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Blockchain
a game-changer for
every industry
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Introduction
Since Bitcoin technology became a hot
pick for global investors, the hype has been
building around its foundational technology:
blockchain. Still, for many years, blockchain
solutions had a high barrier to entry, making
it seem inaccessible and reversing the hype
for most organizations.
Slowly and steadily, that environment has been shifting, and
blockchain is now benefitting multiple verticals with various
applications. In 2021, the blockchain market was valued at
US$4.9 billion and could hit US$67.4 billion by 2026, representing
almost 70% growth over five years. The global blockchain market
will be worth $1,431.54 billion by 2030, growing at a CAGR of
approximately 85.9% between 2022 and 2030.”

Three key aspects make blockchain technology stand out: transparency, immutability, and non-repudiation.
Companies are now realizing these benefits, along with its well-publicized security, scalability, and efficiency
perks, and are using this technology to improve customer experiences.
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In this Sentinel Report,

Blockchain solutions enable industries, empower businesses,
and open the door to tangible decentralized reinvention. It we will:
allows complete transparency across the supply chain, creating

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accessible and trustworthy information for all stakeholders and
customers while granting total security.” Discuss how blockchain is reinventing the
digital landscape
Marcio Degiovannini, Co-Founder of Atix Labs, a Globant Division

02 Explore the triggers for businesses to best

leverage this technology

In a way, blockchain empowers industries and pushes humanity

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to make transcendent leaps that will take us further and further by Share impactful applications in various
introducing us to new models for cooperation that allow individuals
industries highlighting blockchain
to help others through peer-to-peer exchanges. It’s expanding
adoption’s challenges and benefits
the way we think about how we can organize and co-manage, for
example, online communities, companies, and systems.
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The
foundation

The foundation
Let’s align on some fundamentals.
Blockchain is a distributed ledger technology (DLT) that allows
multiple parties to transfer and store sensitive information
securely, permanently, anonymously, and efficiently within a
decentralized network. All network participants see the same data
simultaneously, and all transactions are immutably recorded with
time and date stamps, preventing any possibility of modification.
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Blockchain closely resembles a database at its core, but every
time a user inserts new data, it generates a permanent copy
of the previous data. These copies, or “blocks,” can never be
edited, giving organizations a dependable, secure, permanent
history of every transaction on the blockchain.

Blockchain’s decentralization can
reduce weak points in systems that
rely too heavily on specific actors.
For example, a bank currently serves as a middleman when
two individuals wish to send funds to one another. With no
middlemen, there are fewer trust issues when processing
important transactions.
Blockchain minimizes the amount of trust required from any
single actor in the system. They do this by distributing trust
among different actors in the system via an economic game
that incentivizes actors to cooperate with the rules defined by
the protocol.
With the right solution in place, blockchain technology can
simplify paper-heavy, expensive, or logistically complicated
processes, like cross-border money transfers, identification
management, ownership exchange on valuable assets,
securities trading, and many more. These efficient and secure
capabilities enable organizations to transform their customer
experience, but only if they implement the right solution.
Today we are experiencing a blockchain revolution in finance and
other assets with value, such as sports, art, gaming, and musical
and audiovisual content. Historically, as with finance, these
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industries were highly centralized, and users had to place their
trust in an intermediator to operate. This is now no longer the case.
As Satoshi Nakamoto, a name used by the presumed
pseudonymous creator of the first blockchain database,
stated, “The nature of the blockchain means that individuals
can transact between each other, even if they don’t trust each
other.” Blockchain technology looked to solve an intrinsically
human matter by eliminating the issue of trust. Blockchain
removes the possibility of distrust versus other technologies
applied to transaction and information processing since it’s
built, confirmed, and validated by a mix of cryptography and
dispersed networking that’s impossible to alter.
Blockchain is a crucial piece of technology for an
organization’s success. However, it still represents a
significant challenge for most businesses. At Globant, we
are driven by critical insights and solution outputs to deliver
relevant blockchain solutions, strengthening business value
strategically and enabling efficiency, immutability, and
transparency.”
Ailin Gonzalez, Co-Founder of Atix Labs, a Globant Division
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Changing
traditions
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02 Changing
traditions
Blockchain opens the door to new industry opportunities through
the following triggers, reinventing how businesses operate and
relate to their clients and consumers with more effective and
precise processes and applications.

