Blockchain

Blockchain is a decentralized digital ledger for recording transactions and tracking assets. Traditional databases centralize information in one place, while in a blockchain many nodes in a network maintain a complete and updated copy of the data in the chain.

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Committee Research

The following trend has been updated to include COVID-19 implications, opportunities, and threats. You may view the full report of the graphic report summary below.

• Trend Report | August 2020
• Infographic Summary | August 2020

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