The actual bit that catches the eye of enterprises seems to be solving one of these two problems: * reconciling all the data in one place * having a tamper-ev

The actual bit that catches the eye of enterprises seems to be solving one of these two problems: * reconciling all the data in one place * having a tamper-evident ledger of transactions The second just puts logs in a 1979-style Merkle tree, and the first is 100% getting organisations working together and doing the hard tech-debt slog of cleaning up your data and formats. If you have both problems, your problem is enough of a human/business mess that applying a blockchain won't fix any aspect, but may well make it worse. Occasionally "blockchain" will be useful as a buzzword to get funding.