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Smart Contracts and Blockchain

Jones Day Presents: Smart Contracts and Blockchain

February 19, 2019 Jones Day Publications

In the sixth in a series of 12 Jones Day Presents: Blockchain videos, partner Mark Rasmussen discusses smart contracts, which execute automatically upon the occurrence of an event, and describes the use of the technology in service contract agreements, the Internet of Things (IoT), and its applicability to blockchains. 

Watch other videos in our Jones Day Presents: Blockchain series.

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