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A look into the future of blockchain technology
Daniel Levis1, Francesco Fontana2, Elisa Ughetto3
1Groupe ALTEN, France.
Plos One
|November 17, 2021
Summary
Blockchain technology is poised to significantly reshape European firms by 2030, impacting organizations, innovation, and strategy. Experts predict widespread societal and economic shifts driven by digital assets and evolving business models.
Area of Science:
- Technology, Business, Economics, Sociology
Background:
- Blockchain technology offers transformative potential for businesses and society.
- Understanding the future impact of blockchain is crucial for strategic planning.
Purpose of the Study:
- To investigate the extent to which blockchain applications will affect firms' organizations, innovations, and strategies by 2030.
- To identify key societal areas likely to be affected by blockchain adoption in Europe.
Main Methods:
- Utilized a Delphi approach with experts to gather consensus-based projections.
- Analyzed potential changes across business, culture, society, policy, economy, and technology.
Main Results:
- Identified significant potential impacts of blockchain on European firms and society.
- Developed four future scenarios based on expert consensus regarding asset digitization and business model transformation.
Conclusions:
- Blockchain adoption is projected to drive substantial changes in European business and societal landscapes.
- Future scenarios highlight the interplay between digital assets and evolving business models as key drivers of change.
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