ICYMI: What's Holding Blockchain Back, a New Addition to the C-Suite

Do you enjoy a good debate? If so, read on. This week on CMSWire we debated what it would take for blockchain to take off and whether or not businesses should add yet another role to their C-suite: namely, a Chief Employee Experience Officer.

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Blockchain has swept up to the top of the buzzword bingo pile, but still suffers from a clear use case. When will blockchain find its killer app?
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