Blockchain technology promises programmable transactions without the intervention of a trusted third party. The disruptive potential of such innovation calls for a public strategy that combines regulation and support for innovation... without delay.

Some see it as a disruptive innovation that heralds "the entry into an era of efficiency and shared trust", others as a technology reserved for geeks that could feed the next speculative bubble. One thing is certain, the blockchain is now on the agenda of all decision-makers. Because this digital technology, which allows data to be transmitted in a decentralized, secure, transparent and uninterrupted manner, can virtually revolutionize entire sectors of the "old economy", starting with logistics. Some even think it could "uberize Uber"!