
Source: https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2019/08/5-key-concepts-for-blockchain-newbies/
One of the little talked-about challenges in the blockchain space is the need to communicate effectively to an audience that encompasses wildly divergent needs. While entrepreneurs, developers and other early adopters are often the loudest voices in the public conversation around blockchain, there's also a vastly wider constituency of ‘blockchain curious’ beginners who require more introductory information.
Often, these groups' needs must be served simultaneously, as we discovered recently while working on a whitepaper for the World Economic Forum’s Centre for the Fourth Industrial Revolution about the deployment of distributed ledger technology (a broad category that includes blockchain) in supply chains. Our paper - the third in the series - delves specifically into whether supply-chain projects should use public or private blockchains.
This is one of the hottest areas of debate right now among start-ups and other stakeholders already active in the blockchain space. At the same time, however, we had to be cognizant that many people who might read our paper, including non-technical senior leaders within enterprises and government, might need some extra help to contextualize this public/private debate.
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