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The implementation of enterprise blockchain technology can be a complex and costly endeavor, and unfortunately, it can also fail. The failure of an enterprise blockchain implementation can be caused by a variety of factors, including inadequate planning, lack of resources, and inadequate technical expertise. This episode was an attempt to provide helpful answers to some of the most common questions about enterprise blockchain implementation and adoption failures and then examining some additional capabilities that should be considered when integrating the solutions to avert those risks.
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Episode 5 Enterprise Blockchain Implementation And Adoption Failure GhanVashishtha
What will this webinar teach us? Viewers can expect to get an understanding of the top reasons why enterprise blockchain adoption fails and how to circumvent them Top barriers for enterprise blockchain implementation Key steps required to avert chances of failure pertaining to enterprise blockchain adoption It will be a deep dive to help viewers better understand enterprise blockchain implementation pitfalls and how users can overcome them. Explore the best blockchain implementation practices to follow An insight into how enterprise-grade security offered by Zeeve for deployment and web3 infrastructure management can help enterprises follow a structured approach towards enterprise blockchain adoption Blockchain Investment CAGR (2019-27)
Blockchain has the potential to add $1.76 trn To the global economy by 2030 We predict that blockchain technology could enhance around 40 million Jobs globally by 2030
Pilot/proof-of- concept projects currently underway Having discussions, but no projects yet underway Unsure/ don’t know 3% 12% 26% 34% 17% 8% 5 Not currently using or exploring blockchain Creating pilot projects Active blockchain/ blockchain as a service implemented
Common Mistakes Why Enterprise Blockchain Systems Fail 1. Blockchain technology can disrupt most industries, but it is not a solution to every problem. Not everyone understands it or knows its use cases. Businesses should first figure out if their business needs blockchain before trying to apply it to everything. 2. Fundamental misunderstanding of the Blockchain’s economics and the means to creating long-term monetization leads to enterprise blockchain implementation failures 5 3. Lack of proper governance structure and incentive mechanisms. 4. Regulatory concerns
Top Barriers to Blockchain Adoption 29% 30% Implementation 30% Regulatory Issues 5 Potential security Threats
Enterprise Blockchain Adoption Challenges Technological Economics Organizational 1. Internal stakeholder buy-in Network governance Adoption by network participants 4. Lack of talent 5. Regulation 1. Incentives for network participants Cost of new IT, implementation and integration Quantifying the ROI 1. 2. 3. 4. Privacy 5. Manageability 6. Ease of integration 7. Supportability Maturity Performance Interoperability 2. 3. 2. 5 5 5 3.
Blockchain Implementation cost Finding the most suitable blockchain application is not as easy as a majority of them are not fully developed. Further, the most convenient platforms come at a huge cost in terms of implementation and even energy costs. 5 Scalability Most of the potential users of enterprise blockchain platforms are multinational firms like banks whose clientele is in the order of tens of millions. Given that most blockchain solutions available are still under development, it is difficult to scale them to efficiently serve the huge number of customers without hitches 5
Security Given the immaturity of the technology, there are glaring vulnerabilities that expose users to cybercrime. Until issues like scamming are fixed, potential users will continue to exercise caution and mass adoption will not happen soon. 5 Criminal Activity Blockchain has a credibility problem arising from the fact that many criminals use it to facilitate dirty endeavours. Notably. Some organizations do not want to partake in Platform where they coexist with criminals, and they opt not to implement the technology. 5
Data Privacy It is clear that a blockchain network is based on a distributed ledger where all participants have access to data on the platforms. As such, there is lack of data privacy and that firms will not be able to maintain their leverage against their competitors. Subsequently, many potential users shy away from the technology for fear of losing their competitive advantage 5 Lack of partners Blockchain is quite novel and understanding its basic principles requires assistance by those that are already knowledgeable. However, getting the night partner is problematic given that the law available are completely stretched with demand. Therefore, one is not likely to get the right kind of solutions. 5
Insufficient Blockchain Literacy Information regarding the yse and implementation of blockchain is scattered and accessing the most useful piece of information is sometimes difficult. Further, organizations lack proper internal knowledge regarding use of blockchain. Therefore, it becomes difficult to develop a strong business strategy centered on technology. 5 Transitioning Difficulty Organization have grown used to extant structures, and their staff are also specifically trained to utilize them. Given that enterprise blockchain implementation requires completely new structures, transitioning from legacy structures, transitioning from legacy structures becomes difficult. 5
Unclear Regulatory Environment Many government are still unclear about how they view blockchain from a legal standpoint. This results from the complexity of the technology. Therefore, potential users fear future legal problems and elect not to engage in the ecosystem. 5 Interoperability Challenges One constant hurdle to enterprise blockchain implementation is the incapability of users on one platform to sufficiently interact with users on other platforms. This lack of interoperability is holding back many potential users. 5
Famous Examples of Enterprise Blockchain Project Failures 1. Maersk and IBM are scrapped TradeLens, a supply chain ecosystem that facilitates information exchange for more than 65% of containerised #trade, in a surprise announcement last month that marked the demise of yet another digital trade platform. It was also a example of failure of enterprise blockchain implementation failure. The closure of Tradelens was due to competitors not wanting to share business-critical data on the digital platform. 2. We.trade, one of the world’s earliest and fastest-growing blockchain-based trade finance platforms, 5 has ceased operating after failing to raise enough capital to fund operations for the remainder of the business year. 3. The Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) said it was scrapping a much-delayed blockchain announced in 2016 that was meant to replace the clearing and settlement system that powers that equities market.
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Key questions companies should consider before implementing blockchain 1. How does blockchain disrupt the business? 2. Is the purpose of the business application understood? 3. Is the technology resilient, scalable, and secure? 4. What are the impacts of blockchain technology on the market? 5 5. How does blockchain reduce cost or improve customer service? 6. How should blockchain be governed and administered? 7. Are we considering a 3-5-year plan for blockchain?
A structured approach to blockchain adoption To Maximize the benefits of blockchain, enterprises need to take a planned and measured approach to adoption 1. Objective assessment of how blockchain can solve business problems and also rank opportunities based on potential business impact as well as adoption ease 5 2. Identify & prioritize business use cases with quantifiable outcomes 3. Identify the data elements and network participants for each use case …also create governance for shared value creation 4. Align incentive for each participant in the network using ecosystem thinking as ecosystem thinking can maximize value from blockchain adoption and it also creates value for the industry
Some of best practices towards achieving wider enterprise blockchain adoption success rate as follows: 1. Understanding of underlying problems and needs, then devising proper implementable solutions. 2. User focus + Value focus. 3. Make it simple and easy to use. 4. Familiarize with regulation. 5
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