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FVC1846
Blockchain - Beyond Cryptocurrency
Date
November 6, 2018
$49
Standard Price
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This includes sessions from the conference: Forensic & Valuation Services Conference 2018
This session covers an overview of the distributed ledger technology known as Blockchain. We will cover the basic architecture, help ground novices in the technology and its promise, and work to identify why cryptocurrencies may be the least interesting thing about this technology within five years.
- Provide an overview of the Blockchain architecture
- Develop an understanding of Blockchain via discussion of specific use cases
- Discuss the implications of self-authenticating systems, enabled by technology
- Discuss the implications to the accounting and forensic communities raised by this technology
Speaker
Johnny Lee, JD, Licensed Attorney
Principal & National Practice Leader, Forensic Technology, Grant Thornton LLP
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