Key takeaway

As a decision maker, if you are willing to launch a blockchain project, the choice of the infrastructure has to be carefully examined. Of course, you can develop your own blockchain from scratch, but that would take much more time and many more resources than using an already existing infrastructure. Ethereum, Bitcoin, and other public blockchains are sometimes successful enough depending on your needs. But to unlock certain industrial issues encountered in the business world, you might consider using another solution. 

Between Corda, Quorum, Hyperledger, and Aergo, the choice is quite hard. They are all enterprise-ready and open source, supported by growing communities of developers and organizations. Each solution was created to build on-purpose permissioned blockchains as an alternative to slow and hard-to-scale public infrastructures. The few differences...