain-related bill named S. 553, wherein it brings into effect the Blockchain Promotion Act of 2019. I read quite a few messages on social media calling it historic

Blockchain is definitely one of the most influential technologies of our time. This, despite naysayers pulling Blockchain down every chance they got. With the increased focus on the Smart Cities, Blockchain

The way we live our lives has changed a lot over the last few decades. Had you told my father in 1960s, when he was a teenager, that he would be able to watch movies on demand, he would have laughed at

In this new age economy, data is the biggest asset a company can own. If you think that Facebook is a half-trillion-dollar company because it has millions of users, think twice. Facebook is what it is

What is Industry Trust? Industrial Products from around the world are available for consumers today, regardless of its physical presence in the country of purchase. Imagine buying raw material in Ghana

Just a few days ago, I was involved in an academic discussion about a unified African Currency, and today, I come across the news that ECOWAS has decided to come up with a unified currency called ECO.

I have been traveling all over South East Asia for the last few months. When Facebook officially announced Libra, I was in Hong Kong. The buzz in Hong Kong was huge. All of a sudden, every meeting I attended

Many of the merging economies are agrarian and in need of technology influx in agriculture. One of the emerging technology that can revolutionize agriculture is IoT. In order to understand the application

In all the hype about Blockchain, perhaps the most important emerging technology has taken a backseat, as far as hype goes. It is still working hard at achieving its goal of churning out data that can

If Facebook wants to become a nation, they are on the right track. What if they purchased an island from a poverty-stricken Caribbean country and established an independent nation? They have the resources