universidades-corporativas e biblioteca

 GESTÃO ABA TRABALHE CONOSCO - BANCO DE TALENTOS - ESG 

10.000 ADESÃO

CURSOS E E-BOOKS  PROPRIOS - MKT PESSSOAL - ALUNOS BUSCANDO LISTAS DIRETORIO - BANCO DE TALENTOS - HOME PAGE - BIBIIOTECA OPEN LIBRARY - NETWORKING

TEAconf (Triple Entry Accounting Conference): A conferência oficial global dedicada à padronização e ao desenvolvimento desse ecossistema. A comunidade atua ativamente no fomento das primeiras ferramentas de piloto corporativas prontas para o mercado (enterprise-ready TEA tools).

https://www.teaconf.org/teatalks

SÃ

https://www.youtube.com/@TEAconf  https://www.teaconf.org/  https://www.teaconf.org/discover/overvie

https://www.mdpi.com/1911-8074/16/11/478

books

The right blockchain book depends entirely on whether you are looking for a non-technical introduction, a deep business strategy dive, or hands-on developer code.
Here is a curated list of the best books on blockchain technology, categorized by your learning goals: [1, 2]

Best for Beginners (Non-Technical)

Blockchain Basics: A Non-Technical Introduction in 25 Steps by Daniel Drescher
  • The Approach: Highly recommended as the best entry point for total beginners. It breaks down complex topics like hashing and cryptography into 25 logical, bite-sized steps.
  • Key Specs: No coding or math experience required. It bridges the gap between oversimplified summaries and heavy developer text.
The Basics of Bitcoins and Blockchains by Antony Lewis
  • The Approach: A clear, digestible guide detailing the mechanics of distributed ledgers, why they exist, and how they secure data.
  • Key Specs: Exceptional for understanding the foundational cross-section of finance and technology. [1, 3, 4, 5]

Best for Business & Economic Strategy

Blockchain Revolution by Don Tapscott and Alex Tapscott
  • The Approach: A macro-economic look at how ledger technology reshapes industries, from finance and healthcare to global supply chains and voting.
  • Key Specs: Focuses purely on enterprise impact, real-world case studies, and institutional disruption rather than code.
Web3: Charting the Internet's Next Economic and Cultural Frontier by Alex Tapscott
  • The Approach: A great follow-up read detailing the evolution from the shared ledger into the "Read-Write-Own" web, touching on DAOs, NFTs, and digital identity.

Best for Developers & Technical Deep Dives

Mastering Blockchain by Imran Bashir
  • The Approach: An advanced architectural guide covering cryptography, smart contracts, decentralized applications (DApps), and alternative enterprise frameworks like Hyperledger and Corda.
  • Key Specs: Best for technical professionals wanting a 360-degree technical framework view.
Mastering Bitcoin by Andreas M. Antonopoulos
  • The Approach: The definitive developer manual for understanding how peer-to-peer open blockchains operate under the hood.
  • Key Specs: Requires programming knowledge; excellent if you intend to write protocol software or engineer crypto applications. [6, 7]
To help point you to the perfect read, tell me:
  • What is your current technical experience? (Total beginner, business manager, or programmer?)
  • Are you more interested in the economic theory behind it, or learning how to build software?




Here are notable books and resources on blockchain technology in accounting, financial reporting, and triple-entry bookkeeping:
Top Books on Accounting & Blockchain
  • The Definitive Guide to Blockchain for Accounting and Business: Understanding the Revolutionary Technology (2020) — By Professor Saurav K. Dutta. An in-depth look at how distributed ledgers impact corporate governance, business operations, and traditional accounting workflows. [1, 2]
  • Blockchain, Artificial Intelligence, and Financial Services: Applications for Finance and Accounting Professionals (2nd Edition, 2024) — Published by Springer. Explores the intersection of blockchain, AI, cryptoassets, and regulatory shifts in modern finance. [1, 2]
  • Accounting for the Future: Understanding Cryptocurrency and Blockchain in Financial Reporting — A practical guide covering crypto valuation methods, taxation, auditing practices, and decentralized finance (DeFi) impact. [1]
  • An Accountant's Guide to Cryptocurrency and Blockchain (2021) — By Stephen M. Yoss (CCH CPELink). A foundational continuing-education overview designed for CPAs and financial professionals getting started with crypto and distributed ledgers. [1]
  • Blockchain: For Finance & Accounting: The Comprehensive Guide — Focuses on real-world case studies, cross-border trades, and transitioning accounting and auditing teams into a blockchain-driven environment. [1]
Core Concepts Covered in These Texts
  • Triple-Entry Bookkeeping: Moving past traditional single- and double-entry systems by adding a cryptographic, shared ledger entry that acts as a synchronized verification layer for all stakeholders (accountants, auditors, regulators, and clients). [1, 2]
  • Smart Contracts & Real-Time Reporting: Using automated code to trigger revenue recognition, supply chain tracking, and continuous auditing as transactions occur. [1, 2]
  • Blockchain-to-Books Reconciliation: Frameworks that bridge raw blockchain transaction evidence with traditional Accounting Information Systems (AIS) for financial statement preparation. [1]


Assinar: Postagens (Atom)