These triggers determine the primary practices of blockchain

today and are each attributable across different industries.

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01 Asset A process that allows us to transform an asset in
the real world, tangible or intangible, into a unique
Tokenization
digital one protected by blockchain technology. The
properties and rights of this digital asset can be
controlled exclusively by the token owner.
For example, tokenization establishes new
investment means in the financial field, expanding
access to investment tools. Such is the case of
tokenized Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs) and Initial
Exchange Offerings (IEOs).
These applications allow for decentralization by
maintaining the operation of these assets within
Several elements are commonly tokenized today, such as stock companies,
real estate, commodities, and unique or collectible items.
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an open system that offers free access, increasing
the efficiency of audit procedures, transactions, and
acquisitions of assets. It also provides transparency,
security, and privacy by keeping all operations
publicly available, encrypted, and pseudo-anonymous
(or anonymous, sometimes).
Due to blockchain technology, tokenization has also
made an impact in crowdfunding. “The crowdfunding
industry emerged to “disintermediate” capital
formation by giving backers (aka “pledgers”) or
individual investors the ability to directly fund
creators and entrepreneurs, providing a natural
alignment with blockchain capabilities.”
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02 Decentralized
Finance (DeFi)
DeFi is the general term for decentralized financial services on
public blockchains based on technology such as Ethereum, Solana,
and Avalanche, among others. With DeFi, an individual can perform
most things traditionally done by banks (earn interest, borrow, lend,
buy insurance, trade derivatives, trade assets, and more). However,
it’s faster, with no paperwork required or third-party involvement.

DeFi is global, directly between two people or more without a

centralized system, and open to all, as with cryptocurrencies. DeFi
today is used mainly for loans, trading, the purchase of derivatives,
and insurance.

A clear example of how DeFi changes paradigms is the compound

concept. Yield optimizers are decentralized protocols that work
like savings accounts in a bank, generating compound interest
automatically, constantly seeking the best way to optimize returns.
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NBA virtual trading cards

03 Non-Fungible
Tokens (NFTs) Music and video clips from
EDM stars like Deadmau5

Grimes video art

NFTs are crypto assets in which each token is unique, unlike
“fungible” assets like Bitcoin and banknotes. Because each NFT
is unique, it can authenticate ownership of digital assets such as
artwork, recordings, and virtual real estate or pets. It’s similar to a
The original “Nyan cat” meme
certificate of authenticity.

This year, Gary Vaynerchuk’s first VeeCon NFT conference took

place, an event made for holders of VeeFriends NFTs who used NFT A tweet from Dallas Mavericks owner
tickets for admission. NFTs are currently being used to sell virtual and businessman Mark Cuban
collectibles, such as:

Virtual real estate in Decentraland


04 Decentralized Autonomous
Organization (DAO)
This type of organization can function without “human”
hierarchical management, with a common interest and
shared (treasury) account for a few or thousands of people.
There is no central authority or leader. The organization is
based on a smart contract with clear rules that no one can
modify without editing the blockchain ledger and alerting its
members. Decisions and changes are made by consensus,
usually by the majority.
The organization’s goal is to manage, invest, or control
certain activities around a decentralized, anonymous, and
horizontal objective. The form of participation in the DAO
consists of buying or accumulating tokens, which grant
voting rights. The voting power depends on each member’s
number of governance tokens. Most commonly, DAOs are
used in the crypto realm as a joint investment channel or for
the administration of a decentralized protocol.
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The value of DAOs lies in managing on-chain projects or
companies in such a way that the technology is used for
joint decision-making, disregarding who the token holder is.
For example, many users want to invest in NFTs or digital
items but do not have enough capital; that is why DAOs
allow them to participate with less money and diversify
against these assets.
DAOs are how most crypto-blockchain companies organize
themselves, and they have the potential to transform, in
the short term, how joint ventures are managed. A few
reasons are because DAOs presented a new path in how
we think organizations work, can work, or could work in the
future. They revealed a structure where decisions can be
made on a community level rather than just focusing on
returns and earnings. Lastly, DAOs present many potential
benefits, including greater transparency, independency, and
decentralized cooperation.
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05 Decentralized
Identifier (DID)

