Assignment 1: Pitch Blockchain to your CEO

Baseline Protocol Course
#104

Hi John,

I am interested in Cryptocurrencies and Blockchain for an year and I came into realization now that we can use blockchain for our business and make some money of it!

First I will briefly describes you in what is blockchain good in general and then I will elaborate on that in terms of our business. Blockchain can give advatanges in following areas:

  • Efficiency and speed

  • Reduced costs

  • Traceability

  • Transparency

  • Security

I would like to focus on the first three points – efficiency and speed, reduced costs and traceability.

We are a huge corporation which is heavily dependent on logistic processes. We are doing business with multiple partners overboard and sometimes the critical communication is really slow. Also some of our processes demand a lot of administration and paperwork. Which makes this even harder.

Imagine if there was some system running on blockchain integrated with our ERP system, where we and our partners could store all the data needed for the trade in real-time and all parts could have a quick access to these data. There would be no communication barriers. We could just quickly take the information and make or adjust our plans upon it. This would dramatically improve our planning processes, it would make it quick and accurate. Also we wouldn‘t need so many papers during the shipment. This all could be in a blockchain. It can save a lot of time and money spent on administration and paperwork. This all makes all logistic processes faster, cheaper, more efficient and more accurate. This could really make a lot of money and also make all happy!

It can help us also in terms of traceability. We could exactly know where the product from our supplier is coming from, what is his batch, his composition, his errors and much more. We can trust this information stored in blockchain, because it is verified across members of blockchain network. We can provide this information also to our customers through the blockchain. And if we will find out that something is wrong with the product, with help of blockchain we can exactly trace the current state and owner of product so we can notify him.

Those are the crucial points for our processes to become faster, more accurate and cheaper! If you wish we can discuss this and also we can find more usages as well. I will leave you here some links where I found a lot of useful information. Watch the youtube video with TradeLens (1st link). Let me know what you think about all of this!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0O2E9bCpKDk&feature=emb_logo&ab_channel=TradeLens

https://www.ibm.com/blogs/blockchain/2018/02/top-five-blockchain-benefits-transforming-your-industry/

https://www.ibm.com/cz-en/blockchain/industries/supply-chain

https://academy.binance.com/en/articles/blockchain-use-cases-supply-chain

Take care,
Tomas

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#105

To CEO:

I realize that companies like ours may be hesitant to introduce blockchain to their operations. We may think that we risk leaking sensitive data, require sophisticated setup, and require joining a common network, to even yield the first meaningful results.

However, Baseline Protocol is a way that can help us realize the benefits of blockchain (distributed ledger technology DLT). What is Baseline Protocol? It is an open-source initiative aimed at the synchronization of private business processes, like document exchange, via a public blockchain. It leverages cryptography techniques like zero-knowledge proofs and signatures, peer-to-peer messaging protocols, and the blockchain to achieve its goals.

Cost of using non-blockchain to communicate with our partners:

Using a centralized system leads to one of the parties “ruling” over the others and having unfair access to all the data. We only get the data our partners decide to share.

Developing a custom solution for each party of the exchange and connect them together is costly to develop and will be difficult to scale when needing to accommodate new players.

The usage of an access restricted enterprise blockchain network doesn’t meet the highest standards for security, privacy, and performance.

So, what to do:

The Baseline protocol uses an always-on public blockchain network (currently Ethereum main net) to keep the parties synchronized and following the rules.

Through the use of cryptography, the sensitive data never leaves your internal storage place, while both sides are guaranteed to follow the rules through the use of zero-knowledge proofs. The data exchange only happens in an encrypted peer-to-peer manner on a need-to-know basis. This way, The Baseline Protocol allows you to have the security of your data while still being sure that all the parties involved in the process are always in sync.

Reference:

https://limechain.tech/blog/the-baseline-protocol-explained/

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#106

I have been searching different industries and business models, there are 2 different mindset to start with and create a pitch:

  1. What problem am I going to solve with using blockchain
  2. What sort of values am I bringing to the company

In most cases creating market is important and most of companies are looking for ways to explore markets that is out of their reach or creating a more robust solution to their current services.

For a house rental platform, blockchain can be beneficiary in many terms, first of all it makes the process more smooth and data to be managed more properly.
People can’t over crowd the platform with similar cases.
it makes the whole market place more transparent.
The growth opportunities are higher when using blockchain

#107

Pitch Blockchain to your CEO - Assignment 1.

Date:28/01/2021

From: Madingo

To: Ceo

MEMO

Ref: Bockchain Blockchain Blockchain

During the past three consecutive meetings, you’ve expressed your frustration with regards to the company’s processing system of its goods and services and how that is affecting the company’s bottom line. I totally agreed with you and we need drastic changes to the system as doing nothing to solve the problem is unfair to the shareholders.

