Handbook of Green Computing and Blockchain Technologies e-bog
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This handbook provides a computational perspective on green computing and blockchain technologies. It presents not only how to identify challenges using a practical approach but also how to develop strategies for addressing industry challenges.Handbook of Green Computing and Blockchain Technologies takes a practical-oriented approach, including solved examples and highlights standardization, in...
E-bog
436,85 DKK
Forlag
CRC Press
Udgivet
26 december 2021
Længde
184 sider
Genrer
Industrial chemistry and manufacturing technologies
Sprog
English
Format
epub
Beskyttelse
LCP
ISBN
9781000515312
This handbook provides a computational perspective on green computing and blockchain technologies. It presents not only how to identify challenges using a practical approach but also how to develop strategies for addressing industry challenges.Handbook of Green Computing and Blockchain Technologies takes a practical-oriented approach, including solved examples and highlights standardization, industry bodies, and initiatives. Case studies provide a deeper understanding of blockchain and are related to real-time scenarios. The handbook analyzes current research and development in green computing and blockchain analytics, studies existing related standards and technologies, and provides results on implementation, challenges, and issues in today's society.FEATURESAnalyzes current research developments in green computing and blockchain analyticsProvides an analysis of implementation challenges and solutionsOffers innovations in the decentralization process for the application of blockchain in areas such as healthcare, government services, agriculture, supply chain, financial, ecommerce, and moreDiscusses the impact of this technology on people's lives, the way they work and learn, and highlights standardization, industry bodies, and initiativesThis handbook will benefit researchers, software developers, and undergraduate and postgraduate students in industrial systems, manufacturing, information technology, computer science, manufacturing, communications, and electrical engineering.