Blockchain and other emerging technologies have the potential to improve a wide range of existing business processes. For them to work, however, they will need to be able to rely on a wide range of high quality structured data, including XBRL documents prepared by companies.
The Panama Papers case presents a fascinating case study on the challenges facing anyone looking to collect or use large amounts of data.
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