A homily about the promise of decentralization is likely to be launched by anyone who gets the chance, and it will be about an internet where data and processes are distributed to computers all over the world, rather than being funneled through server farms controlled by a few Big Tech companies.
The earliest adopters of bleeding-edge innovations are not the tech idealists, but the executives at giant corporations who see an opportunity to cut costs or make more money. Their perspective on the technology is useful. Decentralization is not on their priority list.
Each idea was ranked among the top three ways that it could transform their business.
A survey of 531 technology executives from various industries was done. Some respondents didn't answer all the questions.
A survey of technology executives across the spectrum of industries was conducted by the analysis arm of the company. The responses show that they are more excited about the ability of the technology to speed up mundane solutions such as data collaboration, transparency in the supply chain, and cost reduction. The lowest ranking was for decentralization. If venture capitalists want to find a near-term business case, they should pay attention to this.
The main advantage over traditional currency was identified by the respondents.
A survey of 531 technology executives from various industries was done. Some respondents didn't answer all the questions.
Ninety percent of executives think that the use of cryptocurrencies is a good idea. Businesses are expected to usecryptocurrencies within two years. The ability to protect customer privacy was seen as the main advantage over traditional currency.
The share of respondents who don't use it but think it's an advantage for their business.
A survey of 531 technology executives from various industries was done. Some respondents didn't answer all the questions.
The Web3 is the big idea customers didn't ask for.