I have been doing some researches and studies for quite sometime and I think I have the magic bullet that will put an end to all your worries with regard to the above problems mentioned during the meetings.

You may or may not have heard about Blockchain of which I am an avid enthusiast. I think. this technology has the capability to solve the problems we are facing. Blockchain, in a nutshell, serves as a decentralised, shared database that cannot be controlled by any single entity and has no single point of failure. Every entry is given a time-stamp and a unique cryptographic signature. We can use the Baseline Protocol techniques for synchronizing multiple independent databases and enterprise backend system like ERM / CRM Systems using the Ethereum Mainnet as an immutable common frame of reference. Chainlink will provide a decentralised method of retrieving and validating external data - both guaranteeing its accuracy and delivering it on-chain or into backend systems. For example, it is possible to enforce the consistency and sequencing of a series of Purchase Orders (POs) between the company and its buyers without leaking any information to unauthorised parties which has always being a major problem for the company.

There can be a cryptographic proof on the blockchain that everyone has the same data. This enable less of a need to hand reconcile records, since this will be shared knowledge that all counter party records are consistent, reducing the disputes significantly closed to zero.

Baseline Protocol avoids any confidential data being held on a public Blockchain while still offering authenticity guarantees on-chain proofs. The counter party will be able to create an accurate tamperproof, and standardize method of pulling data from multiple data sources.

Baseline techniques and Chainlink together, can eliminate duplication, reduce overheads from disputes and counter party risks while allowing systems to maintain their existing database framework. Integration to the company’s systems will be quite smooth and straight forward.

The solutions mentioned above provides workload consolidation that will help the company control cost by improving overall performance, availability, flexibility and energy efficiency, and above all, a better management of the growth complexities and risks the company is facing.
Please have a read on the following link.
https://www.ibm.com/blockchain/use-cases/success-stories/

Thank you and looking forward to further discussions. “Time is of the essence”

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#108

Dear Mr. CEO,

As the world and the industry is going to a major transformation, I can ensure you that blockchain will most certainly be part of our daily lives. That is why I think that the company should take this opportunity in the upcoming trend and secure its competitive edge in that new and ever – changing era.

I wish to focus and explain the most important and basic points on why adopting blockchain will give us an advantage:

  1. Privacy: it’s a decentralized database and we don’t need 3rd party provider for the infrastructure and management of the system.
  2. Permission: Every data will be securely stored on the blockchain with access granted only to predefined people with permission to do so.
  3. Performance: because it’s decentralized and peer-to-peer, which means it’s not allocated somewhere and it’s life 24/7.

Last but not least, blockchain allows tokenization of assets and access to DeFi – which is cheaper than IPO and allows a fundraise and raise of capital. Some of the advantages of tokens are:
-Governance
-Fund raising
-Smart Contracts etc.

I hope you’ll consider my preposal.

With best regards,
Jan

#109

Dear CEO,

You may have heard about Blockchain technology and be wondering whether the technology has any potential to improve our company or if it is just hype.

Blockchain technology is now over 10 years old and is starting to experience significant growth as the use cases become clear and Enterprise begin to understand the potential benefits.

Some important use cases for blockchain include:

  • making secure and private transactions to third parties for example suppliers and clients, without intermediaries
  • storing an immutable chain of these transactions securely. Since there is a tamper-proof record of transactions, these can always be verified and eliminate the need for trust.
  • Tokenisation of assets and use of smart contracts to improve profitability and streamline business processes.

As you know, the systems used by an Enterprise have the potential to put the company at a competitive advantage, provided the systems are implemented effectively and meet the criteria for Privacy, Permission and Performance. By implementing blockchain systems and doing so ahead of our competition, we have an opportunity to increase the potential success of our business.

I would love to talk to you in more detail and provide you with concrete case studies that demonstrate the possibilities in implementing blockchain and assure you that it is not just hype!

Kind regards,
Jazmin

#110

Hello, here is my approach to this question :

Date: 18th Feb 2020
To: CEO
From: Antoine, Business Analyst.
Subject: Blockchain use case

Imagine a world where a common network exists, that connects every IT system in every company in the world. What would it look like ?

1 - Our company wants to order a machine from our supplier : we enter the purchase order in our ERP, with all the details

2 - Our ERP connects to this common network, translating the data into a common language and writing all the details into an immutable and easily traceable manner.

3 - Our supplier, that uses another ERP, is permanently reading this network : when our inquiry is made, he is notified and his ERP system automatically translate this order into his system language and start the order process.

4 - At every point of his process, information is written into this network and we are notified of changes.

5 - We receive the machine, notify the network and pay for it through this network.

Every action, every important information, every transaction is automatically written into this network in a common language. Surely, there is many privacy features that allow us to publicly show only what we want and communicate privately with our clients and suppliers. Many features will allow us to create apps on this network so it fits perfectly our needs.

