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Accelerating Blockchain Adoption in Latin America and the Caribbean
Although Latin America and Caribbean (LAC) show great potential to embrace blockchain and reap its benefits, there are challenges to be overcome for blockchain to become drive economic growth and prosperity throughout the region. To overcome these constraints, the Inter-American Development Bank Group (IDB Lab) in 2019 launched the LACChain global alliance to accelerate the development of blockchain in the LAC region. This report provides an overview of 10 LACChain projects that demonstrate the potential of blockchain to transform the region. We also outline further steps needed for these projects and others like them to achieve full success.
July, 2023
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Enabling Multi-Cloud Optimization, Innovation and Scale through FinOps in Partnership with HCL (Canada)
In today’s cloud-first world, businesses are struggling to catch up to the variable nature of cloud spending. While Multi-Cloud —with its scalability and flexibility—is a great enabler of innovation and digital transformation – it brings in a whole new set of management challenges. Operational teams can procure new cloud services without visibility into services already underutilized. Or they can forget to take down services when they are no longer needed. As a result, cloud spending can spiral out of control, and organizations can fail to realize the cost savings promised from the cloud model.
July, 2021
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Enabling an Ecosystem of Innovation for the Intelligent Enterprise
Avasant, in partnership with Capgemini and Amazon Web Services, hosted a virtual roundtable for a group of senior-level executives to discuss practical ideas and high impact strategies for transforming into an Intelligent Enterprise. What resulted was an powerful knowledge exchange around enterprises’ accelerated shift to Cloud and platform-based services, and the emergence of an AI-First enterprise that leverages data driven insights and hyper personalization to forge digital experiences.
March, 2021
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The Development of the Digital Economy
The first hurdle to digital development is the challenge of limited connectivity. More people need to be brought online to enable them to participate in the digital economy. However, that is only half the job done. A lot needs to be done by countries to build the analog complements – regulations, skills, and institutions – necessary for reaping the dividends from digital.
August, 2016
Global Development
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