A DID is a generated identification code that uses a challenge/

response protocol to prove ownership and enable the use of a
particular identity by validating data, such as biometric data,
to create a verifiable identity on the blockchain. Verifiable Here in Globant’s Blockchain Studio, we’re embracing the
credentials are means by which we can prove facts about the impact of blockchain on the concept of “ownership” in
owner of a DID, digitally and securely accrediting that a person is terms of identity. The deepening of this technology will
the bearer of specific attributes that have to do with their identity. empower people by allowing them to own their data in
different fields, such as education and finance.”
Verifiable credentials in blockchain are a tangible solution to
digital identity problems. For example, issuing a decentralized Alan Verbner, Co-Founder of Atix Labs, a Globant Division
digital passport ensures a verifiable, portable, secure, private
document that credits and certifies people’s profiles. According
to PYMNTS.com, interest in digital identity is notably increasing,
“more than two-thirds of businesses are planning to invest in
digital authentication solutions to win over new customers...and
nearly 40% of the companies said that digital identity verification
is growing more important.”
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Reinventing
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Reinventing
industries
Everyone has a stake in understanding the potential
of blockchain, there is not an industry that will be
untouched by it.”

Avijeet Dutta, Technology Director, Data and AI Studio,

Globant

There are multiple benefits of blockchain applicable for many
different uses, from improving the efficiency of transactional
processes to tracking inventories, guaranteeing product
authenticity, and more.
Blockchain has had some positive social effects. Things like
improving supply chain integrity, securing digital identity
management, and connecting the ‘unbanked.’ However, it can
potentially have an even more significant social impact on all
humankind.
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For example, public and private entities such as governments,
charities, businesses, or brands sometimes make commitments
that are difficult to prove. Blockchain is a way of holding
them accountable through public transparency and verifiable
information. Ethereum co-founder Vitalik Buterin donated $1
billion of cryptocurrency to India’s Covid-Crypto Relief Fund, and
his blockchain-backed digital wallet revealed the transaction.
Below, we explore use cases specific to each industry and discuss
how blockchain is applied to make the most of its possibilities.
Finance
The financial sector is the first we often think of when
it comes to successfully leveraging blockchain. In fact,
“the financial sector accounted for around 30% of the
market value of blockchain.
Blockchain is an enabler for real-time, easy
integrations and a highly scalable solution
for transactionality.”
Fernando Cea, Technology Director, Globant.
Most blockchain ledgers represent balances, transfers,
and other operations, but they can also represent stocks
and commodities like gold or coffee.
When these assets are effectively “tokenized” and
added to a blockchain, financial companies can perform
conventional ownership transfers faster and cheaper
while providing enough transparency for customers to
track every transaction stage.
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Cea explains that “...modern cryptography has come to The applications of blockchain in finance
stay forever to help organizations embrace their true brand concentrate on four main verticals:
value; in particular the ones having Financial Services at
their core or the many ones that are adding it as part of
their value proposition. Simply because they don’t need to 01 Capital markets: issuance and
exchange of new assets
worry anymore about complex and legacy software and old
security standards that slow innovation.”
02 Payments: stable currencies on the
blockchain, backed up by different assets
Additionally, this infrastructure is more secure, enabling
different players to interact in the same database, while the
traditional databases in which they transact depend on a 03 Decentralized ID for financial scoring

single player. The Ethereum blockchain, for example, had a

transaction volume of $11.6 trillion in 2021, more than any
credit card company, despite being at a very early stage.
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Retail
As the world begins reopening after the global pandemic and
a new normal is established, the retail industry is experiencing
new challenges. Now is a decisive moment for the retail
industry to use blockchain in addressing these challenges,
redefining the industry’s value proposition with this technology.
Currently, the main challenges in this industry include:
High maintenance costs and legacy dependencies.
Delays in the approval and granting of contracts in the
entire supply chain.
Hacks, fraud, and scams, especially in the last mile of
retail facing with the final consumer.
Asset swap with poor visibility and lost records in cross-
border payments.
Retail/wholesale payments and remittances with high
costs and risks.
The growth of media consumption and digital channels
for purchase in the CPG industry.
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Added to the current retail value proposition, where delivering
the best experience is prioritized, is the challenge of providing
the best security and privacy to end consumers both in the
online and offline world.
Fortunately, retailers are changing their strategies. They are
starting to understand blockchain and all its potential uses.
According to BIS Research, blockchain in agriculture and food
will reach a value of $1.48 billion by 2026.
Blockchain can help participants record relevant information to
more effectively manage the supply chain, increasing traceability,
lowering losses from counterfeit and gray market, improving
visibility and compliance, and enhancing an organization’s
position as a leader in responsible manufacturing.
GlobeNewswire states, the blockchain market in
manufacturing grew at a rate of
73%
in 2022, with rising demand
from end-use industries.