This is what Baseline protocol is about, and Unibright can helps us to integrate it in our company.

#111

CASE: pitching Blockchain to the CEO of a company producing digital weighing & labelling equipment mainly for the Food Sector

Dear CEO,

we have had several internal meetings on how to help one of our customers PDO Jabugo (1) during the manufacturing and labelling process. Decreasing sales volumes has put PDO Jabugo in a difficult situation, facing specific threats by the meat industry started at the “mad cow disease BSE” as well as increasing public uncertainty regarding the origin, race, or proper feeding of the livestock.

Mass consumers who in the past barely asked for any info and relayed only on their own experience, now request detailed information about the race purity, feeding of the pigs and the live conditions, as well as a specific certification that assure the mentioned above and justifies the high price.

Basically, before BSE in the late 90´s consumers had no arguments agains meat products. During next years, the general meat consumption decreased dramatically (2) + (3), recovering years later far less than volumes pre-BSE. This issue together with an increasing conscience about healthy food and more accurate information about the foods origin is a challenge we at “company XY”can take and win for PDO Jabugo integrating blockchain into our digital management systems !

All our weighing and labelling units are already connected through W-Lan organized as Master-Slave units within the different machine types, and all Masters connected to a central PC. We’re already experts in collecting data from the process and printing it on a label, the next step is organizing a new segment of the information in a way which is transparent for all participants.

Transparency, this is the key for those wealthy customers who honor valuable, true information.

Which is this new information segment? In the process of cured ham different actors are involved: the breeders of the pig race Iberian pig, the holders of vast extensions of meadows with acorn, the processing industry, and the certified bodies which assure every single step according to the rules of the head organization ASICI (4). If we implement this data into a permissioned blockchain, and integrate it as additional fields on the labels, we will increase added value enhancing consumers confidence in the quantity and quality of information they get, transparency again!

Far more, once this project is finished and running at the customer, we have a scalable SW solution ready to be sold and installed with minimal adaptations with lots more customers at the food sector. A profitable project that will bring us back to the launching pad!

  1. PDO Jabugo: Association of producers of cured “ibérico” ham based in Huelva, Spain https://dopjabugo.es/en/dop-jabugo/
  2. https://www.iberico.com/uploads/documentos/CONSUMO%20HOGARES%20SEPT%202011.pdf
  3. https://www.consumer.es/seguridad-alimentaria/la-crisis-de-las-vacas-locas-sacude-las-exportaciones-de-vacuno.html
  4. https://www.iberico.com
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#112

Hi Mr CEO,

Blockchain technology offers businesses a way for transparent dealings.
Lets break it into two parts, public blockchain and private blockchain
For Public blockchain:

What if we could do business in a way where we could trust each other with no risk that we may be cheated. We do not need Bankers Guarantee from the bank ( of which we need to pay a sum of money for it ) In a blockchain dealing, we can ascertain whether they indeed can carry out the business dealing( As in whether they have money in their account) with our company, We do not need to worry about writing off bad debts, and vice versa.

We could see all parties involved in making the decisions , Who have seen the contract, who have approved it , how long has it been since the contract is put up, etc. This offers a transparent business dealing process, and these are stored in the blockchain should we need to know the details.

All transactions are thus audit-less. You do not need to engage auditors from EY every year to do auditing which is complicated and tedious and actually alterable. Blockchain txn lists shows all the past transaction there was, unalterable data base. How much time and money would that save us ? I think a lot.

Contracts will be honored not because people do not change their mind halfway, but rather they cannot change their mind halfway. Imagine we bought a million vaccine from this company A, and after they signed the contract with us. Another company offered triple the price to get the million vaccine, well, in a normal situation, they could say to us, You see , your million vaccine was actually in the midst of production and will be available only 3 months later. Then they ship the shipment to the highest bidder. In blockchain supply chain, it is not possible to go back on your word. It is transparent! You sign it, you send it. ( Even if someone else offers you ( 100 times the price than I did) Else pay the penalty stated in the contract, like pay us back 3 times the price I paid for it. In that case, Ok we still made money if we do not receive the goods.

The risk of not taking the blockchain technology seriously at this junction may be detrimental to the company, because there will be early adopters of this technology. With first mover advantage, they will reap the benefits earlier and get Tremendous results faster. Imagine what it would mean if our fiercest competitor adopt this and we watch them do so because we thought this is a hype technology. It could be the difference between Blockbuster and Netflix , which I hope I am in “Netflix” company today.

