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.

SHOW TRANSCRIPT

"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.

TRENDING IN Tech NEWS

Netflix's Chief Content Officer Ted Sarando

Producers Guild Of America Honors Netflix Chief With Major Award

A smart speaker and cell phone can connect patients with health records and medical information.

Voice Technology In Hospitals Brings Benefits And Risks For Patients

Amy Poehler sits with peacock.

NBC Is 'Hatching' A Plan To Compete In The Streaming Wars

A worker at United Airlines' Network Operations Center

Half A Million People And 800 Planes: How An Airline Juggles Logistics

Employees attend presentation at Amazon's Seattle headquarters in 2018.

Getty Images/Stephen Brashear

Seattle's New Contribution Ban May Blunt Political Spending By Amazon

Building in Ukraine listed as Esco-Pivnich, which is part of Burisma Group, a Ukrainian gas company

Russian Intelligence Hacks Ukrainian Gas Company Burisma

Part of DHS's booth at CES 2020.

At CES, The Government Wants New Tech For Public Health and Safety

How Big Data Will Creep Into Your Life, Like It Or Not

A VR display at CES 2020.

How Virtual Reality Could Help Patients Battling Substance Use

Wearable tech on display at CES 2020.

How Much Can Wearable Tech Influence Your Health?

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg testifies before the House Energy and Commerce Committee in April 2018.

Facebook Sticks To Its Policy Allowing Lies In Political Ads

Self-Screening And 'Parallel Reality': The Air Travel Revolution

Twitter Met With Sharp Criticism After Suspending Venezuelan Accounts

New Twitter Feature Will Let Users Pick Who Can Reply To Their Tweets

A sign outside of Facebook headquarters in Menlo Park, California.

Facebook's New Deepfake Policy May Not Go Far Enough

Pensacola Naval Air Station following a shooting on Dec. 06, 2019

FBI Asks Apple For Help With Naval Base Shooting Suspect's Phones

GuardKnox shows Newsy a hypothetical car hack

How Your Car Could Be Hacked, Even If It Doesn't Drive Itself

Sex tech exhibitor Lora DiCarlo shows devices at CES 2020.

This Year, Health And Wellness At CES Includes Sex Tech

Noah Baumbach, Laura Dern and Ted Sarandos at 77th Golden Globes

Netflix, Hulu And Amazon Get Major Thanks At The 2020 Golden Globes

Charmin's new "forever roll" of toilet paper

Matt Anzur/Newsy

Charmin's "Forever" Toilet Paper Roll Draws Attention At CES

The logos of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security are seen on computer terminals in a training room

DHS Warns Iran Might Launch Cyberattacks Against U.S.

Someone on a cellphone

President Trump Signs Law Targeting Illegal Robocalls

Uber And Postmates Sue California Over New Labor Law

Microsoft Says Hackers With Possible North Korean Ties Stole User Data

Brazil Fines Facebook For Sharing User Information

Spotify Will Stop Selling Political Ads In Early 2020

Russian President Vladimir Putin

Russia Says It's Successfully Tested An Alternative To Global Internet

U.S. Army soldier

WaPo: U.S. Employs 'Information Warfare' To Prevent Election Meddling

Disney Plus homepage with content thumbnails.

2019 Wrap-Up: How The Streaming Wars Changed Hollywood

Facebook opened on a computer

Italy Follows France On Digital Service Tax

Internet Blackouts Are Becoming More Common Around The World

Facebook To Stop Using Phone Numbers To Suggest Friends

Amazon's Ring doorbell is seen on a house in Silver Spring, Maryland on August 28, 2019.

Getty Images / Chip Somodevilla

How Your Holiday Tech Gift Could Compromise Other People's Privacy

Family watches movies surrounded by Christmas decorations.

Hallmark's Premium Streaming Service Has Topped 900,000 Subscribers

Twitter and Facebook Remove Hundreds of Fake Accounts

French Watchdog Fines Google $166 Million For Unfair Ad Regulations

Instagram Bans Branded Content Promoting Vaping, Tobacco And Weapons

"The Witcher" character readies for battle with swords

Katalin Vermes, Netflix / "The Witcher"

Can Netflix's 'The Witcher' Fill The 'Game Of Thrones' Gap?

President Donald Trump

Amazon Blames President Trump For Losing JEDI Contract

Hudson Yards neighborhood in Manhattan

Amazon To Lease Space In New York After Headquarters Plans Fail

Actresses Reese Witherspoon and Jennifer Anniston help introduce Apple TV Plus.

Which Streaming Services Came Out On Top This Year?

Facebook Sues Chinese Company Over Alleged Hacking Scheme

Uber Report Reveals Nearly 6,000 Sexual Assault Incidents In 2017-2018

Person uses Instagram on a phone

Instagram Now Requires New Users To Provide Their Age

Person uses a smartphone

House Overwhelmingly Passes Bill To Combat Robocalls

A proof-of-concept app that could help with the treatment of schizophrenia.

Could Artificial Intelligence Help Patients With Schizophrenia?

