Blockchain technology is a digital ledger system that allows for secure, transparent and tamper-proof transactions. It is essentially an often decentralized, distributed, peer-to-peer database that is maintained by a network of computers instead of a single entity, making it highly resistant to hacking and data breaches.
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Part 1: Blockchain data structure, governance, risk, privacy, security and digital assets considerations. 1. Blockchain data and architecture considerations. 2. Blockchain governance considerations. 3. Operational risks in blockchain technology. 4. Privacy considerations in blockchain technology. 5. Blockchain security considerations. 6. Digital assets valuation and financial reporting. Part 2: Blockchain benevolent use cases. 7. The use of self-sovereign identity in blockchain systems. 8. Enhancing voting/e-voting through blockchain. 9. Humanitarian aid and disaster relief using blockchain. 10. Enhancing healthcare in underserved regions through blockchain. 11. Non-traditional banking services for the underserved. 12. Use of blockchain in Islamic finance.
