Choose how to start
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Start here
Discover what fits
Describe your problem in your own words, typed or spoken, and choose which of the matching use cases to look at.
You leave withA decision brief for your director. Add more use cases whenever you like.
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Your own AI
Take it to your own AI
The same interview, run inside your organisation’s own AI assistant. Download the framework as a pack and run it there, including from a meeting transcript.
You leave withA pack of files you can inspect before use, and a brief produced inside your own AI.
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Shortcut
Check one idea
If you already have a specific use in mind. Pick it and answer a short set of questions about it.
You leave withAn answer, which may be no, and a short brief.
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How it decides
- About youYour role and your organisation, so the questions fit your situation.
- Your problemsYou say what goes wrong, and the framework works out which use cases are worth a look.
- What might fitIt lists the use cases that match. You choose which ones to focus on.
- Is it a fitFor each one you chose, it asks whether blockchain is the right tool and whether your organisation is ready.
The answer can be yes; yes, with conditions; yes, once these change; or no. Once these change means something in your organisation has to change first, and the brief says what. No means a simpler tool does the job, and the brief says which kind. A no saves you a pilot that would not have worked.
Look around first
- Browse the use cases
Each use of blockchain the framework covers, in one sentence.
- Read the case studies
Who has tried what, and what came of it.
- Why blockchain, and when not
When it helps and when a shared spreadsheet does the job.
- Open tenders from NGOs
A free board, published with the Nordic Blockchain Association and run by the operator of this site. It lists tenders with the issuer's name left out.
- How it works
The path from your problem to a tender, and what makes this framework different.
- See a finished brief
One brief for each answer, written for a fictional organisation.