Nairobi, Kenya

Explain blockchain, cryptocurrency and digital-asset concepts and their relevance to modern business. Identify business processes and operational areas where blockchain technology can provide practical value. Evaluate cryptocurrency, tokenization, smart contracts and Web3 business opportunities and risks. Assess blockchain projects and digital-asset initiatives from business, financial, operational and regulatory perspectives. Develop an informed approach to blockchain adoption, governance, risk management and digital transformation within an organization.

Participants will explore blockchain applications in finance, payments, supply chains, contracts, identity, asset management, customer services and digital transformation. The course also examines cryptocurrency and digital-asset opportunities, business risks, cybersecurity, compliance, governance and investment considerations, enabling participants to make informed decisions about blockchain adoption within their organizations.

Course objectives

  • Explain blockchain, cryptocurrency and digital-asset concepts and their relevance to modern business.
  • Develop an informed approach to blockchain adoption, governance, risk management and digital transformation within an organization.
  • Assess blockchain projects and digital-asset initiatives from business, financial, operational and regulatory perspectives.
  • Evaluate cryptocurrency, tokenization, smart contracts and Web3 business opportunities and risks.
  • Identify business processes and operational areas where blockchain technology can provide practical value.

Who should attend

Business executives, managers, directors, entrepreneurs, business owners, finance professionals, banking professionals, accountants, auditors, consultants, procurement and supply-chain professionals, project managers, government managers, ICT managers, digital-transformation professionals, investment professionals and other professionals seeking to understand the business impact of blockchain and cryptocurrency.

Course content

  • Module 1: Understanding Blockchain and Cryptocurrency from a Business Perspective Introduction to blockchain technology, evolution of blockchain and distributed ledger technology, blockchain versus traditional databases, centralized and decentralized bus
  • Module 2: Business Applications of Blockchain Technology Blockchain in banking and financial services, blockchain-based payments, cross-border transactions and remittances, blockchain in supply-chain management, procurement and logistics, product traceab
  • Module 3: Cryptocurrency, Digital Assets and Business Opportunities Understanding cryptocurrency, coins and tokens, digital assets and their business applications, cryptocurrency wallets and custody, cryptocurrency exchanges, stablecoins, utility and gov
  • Module 4: Smart Contracts, Web3 and New Business Models Understanding smart contracts, smart contracts versus traditional contracts, business applications of smart contracts, automated business processes, decentralized applications (DApps), introduction
  • Module 5: Blockchain Business Strategy and Digital Transformation Developing a blockchain business case, identifying organizational problems suitable for blockchain, assessing blockchain readiness, business process analysis, stakeholder identification, d
  • Module 6: Cryptocurrency and Blockchain Risk Management Cryptocurrency market risks, operational risks, technology risks, cybersecurity risks, smart-contract risks, wallet and custody risks, fraud and scams, phishing and social engineering, cryptocurrenc
  • Module 7: Regulation, Compliance and Governance Introduction to cryptocurrency regulation, digital-asset regulatory considerations, Know Your Customer (KYC), Anti-Money Laundering (AML), transaction monitoring, customer and investor protection, taxation
  • Module 8: Blockchain Investment, Business Evaluation and Future Trends Understanding blockchain projects and business models, evaluating cryptocurrency and digital-asset projects, assessing project teams and technology, understanding token economics, eva

General notes

  • This is a business-focused course and does not require programming experience. Participants do not need to purchase cryptocurrency to participate in practical activities. The course focuses on business applications, strategy, opportunities, risks, governance and informed decision-making, rather than speculative cryptocurrency trading or investment advice.

Frequently asked questions

This course provides a business-focused understanding of blockchain technology, cryptocurrency, digital assets and Web3. It focuses on how these technologies can create business opportunities, improve processes, support digital transformation and introduce new business models.
No. The course is primarily non-technical and business-oriented. Participants do not need programming, software development or advanced technical knowledge.
No. The course starts with the fundamentals and progressively introduces business applications, digital assets, smart contracts, Web3, risks, compliance and strategic adoption.
The course does not focus on speculative cryptocurrency trading. It focuses on understanding cryptocurrency as a technology and business ecosystem, including its opportunities, risks, applications and implications for organizations.
The course examines applications in banking and payments, supply chains, procurement, logistics, contracts, digital identity, healthcare, agriculture, insurance, land and property, government services, asset management and records management.
Potentially, yes. The course teaches participants how to identify business problems where blockchain may provide value, while also determining when a conventional database or other technology may be more appropriate.
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