Blockchain Adviser Explains How Companies Can Use It To Grow

Blockchain Adviser Explains How Companies Can Use It To Grow

By Chance Seales

By Chance Seales
March 19, 2018

March 19, 2018

"The Why" spoke with blockchain adviser Lorne Lantz about how the technology can help companies grow in a new way.

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"The Why" spoke with blockchain adviser Lorne Lantz about how the technology can help companies grow in a new way. Lantz says some of the best potential with blockchain is in unexpected places.

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