Ghan Vashishtha (cofounder & CTO, Zeeve) presented his 6th Enterprise Blockchain Adoption series episode on the topic “Scaling from Pilot to Production.” He prefaces the Government Blockchain Association webinar by recapping the happenings of the previous 5th episode, where he discussed about Enterprise Blockchain Adoption and Implementation failure. Some of the points he mentions are common mistakes that lead to the failure of enterprise blockchain systems, top barriers to blockchain adoption, transitioning difficulty, and many more.
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Webinar-Episode 6-Enterprise Blockchain Adoption-Scaling from Pilot to Production
1. Scaling from Pilot to Production
Ghan Vashishtha
Episode 6
Series: Enterprise Blockchain Adoption
2. Previously on Episode 5
Blockchain Investment
CAGR (2019-27)
Common Mistakes Enterprise Blockchain Systems Fail
Top Barriers to Blockchain Adoption
Enterprise Blockchain Adoption Challenges
Blockchain Implementation cost and Scalability
Security and Criminal Activity
Data Privacy and Lack of Partners
Insufficient Blockchain Literacy
Transitioning Difficulty
Unclear Regulatory Environment
Interoperability Challenges
Steps Involved in Blockchain Implementation
Famous Examples of Enterprise Blockchain Project Failures
Key questions companies should consider before implementing
blockchain
A structured approach to blockchain adoption
Some of best practices towards achieving wider enterprise blockchain
adoption success rate
3. 5
How we will go about it?
Choosing the Blockchain
Type & Consensus
Considerations
Building a production
ecosystem
Decision making
Scaling
Implementation/Pilot
5. 5
Do you need a
shared, consistent
data store?
Does more than
one entity need to
contribute data?
Do you need to
preserve data
records exactly as
written no revision?
Blockchains do not
allow modifications of
historical data; they
are strongly auditable.
Are entities with write
access struggling to
decide who should
control the data store ?
If there are no trust or
control issues over who
runs the database
solutions should suffice
If you don’t need to audit
what happened and
when it happened, you
don’t need a blockchain
Do you want a tamper-
proof log of all writes to
the data store
Your data comes from a
single entity. Blockchains
are typically used when
data comes from multiple
identities.
Blockchains provide a
historically consistent
data store. If you don’t
need that, you don’t
need blockchain.
You may have a useful
blockchain use case.
Yes Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
No No
No No
Cavet:
Auditing use
cases
Blockchain Decision Tree
6. 5
Inputs Scenario 1 Scenario 2 Scenario 3 Scenario 4
A general cost model can be reasonably constructed using the assumptions
and inputs previously discussed. To demonstrate the costing methodology. See
the example scenarios below. Which are based on inputs, assumptions and
outputs incorporated in the model framework. Costs are separated into four
major categories, with many declining over time in accordance with the
experience curve
Cost of Setup
Private Blockchain cost model and scenario
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