Considering shifts in business models and collaborative advantages
Today I sit down with Jonas Sveistrup Søgaard. We talk about a business transaction; as it is today, as it is on Blockchain and why we may start to see more Blockchain use cases emerge. He also shares concepts and reasons related to shifts in business models and explains differences between AI and blockchain adoption cycles.
Jonas Sveistrup Søgaard is an expert in blockchain technology and innovation and works as Technology Director at Devoteam. His focus spans a range of technologies, including blockchain, IoT, and GenAI, with a specific emphasis on applications in the public sector, industrial processing, and banking compliance.
As part of an industrial PhD program, Jonas collaborated with organizations like Erhvervsstyrelsen, CBS, and Deloitte to research the impact of blockchain technology on market practices, particularly in the areas of domestic and cross-border transactions. This work involved benchmarking and simulating trade finance applications across multiple blockchain platforms. With his extensive background spanning technology, policy, and real-world implementations, Jonas offers a unique perspective on the evolving landscape of blockchain and related innovations.
Related links or mentioned in this podcast
Cost of Trust (RMIT, Paper)
Unlocking Privacy on Ethereum with Paul Brody(podcast)
Evaluating trust infrastructure of emergent technologies (LinkedIn post)
AI’s impact of Business Models: A New Paradigm for Organizations (LinkedIn post)
00:60 How I met Jonas Sveistrup Søgaar
03:40 Jonas shares his study and career journey
08:00 Blockchain, a coordination mechanism
13:00 Green Act of Europe and the Digital product passport
16:15 Shift in business models, Scope 1, 2, 3
19:00 Collaborative advantage, co-innovation risk and adoption chain risk
24:33 Trust, transparency and traceability
28:56 Skills, the job market and adoption cycles
33:55 Ecosystems thinking, shares an example
36:00 Discussing de-dollarisation
This episode was,
Edited by Preneil Pillay
Hosted by Prichelle Rugdeo
Original music and sound mastering by Jakob Ranum, Studio25
Produced by Prichelle Rugdeo and Preneil Pillay