Comparison of Public and Private Blockchain Models PPT


This PPT slide, part of the 87-slide Digital Transformation: Blockchain Technology PowerPoint presentation, presents a comparative analysis of public and private blockchains, highlighting their distinct characteristics and operational frameworks. Public blockchains are defined as networks accessible to anyone, allowing participants to read or write data, provided they have the necessary software. Bitcoin is cited as a prominent example of this type. The visual representation emphasizes inclusivity, indicating that "anyone can participate," which underscores the decentralized nature of public blockchains.

In contrast, private blockchains operate within a more restricted environment. Participation is limited to pre-approved individuals or organizations, which can include employees of a company or members of a specific industry. This model prioritizes security and control, as only designated participants can update the ledger. The slide notes that while private blockchains may restrict access, they can still facilitate consumer engagement, suggesting a dual focus on internal efficiency and external usability.

The slide also addresses the inherent trust issues in public blockchains, which necessitate mechanisms to resolve disputes among participants. It mentions the process of "mining" as a method used in Bitcoin to maintain data integrity, highlighting the complexities involved in ensuring reliability in a decentralized system.

Lastly, the slide points out the potential for companies to leverage blockchain technology, indicating opportunities for integration with existing systems while enhancing functionality. This insight could be particularly valuable for organizations considering blockchain adoption, as it suggests a pathway to innovate while maintaining operational coherence.



This slide is part of the Digital Transformation: Blockchain Technology PowerPoint presentation.

This presentation is created by former McKinsey, BCG, Deloitte, EY, and Capgemini consultants based on the Blockchain thought leadership global consulting firms.

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