Google founders Sergey Brin and Larry Page smile prior to a news conference

Google Co-Founders Step Down From CEO And President Roles At Alphabet

Person types on a laptop

Tomohiro Ohsumi

FBI Warns Hackers Can Spy On You Through Your Smart TV

Bottles of French Champagne for sale at a store

U.S. May Tax French Goods; France Ready To Retaliate

Pompeo Warns EU Countries To Stay Away From Chinese Firms For 5G

YouTube And Google Reportedly Pulled More Than 300 Trump Campaign Ads

Gamer BBXH fundraises for Save the Children

Save The Children

Video Game Charity Streams Are Basically Modern-Day Telethons

Reuters: EU Antitrust Regulators Investigating Google Data Collection

A phone displays the Twitter sign-up screen

Twitter Reconsiders Decision To Remove Inactive Accounts

image of airport

Is My Flight Delayed? How FlightAware Tracks The World's Flights

Uber app on a phone screen.

Uber Lost Its License To Operate In London

Amazon Sues Pentagon After Losing $10 Billion Contract To Microsoft

Concept art of 'Baby Yoda.'

Twitter / @Jon_Favreau

Will The 'Streaming Wars' Cause A Rise In Digital Piracy?

FCC Moves To Keep China Out Of U.S. Telecom Networks

Twitter Political Ad Ban Goes Into Effect

NTSB Recommends Safety Changes On Thousands Of Boeing Jets

A transcript of a call between Donald Trump and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky is shown at impeachment proceedings.

Politicians Are Using Impeachment-Focused Facebook Ads To Drive Growth

Amazon To Protest Pentagon's Decision To Award Microsoft Huge Contract

Sen. Marco Rubio

Rubio: Huawei Ban Shouldn't Be Part Of U.S.-China Trade Negotiations

Actor Bill Fagerbakke poses with his character, Patrick Star

The Voice Of Patrick Star Explains The Value Of Kids' Television

Huawei Still Faces U.S. Questions About Its Ties To Chinese Government

Social Media Giants Detail Disinformation Plans At VA Hearing

Google Partners With Health Care Company To Store Patient Data

Apple TV Plus app page on television.

Apple TV Plus

Disney And Apple TV Plus Are Big Because Others Laid The Groundwork

"The Simpsons" characters promote Disney Plus

Is Disney A Monopoly In The Entertainment World? It's Complicated.

Facebook Bars Content Claiming To Name Impeachment Whistleblower

Felicia Day Speaks On Today's 'New Type Of Entertainment'

California Attorney General Seeks Court Order For Facebook Documents

T-Mobile CEO John Legere and Executive Director of Sprint Marcelo Claure chat at a House Judiciary Committee hearing

Sprint/T-Mobile Merger Still Spells Trouble For Wireless Competition

AT&T To Pay $60 Million In FTC Settlement For Misleading Customers

Apple special event on September 10, 2019 in Cupertino, California

Apple Pledges $2.5 Billion To Fight California's Housing Crisis

The Tik Tok app is displayed on an iPhone

What Do We Know About TikTok's National Security Implications?

Microsoft Japan Reports Productivity Boost After Testing 4-Day Week

DisneyLife app on tablet

Not Every Streaming Platform Finds Success — Let's Explain What Failed

Google To Acquire Fitbit In $2.1 Billion Agreement

Andrew Marantz On How Extremist Groups Recruit Using Social Media

Surveillance camera monitors.

ACLU Sues Government For Records On Its Use Of Facial Recognition

Person using a Google Android smartphone

'Unremovable' xHelper Malware Has Affected 45,000 Android Devices

Twitter's New Political Ad Rule May Not Put Pressure On Competitors

Twitter To Ban All Political Advertisements

Signs for company Cambridge Analytica

Facebook And U.K. Government Settle Over Cambridge Analytica Breach

Facebook and WhatsApp icons

Facebook Sues Israeli Surveillance Firm After WhatsApp Hack

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg answers questions for the House Financial Services Committee during October 2019.

Facebook Employees Say Ad Policy Will Spread More Misinformation

Facebook Employees Voice Concerns Over Political Ads Policy

Microsoft Wins $10 Billion Pentagon Cloud Contract Contest

Facebook launches Facebook News feed

Facebook Launches News Feed With The Help Of Journalists

"Daybreak" characters surviving the apocalypse.

Ursula Coyote/Netflix

Streaming And Binge-Watching Have Changed The Way TV Shows Are Written

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg answers questions at a House Financial Services Committee Hearing on October 23, 2019

Getty Images / Chip Somodevilla

Zuckerberg Faces Tough Questions On Libra's Diversity

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg

Facebook Pledges $1B For Affordable Housing Ahead Of CEO's Testimony

Actresses Angela Kinsey and Jenna Fischer

Earwold / "Office Ladies"

Why Is 'The Office' Still So Popular? We Asked The 'Office Ladies'

Graphic of hands holding a smartphone

The Regional Dialects Of The Internet