Michelle Leonor Moreno, Author at Beyond Borders

Michelle Leonor Moreno

Michelle Leonor Moreno Colloca is a senior specialist in the Information Technology department at the Inter-American Development Bank, where she is a member of the Business Partners for Sectors and innovation group. She has a degree in Computer Engineering from the Simon Bolivar University (Venezuela) and a masters in Engineering Management The George Washington University. Michelle’s main driver is to contribute with technology solutions that have a social impact for the underserved communities in Latin America and the Caribbean.

How blockchain can make trade safer

April 24, 2019 by Sandra Corcuera-Santamaria | Michelle Leonor Moreno | Leave a Comment

Blockchain can be used in small ways to have big impacts. Our work with four customs agencies is an example. First, some background on this technology before getting into the details. Blockchain can help us trust the information we are given. Knowing that the data is true and hasn’t been tampered with is a big deal in everything from food labels to financial … [Read more...] about How blockchain can make trade safer

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