3 Use Cases for Distributed Ledger Technology in Data Management
Blockchain, Distributed Ledger Technology, or Crypto-Secure Database technology provide the ingredients for digital trust within data records. Let’s explore 3 use cases.
Blockchain, Distributed Ledger Technology, or Crypto-Secure Database technology provide the ingredients for digital trust within data records. Let’s explore 3 use cases.
From enterprise security to government-issued IDs to school diplomas, the advent of blockchain technology has renewed our hope in secure and collaborative identity management.
IdeaBlock solves the systemic problems associated with traditional forms of IP protection by leveraging blockchain technology, including Fluree, to prove an inventor was first to have an idea — instantly and forever
Blockchain Technology enables end-to-end component lifecycle visibility, trusted data exchange across internal and external MRO (Maintenance, Repair, and Overhaul) stakeholders, and unified operational efficiency across the MRO Value Chain. This results in decreased risk, decreased turn around time, and cost savings for the entire industry.
Application developers today are shifting their attention to microservice architecture — the development, integration, and deployment of small, function-specific services to achieve application goals — and for good reason. As business and technological growth inevitably yields diverse, complex, and time-sensitive software needs, agility and distribution of work are among the top desired characteristics for software solutions. Instead of building …
Current Supply Chains don’t operate at the cadence of business. Blockchain could change that.
Any company looking to learn more about blockchain technology will quickly find that there are different network deployments — Permissioned (where the network is closed to invite-only nodes) and Permissionless (where the network access and participation are publicly available). Which network type makes sense for your use case?
Blockchain implementation can bring an unprecedented level of trust to the data enterprises use on a daily basis — immutability provides integrity (both in its technical and primary definition).
From better risk visibility & faster claims processing to collectively fighting fraud, blockchain can provide comprehensive benefits across the insurance value chain.