In the next three years 41% of technology companies’ managers will implement blockchain

KPMG, which is one of the four largest audit companies in the world, published the results of an interesting study about the attitude of managers to innovation in business.

It turned out that in the IT sector and related spheres, 41% of company managers stated that they would introduce blockchain into the operating activities of the business under their control over the next few years.
It should be noted that KPMG conducted its research in several countries, and the respondents were 740 people representing technology companies.

By the way, the fact that modern business is ready for everything new is supported by the results of other data, for example, according to the World Council on blockchain. According to the survey: 40% of respondents are also ready to implement blockchain in their companies, and according to the research of IT-company Globant 48% of top managers want to apply technological innovations in the near future.

As for KPMG study one important issue should be noted, that the surveyed top managers believe that improving business efficiency is the main benefit from the use of distributed registry technology. Companies intend to do business as efficiently as possible, so the question of how blockchain can assist to reduce operating costs and more profitably manage the cost calculation is extremely actual.