Knowing the difference between public and private blockchains and what smart contracts are helps to understand how blockchain procurement solutions work.

Smart contracts are gaining popularity for their effectiveness in streamlining business processes, making ADR the natural choice for resolving blockchain and smart contract disputes.

Smart contracts can be confusing - what should organizations know before adopting them?

Making Sense of Blockchain Smart Contracts In this op-ed, Ledger Labs head of operations Josh Stark takes a deep dive into the concept of smart contracts.

Cryptocurrencies and other blockchain applications make headlines, but smart contracts play a critical role in allowing blockchains to communicate and share information effectively. Whenever a ...

Smart contracts are programs written on the blockchain that self-execute when certain conditions are met. They use code to define and enforce the rules of the contract. Once a smart contract is ...

Smart contracts are programable logic deployed on blockchains used to facilitate a wide range of functions without the need for centralized intermediaries.

Smart contracts are computer programs stored in a blockchain. They can be used to automate the unstoppable transfer of crypto-tokens between users, according to agreed-upon conditions.

AI and blockchain’s collaborative future The confluence of AI and blockchain technology is paving the way for more intelligent, secure and streamlined smart contract ecosystems.

Blockchain is a decentralized, digital database that stores transactions and other forms of data. Key blockchain features include immutable records, distributed ledger security, and smart contracts.

Discover how blockchain and smart contracts are used in procurement, the benefits of blockchain for procurement and the first steps in adopting the technology.