The development of the National Blockchain Roadmap was announced in March 2019 by Senator the Hon. Karen Andrews and Senator the Hon. Simon Birmingham. On the 7th February 2020 the Roadmap was released and in doing so sent a strong message that there are enormous opportunities that Blockchain technology can enable. The opportunities highlighted in the report include supply chain, credentials and KYC/AML technologies.
The Roadmap is the start of this conversation. It’s spurred debate. Now it’s time to bring together stakeholders to build on this direction. On the 13th February we convened a roundtable that included representatives from Government, Industry, Education and the Startup sectors. We will build on that conversation with a local, state and national dialogue. That’s the path of Blockchain2020.
Three key takeaways from for me about the National Blockchain Roadmap released by the department of Industry. The number one takeaway from the blockchain roadmap is it’s a start and most people who know the space understand that we needed government to send a message that it’s something they’re interested in talking about and that’s […]
After holding the Blockchain Roadmap Roundtable on the 13th of February, a trip to Sydney was booked and on the cards for 4 days to continue the conversation. Two days of meetings, events & discussions turned one small 12 person roundtable into a movement in the space. This is just the beginning.
On the 7th of February, the National Blockchain Roadmap was released by the Department of Industry. We brought together industry, enterprise, education and government leaders to take part in a roundtable discussion on Thursday February 13th. The conversation was a great starting point where stakeholders expressed views and challenged opinions whilst considering the implications and […]