(ANSA) – ROME, 09 NOV – Low level of knowledge, little corporate culture, doubts regarding privacy and regulation, rigidity of adaptation. This is the picture on the blockchain that emerges from the EY-Qiibee Blockchain Survey, a survey conducted on more than 100 C-levels of companies and public administrations, to evaluate the perception of managers regarding the main technologies and, in particular, the blockchain . On a scale of 0 to 100, top managers rate their knowledge of blockchain at 48. According to the study, presented at the EY Blockchain Summit, the best known technologies are artificial intelligence, 5G and IoT, which however they still remain at an intermediate value (respectively 53, 52 and 51 out of 100). Definitely more unknown, however, are virtual and augmented reality (34 out of 100) and quantum computing (29 out of 100). Hence the need to invest in spreading greater knowledge of these solutions and making skill-ups for their employees. However, the blockchain is among the three technologies considered to have the highest impact on the business by those who know it: 57% would like to implement it in the company, while 89% of those planning the implementation of new technological solutions also invest in training tools, to support of the necessary skills. Doubts and obstacles to the adoption of this technology are privacy and security, but also the rigidity of adaptation, interoperability, the lack of culture and knowledge of this solution and the still unclear and precise regulation. (HANDLE).
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