Organisational Technology (OrgTech) is an emerging blockchain sector that digitises the firm, unlocking exciting new capabilities for decentralised work, project management, governance, and financial management. “Blockchain-based "smart" contracts will eventually reinvent the firm.” — Naval Ravikant, AngelList Founder & Uber Investor The goal is ambitious: to become the digital substrate upon which organisations can operate entirely online. This is an industry in the making, which has remained unnamed until now. Check out my introductory thesis, OrgTech and the Networked Firm, for a more in-depth overview. Examples of OrgTech projects include: Aragon (One, DAC, Autark, Black), Blackbox, Bounties Network (ConsenSys), BridgeDAO, CoGov, Collective One, Colony, Common Interest, CONE (ConsenSys), Continuous Organizations (by Fairmint), Convergent, Cordite, Covee, CRE8, DAO Incubator, Daonuts, DAOstack, Decidim, Democracy Earth, district0x, ditCraft, dOrg, Edgeware (by Commonwealth Labs), eInc, Ellcrys, EthKan, Gitcoin (ConsenSys), Giveth, GovBlocks, Govurn, Greaterthan Cobudget, Jur, Kelsen (by 97), Kleros, Loomio, MeshHub (ConsenSys), Native, Oath Protocol, Open Collective, open source coin, Opolis, Otonomos, P2P Models, Pando Network, Prism Labs, Sobol (ConsenSys), SourceCred, Swae, Talao, Thetta, Tribute, Wetonomy, and xDAC.