
EC-CouncilBlockchain Business Leader Certification
Domain 9Objective 4
Blockchain Roadmap and Organizational Alignment BBLC Practice Questions (Page 6)
Part of the Advanced Concepts and Enterprise Blockchain Strategy domain, which makes up ~13% of our current practice bank.
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A financial services firm is developing a blockchain roadmap for cross-border payments. The legal team has identified that different countries have varying data protection and financial regulations. How should the firm integrate these compliance requirements into the roadmap?
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An international trade finance company is planning a blockchain platform for letter-of-credit processing. The business development team expects faster transaction times, the IT team is concerned about integration with legacy systems, and the legal team requires compliance with trade finance regulations. What is the best way to align these stakeholders on the project's goals?
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A healthcare consortium is building a blockchain for patient data sharing. The consortium includes hospitals from multiple countries with different privacy laws. The project is at risk because some members are reluctant to share data. What should the roadmap include to address this challenge?
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A retail consortium is planning to implement a blockchain-based loyalty program across multiple member stores. The project sponsor wants to see clear checkpoints to measure progress and ensure stakeholder buy-in at each stage. Which roadmap element is most important to include?
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What does an organizational readiness assessment primarily evaluate?
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