/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>17214784

So, let me explain something to the newcomers of Unibright.

because of the EEA and its new taskforce, EMINENT, Unibright is tasked to set standards for ALL of EEAs enterprises which basically means every industry on the planet. What does that mean exactly? Well, for you biztards I will explain it in a way you will understand.

Lets start with Chainlink.
We all know that it is an essential middleware that connects Offchain data to onchain networks like Ethereum dapps via its oracle network. It does this through enterprise APIs. Without this connectivity crypto is limited to trading coins betting on highs and lows while making internet friends along the way...with no real world use case.

But, think about it for one second...
Even though Ethereum and Chainlink make it possible for real world business to take advantage and flourish using blockchain networks there still a barrier of how exactly these business would create and use Smartcontracts. Can we really expect all these business to hire teams of solidity smartcontract devs to create and cater to their business practices and then teach their emplyees how to use this new software? The cost of something like that could be upwards of 500k yearly.

In comes Unibright
This is why Unibright was tasked to create STANDARDS across the board. They offer a simple drag and drop software to create smartcontracts that integrate with their existing ERP and SAP systems. UBT IS the BRIDGE to the Blockchain. Without them mass adoption can take another 10 years. but know that every SAP company will be offering blockchain as a service within the next 1 to 2 years. Guess who they will be using and is already integrated with SAP Enterprise (over 450k partners)

I leave you with this.

Eth - Smartcontracts
LINK - Data (Oracle network, connectivity through APIs)
UBT - Integration (bridging enterprises to blockchain through ERPs and SAPs)
I haven't even discussed UBTs 360 platform. but thats for another thread.

>>17094949

https://www.forbes.com/sites/biserdimitrov/2020/02/03/how-is-strong-enterprise-interest-in-2020-pushing-blockchain-technology-further/#3f48f690139d