Criteria for Implementing Blockchain — Points to Consider When Choosing a Company, as Explained by Engineers

2026-02-12 02:08:58

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With multiple public blockchains existing today, it is crucial for companies to carefully consider which options to choose when implementing systems. Understanding the technical challenges and solutions during the implementation phase is key to selecting the appropriate platform. Yuki Takahashi, a blockchain engineer at CAC Corporation, offers practical insights on this issue.

Criteria for Corporate Adoption from an Engineer’s Perspective

When companies consider adopting blockchain technology, they should not base their decision solely on hype or trends. A comprehensive evaluation of multiple technical factors—such as security, scalability, cost efficiency, and compatibility with existing systems—is necessary. Mr. Takahashi, drawing from his hands-on experience as an implementer, explains the characteristics of various platforms and the key points for implementation.

Details of the Interview Project and Distribution Information

“New Economy,” a media outlet specializing in blockchain, cryptocurrencies, and Web3 under Gentosha, organized this project. As part of their special Audible series, an interview with Mr. Takahashi was recorded on January 20, 2025. The interview was conducted by Shinya Otsuka from “New Economy,” and a detailed 70-minute discussion was held.

How to Access the Audio Content

The entire interview is available on Amazon Audible and can be listened to for free by monthly members. It covers criteria for platform selection, implementation challenges, and practical insights from engineers. Through CAC’s Yuki Takahashi’s explanation of blockchain adoption strategies for companies, both decision-makers and technical staff can find valuable information.

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