James Kyd

James is an innovation architect. He has spent fifteen years as a management consultant and has extensive experience advising to public and private enterprises on the role of emerging technology and the application of innovation. This includes leadership positions building and operating corporate innovation labs, and growing technology consulting practices in large consultancy firms. He has a broad and detailed knowledge of blockchain - including knowledge of key players, research, and trends. He has run numerous workshops, spoken at formal events, and led smart contract and identity management projects on the blockchain through his consulting firm. More broadly, James works closely with the Melbourne startup ecosystem, providing strategy and research advice to key ecosystem players, and leads the Melbourne chapter of the Founders Institute. He speaks on corporate and startup collaboration, is a judge for the AIIA Innovation awards, and advocates research for rare genetic disease.

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1003, 2017

Bitcoin a Port in the Storm

|10 Mar 2017|News|

Monetary policy is a more general instrument, rather than a specific tool. It is conducted in an environment of uncertainty where policy decisions are taken based on theory. In this sense, it is an experiment. Perhaps this would be of less concern to many of us if theories and policies that seemed effective in the past worked today. However, it seems that despite the significant effort of established institutions to stabilise the global economy post the 2008 global financial crisis, the tools that have been used in the past by developed economies have not had their anticipated affect - or at the very least recovery has been slow and it has been seen as necessary to use unconventional monetary policy tools including quantitative easing (QE).

2002, 2017

Bitcoin invoicing for international trade

|20 Feb 2017|News|

Notwithstanding legal and regulatory issues - that would require further consideration outside the scope of this discussion - it is plausible that Bitcoin the system could be used by domestic firms in emerging economies to make payment on international supplier invoices - i.e payment on imports denominated in an international currency.

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