Blockchain and Emerging Technologies Course

Name: Blockchain and Emerging Technologies Foundation Course
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Compare blockchain, AI, IoT, extended reality, cloud-edge systems, and automation through practical capability, risk, and adoption tools.

Blockchain and Emerging Technologies Course

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Duration: 1 Week
Format: Classroom
Cities: Nice, Lisbon, Istanbul, Singapore, Trabzon, Paris and more
Next session: 19 – 23 October 2026, Nice
Average fee: 5,800 €

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Overview

Blockchain and Emerging Technologies Foundation Course is a one-week course for business and technology professionals, transformation teams, analysts, project managers, risk functions, and decision-makers who leave with an Emerging Technology Portfolio Pack. Participants compare blockchain, artificial intelligence, Internet of Things, extended reality, cloud-edge systems, and automation through capability, use-case, integration, risk, and governance lenses. The course turns technology labels into comparable adoption decisions. Agile Leaders Training Center develops blockchain and emerging technology evaluation practice.

Who Should Attend

Business functions responsible for identifying technology-enabled service and operating opportunities
Transformation functions responsible for digital priorities and adoption roadmaps
Technology functions responsible for architecture, integration, security, and platforms
Project and portfolio functions responsible for use cases, investment, and delivery choices
Risk and governance functions responsible for ethics, privacy, cybersecurity, and oversight

The course assumes participants already evaluate business or technology proposals; it leaves out software development, specialist engineering, and platform certification.

Departments and Industries

The course supports departments and industries that evaluate emerging technologies for products, services, operations, or public value.

Finance, retail, ecommerce, professional services, and digital platforms
Manufacturing, logistics, energy, facilities, and industrial operations
Healthcare, education, public administration, and social services
Technology suppliers, consultancies, system integrators, and research functions
Strategy, innovation, enterprise architecture, risk, and investment governance

Learning Objectives

By the end of this course, participants will be able to:

Compare blockchain, AI, IoT, extended reality, and automation capabilities.
Analyze business problems and select suitable technology patterns.
Build data, integration, infrastructure, and operating-model views.
Evaluate ethics, privacy, cybersecurity, reliability, and adoption risks.
Prioritize technology initiatives using value, maturity, and readiness evidence.
Build an Emerging Technology Portfolio Pack.

Course Agenda

Day 1: Map the Emerging Technology Landscape

Emerging Technology Capability Taxonomy
Business Problem and Technology Fit Canvas
Technology Maturity and Adoption Curve
Value, Feasibility, and Risk Screening Matrix
Emerging Technology Stakeholder Map

Day 2: Compare Blockchain and AI

NIST IR 8202 Blockchain Capability Map
Distributed Trust and Shared-Record Use-Case Grid
NIST AI RMF 1.0 Govern-Map-Measure-Manage View
Prediction, Generation, and Decision Automation Matrix
Blockchain and AI Combination Pattern

Day 3: Connect IoT, Cloud-Edge, and Immersive Systems

IoT Device, Data, and Service Architecture
Cloud and Edge Workload Placement Matrix
Extended Reality Interaction and Content Model
Automation and Human-in-the-Loop Workflow
Cross-Technology Data and Interface Map

Day 4: Govern Integration and Risk

Technology Ethics and Stakeholder-Impact Assessment
Privacy, Cybersecurity, and Identity Control Map
Reliability, Safety, and Dependency Risk Register
Vendor, Skills, and Operating-Model Readiness Scorecard
OECD Anticipatory Governance Practice Map

Day 5: Practice Technology Portfolio Decisions

Exercise: Match a Business Problem to a Technology Pattern
Exercise: Compare Blockchain and AI Use Cases
Exercise: Diagnose an IoT and Cloud-Edge Integration Risk
Exercise: Prioritize an Emerging Technology Portfolio
Capstone: Emerging Technology Portfolio Pack

Practical Exercises

The course uses suggested activities based on financial services, manufacturing, logistics, healthcare, education, and public-service cases.

Suggested activity: classify a technology proposal by capability, problem fit, maturity, and dependencies.
Suggested activity: compare a shared-ledger pattern with an AI-enabled decision pattern.
Suggested activity: trace data across devices, edge processing, cloud services, and user interaction.
Suggested activity: defend a portfolio roadmap using value, risk, maturity, and readiness evidence.

FAQs

Who suits blockchain and emerging technologies training, and what does it assume?

Business, transformation, technology, project, portfolio, risk, and governance functions suit the training. It assumes regular evaluation of business or technology proposals and requires no coding background.

How does emerging technology training differ from a blockchain fundamentals course?

Emerging technology training compares blockchain with AI, IoT, extended reality, cloud-edge systems, and automation, while a blockchain fundamentals course concentrates on distributed-ledger mechanics and cryptocurrency operations.

How should organizations compare emerging technologies?

Organizations should compare technologies by problem fit, capability, data needs, integration, maturity, value, risk, skills, operating model, and implementation readiness.

When should blockchain be combined with AI or IoT?

Blockchain may complement AI or IoT when parties need shared records, traceability, or coordinated rules alongside sensor data or automated decisions, provided the added complexity is justified.

How are emerging technology risks governed?

Emerging technology risks are governed through defined owners, impact assessment, privacy and security controls, testing, monitoring, stakeholder engagement, portfolio reviews, and readiness gates.

Conclusion

Participants take back an Emerging Technology Portfolio Pack containing capability maps, fit tests, architecture views, integration patterns, risk registers, readiness scorecards, and an adoption roadmap. It changes disconnected technology ideas into comparable portfolio decisions. The pack supports disciplined selection, governed experimentation, and traceable investment choices.

credits: 5 credit per day

Course Mode: full-time

Provider: Agile Leaders Training Center

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Blockchain and Emerging Technologies Course