In the retail industry, blockchain
can be applied in:
Tracking inventory
Automating back-office administration with
smart contracts
Managing customer data
Enforcing labor rights within global supply chains
Monitoring ownership with a tamper-proof,
resilient system supply chain management
Paper documents increase the risk of forgery and
physical damage, and centralized databases can be
hacked or altered. Blockchains are immutable and not
controlled by a single entity.
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Suppose an agricultural or livestock product must meet
particular food criteria.
The consumer can verify a product’s quality from start
to finish, from the acquisition of the raw material to
the arrival of the product. Different validators will
certify its stages, including government entities,
manufacturers, etc. This product traceability also
increases consumer awareness of the product’s
environmental impact, allowing customers to select
honest, transparent suppliers based on factual
information.
Blockchain also allows connecting different loyalty
programs across several brands by accumulating
generic loyalty rewards within a single “wallet” later to
redeem the points with any company in the program.
For example, retailers can build reward programs
on a blockchain-based loyalty platform, enabling
customers to store currency in a digital wallet and
redeem it at any point.
Supply Chain
There are numerous benefits blockchain and supply
chain offer businesses. Through the joined use of
both of these technologies, organizations transform IDC predicts that:
by becoming more reliable, resilient, and efficient; By 2025, 17% of organizations in the Logistics
they also acquire adaptability to adjust quickly to Industry will partner with a services firm to integrate
market changes. blockchain with IoT platforms to record data
exchanged between M2M communications.”
Supply chain organizations require solid, well-defined
processes that consider all available information (IDC FutureScape: Worldwide Blockchain 2021
to help make relevant business and operational Predictions. Oct 2020, Doc # US45927420)
decisions. This is how supply chain technology leads
businesses to reduce costs, boost revenues, and
improve profitability. A well-planned integration of
processes reduces the risks of disruptive scenarios,
which results in organizations efficiently dealing with
events that drastically shift supply and demand, such
as a spike in product recalls.
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On the other hand, blockchain enhances operational

practices such as data certification, product
serialization, high data immutability, and smart
contract issuing, among others. It elevated
transparency to a higher level, building trust and
ensuring collaboration. These two technologies
combined simplify recall processes and preventive
action by measuring, for example, temperature,
humidity, vibration levels, and even packaging
conditions via image recognition.
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Healthcare
Blockchain can enable healthcare providers to The projected growth for blockchain in healthcare in
place the patient at the center of every transaction 2028 is USD 1.2 billion. Healthcare providers have the
while increasing patient data security, privacy, and opportunity with blockchain to introduce new models
interoperability. The healthcare industry primarily for exchanging patient health information, ensuring
uses blockchain for: more efficient, disintermediated, and secure transfers
of electronic medical records. From the customer
ID for clinical records experience standpoint, it can allow individual patients
to access and share their medical records with other
Supply chain management healthcare providers, avoiding miscommunication
between doctors and preventing mistakes.
Clinical trials
It can present the opportunity for interoperability,
Drug development making it possible to link the patient’s data with the
studies of their family in a laboratory or with their
children, which would help prevent diseases and apply
for more personalized medicine.
With health records in the blockchain,
you are giving more control to the
individual, on who can access the
health records or how those health
records get accessed over time.”
Alvaro Gareppe, Tech Director at Globant
Blockchain increases the protection of sensitive information
of the patient. With blockchain, every patient obtains a
public identifier and a private key for unlocking data on the
blockchain. Without that key, hackers can’t access or alter
patient information, securing the data in a way that no other
technology can match. It also protects the sensitivity of
the data when sharing information; for example, a worker
can demonstrate their health is fit to perform specific jobs
without revealing any details.

