Digital Identity, Blockchain & Authentication
In a digital economy driven by mobility, peer to peer interactions, rapidly changing end user requirements, where trust must be established,
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El Cafecito
Did you know that US Consumers spend $48B dollars on coffee per year and specialty coffee represent $26B or 55% of the market. This presents an opportunity to improve the market by simplifying the acquisition and distribution process from grower to roaster utilizing IoT and Blockchain technology, lowering distribution cost, increasing coffee selection and providing an innovation platform for roasters to experiment and create new products based on trusting the source and suppl
The use of high assurance authentication to access Permissible Blockchain Networks
The underlying value of the blockchain is it ability to deliver a secure and transparent distributed ledger, where transactions are immutabl
Stranger Danger - “Using Distributed Ledgers to Define Trust for Conversational Bots”
Trust = “firm belief in the reliability, truth, ability, or strength of someone or something”[1] Hypothesis: Is it possible to develop a model that provides users with the ability evaluate and trust a conversational smart bot before engaging with them? Can Distributed Ledger technology be utilized to develop a data driven trust model that[MQ1] is rooted in the amount of transactions that the bot has completed? To start, let’s clarify some of the terminology in this document
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