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Trust is the most important in gredient in successful blockchain implementa-
tions. That may seem ironic for a technolog y designed to be “trustless,” but bring-
ing together an ecosystem to realize a shared goal with rules all parties can agree
to and abide by is no easy feat. Yet it’s essential if blockchain is to deliver on its
immense promise. +
Chuck Marx
[email protected]
is a senior advisor and retired
partner who led the aerospace
and defense practice for PwC
US. He has advised Fortune 500
companies for more than 30 years,
specializing in the deployment of
value-based management and
MRO and supply chain systems.
Rachel Parker Sealy
[email protected]
advises clients in the industrial
products industry on technology
for PwC US, with a particular
focus on the applicability of
blockchain. Based in St. Louis,
she is a principal with PwC US.
Scott Thompson
[email protected]
leads the aerospace and defense
practice for PwC US. Based in
Washington, D.C., he is a partner
with PwC US.
PwC France partner Matthieu
Lemasson and PwC China
and Hong Kong partner Andrew
Watkins also contributed to
this article.