Blockchain can also help organizations trace and secure medical supplies, track diseases and outbreaks, and
expedite clinical research for public health reporting. Statistics show that some medicines in circulation are
fakes, easily identified via blockchain technology.
Real Estate
Real estate tokenization enables asset or fund owners
to raise capital more efficiently and provides investors
unprecedented transparency and liquidity in private real
estate investments. The retail industry uses blockchain
for the following actions, bringing several benefits:
1
Investments in projects with a
blockchain-based tokenization platform,
such as coworking offices, building
presales, shopping malls, etc.
2 Tokenization of assets
3
Blockchain-enabled digital identities
and smart contracts
One of the benefits of blockchain for the real estate
industry is investing anywhere in the world, quickly
and without a high transactional cost. “Blockchain
significantly accelerates the usual processes of
the real estate market. As users have access to
all the information stored in the blockchain, they
save considerable time obtaining data relating to a
property or land….”
Blockchain-enabled digital identities and smart
contracts simplify the financing process for
mortgages and loan applications while streamlining
documentation and due diligence. By applying a
digital identity to a property, customers can enjoy
faster processing times and reduce concerns over the
integrity of the transaction.

In real estate, tokenization represents a physical
asset used as collateral (guarantee) for different
loan operations, both for the property’s acquisition
and other financial operations that require a deposit,
such as taking out a personal loan. Additionally, the
real estate market allows the purchase of properties
guaranteed with different digital assets representing
art, shares in companies, and other valuable objects
at a market price.
Smart contracts in blockchain transactions enable
customers to track mortgages in real-time while
providing complete, immutable, and traceable records
showing ownership history, property cash flows, and
mortgage payments.
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Blockchain enables the democratization
of ´normally inaccessible´ assets and
investments to the average individual,
by compartmentalizing big development
into consumable assets ready to invest
in a transparent and virtual format. It
slows crowdsourcing, and it broadens
the market. It allows for secondary
marketplaces so that those individuals
can transact whenever they think they can
benefit the most.”
Nelly Ortiz, Director of the Business
Hacking Studio, Globant
Entertainment: sports,
media, music, events.
Today, blockchain technology allows athletes, content creators, video game players, and artists to be
empowered to own and distribute their development while opening the door to the participation of new players
to democratize and decentralize these industries.

The blockchain gaming industry grew to $3 billion in 2021 and is projected to

rise to $39.7 billion by 2025.”

Within the entertainment industry, blockchain can be used for:

Elimination of
Creating and owning Advertising Preventing digital
third parties or
unique digital property metrics piracy and fraud
disintermediation

“The advanced technological progress in technical applications such as virtual reality,

esports, gaming, 5G technologies each provides a valuable case study of how the
integration of blockchain in these disruptive sectors affects businesses.”
NFTs, or non-fungible tokens, allow the creation of
unique digital property. Unlike conventional crypto
assets used as money, NFTs have an exceptional
value for a more “subjective” reason. An NFT is a
cryptographic digital property representing a song,
a collectible digital card, a piece of digital art, or a
sword to use in a game. For example, for the film
industry, this means tracking uploads or modifications
on the blockchain and identifying who is performing
an unauthorized distribution of the file. This can
be tracked “due to the cryptographic transaction
embedded into the metadata of a particular movie.”
Blockchain-based marketplaces make creating and
owning digital content possible. Consumers and
creators own and distribute their work without a third
party who charges for it, preserving the revenue of their
work entirely. Through smart contract automation that
validates data, transparent and immutable audit trails
are made from content views to royalty payments.
In the world of advertising, metrics speak a thousand
words. Blockchain stores information and records
transactions in real-time, so advertisers can keep track
of ad spending, allowing for more transparency than
current methods can reproduce.
Blockchain technology can help to prevent piracy by
protecting digital content ownership and streamlining
the copyright process.
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Education
Blockchain also alters the complex education industry,
showing diverse benefits for institutions, students,
and teachers. Currently, the education industry faces
problems ranging from issuing certificates to the
difficulty of verifying that the credentials and a person’s
identity are valid. These problems result in many
cases because individuals do not have a tool to store
information about their academic achievements from
Kindergarten to university and postgraduate.

