In its study, The Enterprise Blockchain Multiverse—Cross-industry Analysis and Ecosystem Development, 2020–2026, Frost & Sullivan prepares readers for a blockchain-enabled world, laying out a long-range view of potential industry impacts as we race to build the foundations of the next-generation internet—Web 3.0. It sets out a clear, concise and detailed framework for both near-term and long-range strategic planning that accounts for best uses, converging technology and critical success factors as new solutions are deployed to digitize process rails and capture value in transforming ecosystems at scale. The next global era of industry disaggregation and restructuring is here.
“Existing IT systems are not fit-for-purpose when it comes to addressing the most pressing systemic problems of our time. Enterprises are being forced to adapt to complex structural change as the technology industry undergoes a paradigm shift that undermines long-held assumptions,” said Maya Cotton, Information and Communication Technology Industry Analyst at Frost & Sullivan. “All organizations and institutions will be challenged to keep track of the moving pieces and identify the ecosystem levers to push to ensure their near-term sustainability and long-term relevance. Standard models of platformization, productization and servicization are giving way to strategic projects and collaborations among unique sets of players.”
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