The education industry uses blockchain for:

Storing and tracking educational Performing faculty identity

1 3
records and background information verification

Creating new educational pathways Giving the students control

2 4
and lowering educational costs of academic information
Blockchain allows us to store and collect
information about our educational background and
accomplishments and is an answer to introducing new
educational pathways that are less costly and involved.
For example, managing student fee payments or
securing academic certifications can be done through
a DID blockchain platform, streamlining processes in a
tamper-proof ecosystem while lowering administrative
expenses and costs for students.
Teachers, professors, and learners can also readily
explore new job opportunities, as blockchain makes it
simpler to get recertified or undergo an identity check.
Most notably, though, it can drastically improve the
process of taking attendance and tracking grades.
Even beyond the schools, employers can leverage the
same blockchain solutions to vet qualified candidates
and avoid diploma fraud, reducing potential costs in
the hiring process and preventing bad hires.

Schools can use blockchain to issue tamper-proof diplomas while streamlining the verification process
for education institutions, saving approximately USD 19,000 annually and saving time that equals close
to 36 weeks of work.

Could blockchain help create the improved governance
needed to reach the Sustainable Development Goals?
The Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) are global
goals that include ending poverty, protecting the
planet, empowering women and men, and eliminating
hunger by 2030, set up by the United Nations General
Assembly.
However, the challenge relies upon achieving
successful coordination, consensus, and collective
decision-making between global parties, local groups,
governments, aid agencies, and local authorities.
Blockchain technologies offer the opportunity to
build such a governance model....a common view of
information based on an agreed set of values, and
it can allow for self-executing activities based on
those values.”
For example, through governance models based on
DAOs, explored in section two of this document.
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Blockchain is a resilient technology that allows for
traceability for all parties involved, encouraging
accountability and transparency in the use of
resources. Smart contracts allow monitoring actions
accurately, verifying that actions are implemented, and
measuring their impact.
Blockchain also allows public budgets to be monitored
in real-time, preventing misuse of resources, fraud, and
corruption.
Through these uses, trust is built among participants,
strengthening commitments and agreements made,
as the implementation of the actions is carried out,
monitored and verified. It’s also a cost-effective
solution, as it promotes proper finance management,
accelerating and securing operations and transactions
while diminishing blockages in the transfer of value.

CONCLUSION
The growth or survival of your business will
be defined by a strong blockchain strategy
The value of blockchain is not only found in crypto asset
management or new ways of interacting with money, but
it’s changing many aspects of our daily lives.
The first step towards understanding blockchain is
to see it as a tool for change, applicable to multiple
purposes to improve the efficiency of processes
that empower people, industries, and businesses.”
Pablo Lipstein, Business Developer at Globant
Blockchain Studio
“Web 3.0 will include a blockchain-based layer where
users collectively manage and control their data, social
networks, search engines, and marketplaces. Data
ownership returns to the users as a decentralized way to
store and share information, opening the door to a new
digital decentralized realm.”
Globant’s Blockchain Studio leverages cross-industry
expertise and state-of-the-art blockchain technologies,
helping clients reinvent their businesses. We design
and build tailored decentralized and resilient solutions
that boost strategic business value, enabling efficiency,
immutability, and transparency.
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With a working knowledge of frameworks like Ethereum,
Cardano, Ripple, Polygon, EOS, Hyperledger, RSK,
Avalanche, and Algorand, our capabilities cover several
essential practices that can help businesses tap into the
CX benefits of blockchain. We focus on four main pillars:
Platforms Consulting and Development, Finance and
Decentralized Finance (DeFi), Asset Tokenization, and
Blockchain Deep Development.
Contact us to learn how our dedicated Blockchain
Studio can help your organization achieve its goals.
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The team THOUGHT LEADERS

that brought these insights together

We’d like to thank the following Globers for sharing their
insights and expertise

We’d also like to thank Matt Kendall from Cognitive Copy

Pablo Lipstein Agustin Ferrari Marcio Degiovannini Ailin Gonzalez Alan Verbner Avijeet Dutta

Fernando Cea Juan Bertiche Juliana Caccavo Nelly Ortiz Emiliano Horcada

EDITORS DESIGNERS DEVELOPERS SEO PROMOTION

Evan Wolff Matias Echeverria Julian Daniel Caso Yisell Buitrago Guillermo López
Georgina Portas Ruiz Carolina Martínez Mauro Carrera De Franceschi Andrea Otálora Matías Mosquera
Luciana Gutsztat Romina Gómez Segura Mario Balbas Felipe Martignone
Rebecca Reed Luciano Fantini Carmen Mostaza
Roberto Uribe
Leonardo Rodríguez
Sofía Langley
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