As for Private blockchain
Well, we do not want everything public on the blockchain
We need to be able customize the settings, we don’t want our business details to be seen by everyone. That can actually be done!
We do not need to dismantle our current SAP system and everything, we could integrate the selected information onto blockchain.
Shall we ? :blush:

#113

Blockchain, sometimes referred to as Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT), makes the history of any digital asset unalterable and transparent through the use of decentralization and cryptographic hashing.
A simple analogy for understanding the advantage of using blockchain technology is a Google Doc.
When we create a document and share it with a group of people, the document is distributed instead of copied or transferred. This creates a decentralized distribution chain that gives everyone access to the document at the same time. No one is locked out awaiting changes from another party, while all modifications to the doc are being recorded in real-time, making changes completely transparent.
Blockchain is an especially promising and revolutionary technology because it helps reduce risk, stamps out fraud and brings transparency in a scaleable way for myriad uses.

#114

Dear respectable CEO,

  1. Do you want to save a lot of money and time!

  2. Do you want to secure yourself future, your family future, your company and your business future!

  3. Do you want to develop your business and activities?

  4. Do you want your company to continue and not to disappear!

Contact please with me.

I can connect you with the right people!

Kind regards M.f.G. مع أطيب التحيات Saygılarımla

Murad AWAD

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#115

The Blockchain-Technology gets increasingly adopted within traditional industries. The most recent developments see major usecases in the following sectors:

  • Finance/Insurance
  • Logistics
  • Retailing
  • Gaming
  • Chain of custody

There are a lot of applications under development (DAPPs) especially for the following purposes:

  • tokenization of assets
  • storage of date

Companies have to communicate with those DAPPs by providing interfaces (oracles) from their private blockchains. Private blockchains are customized to solve: privacy, perfomance and permission requirements that can not be provided by public blockchains.

#116

Attention Director of Innovation:
I am writing you today to bring your attention to the possibilities of both increasing the efficiency and therefor potential gains for our company. These possibilities revolve around the blockchain technology. As you may know our supply chain takes up a lot of resources for our company. This comes in the way of tracking, maintaining records, and back tracing. Currently product tracing can take us sometimes over a week to be able to get the proper information from our suppliers backtracking every step of the way. In terms of faulty products this takes that product out of our lineup until the situation is resolved, for safety reasons of course.
Every hour let alone day’s our products are not “on the shelf” as you well know costs us millions of dollars every year. I believe blockchain technology can help us reduce that margin by a significant amount.
Without getting into to much of the intricacies of the technology right now, blockchain technology will allow us much greater traceability through an online ledger in which products can be traced to the supplier changing the inquiry time from possibly days, where its at now, to minutes if not seconds. Doing this all while keeping the privacy and reliability we require to conduct business.
With partners like IBM Food Trust Solutions utilizing the blockchain they have created a product that the Walmart chain is implementing to track leafy green produce in response to E. coli breakouts. This has been proven to reduce traceability efforts to the supplier from an average of 7 days down to around 2.2 seconds. If you would like to read more you can check out these links by Forbes and Hyperledger as listed below.
https://www.forbes.com/sites/biserdimitrov/2019/12/05/how-walmart-and-others-are-riding-a-blockchain-wave-to-supply-chain-paradise/?sh=cd5cec677918
https://www.hyperledger.org/learn/publications/walmart-case-study
As you well know in all supply industries time is money, and the amount of time that can potentially be saved will no doubt be reflected in the profit margins of the company. I urge you to talk a further look into the technology and please feel free to contact me with any questions and concerns you have. I can dive much further into the intricate workings of the technology in a formal meeting.

Thanks for your time.
Sincerely,
Luke

#117

Proposal statement: To increase the efficiency of the business while securing our data in a tamper proof and permissioned manner by incorporating blockchain technology into our existing business model.

Summary: Blockchain technology is revolutionizing the way we conduct business whether we like it or not. In the late 90s, businesses were reluctant to use the internet for their business out of fear that their information would not be secure. Once the technology became proven and the internet became more mainstream, companies jumped on board and adapted as the technology advanced. We now find ourselves in a similar situation but the technology that companies will come to rely on is blockchain.

Blockchain allows data to be stored in a tamper-proof manner with the information being transparent to all permissioned parties by using Zero Knowledge Proofs. This will eliminate any confusion when it comes to agreements made between departments or business partners as well as increase the efficiency of settling any disputes.

Blockchain technology also increases the efficiency of the supply chain. Once a shipment has passed inspection and is received by a party, all info is entered in the blockchain and payment is released automatically eliminating the need for invoicing and billing through the use of smart contracts. Blockchain is also being used to quickly update food safety information which has dramatically decreased the time it takes to track down where a food borne illness may have originated. Here are some other benefits of blockchain in the supply chain:

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The last benefit of incorporating blockchain technology with our current business model that I’ll be discussing today is Tokenizing our assets. As you can see in the last step of the image above, it mentions earning points with the loyalty program. Something we thrive on! These points can be taken one step further by providing the ability to issue tokens that work on tokenized assets.

Conclusion: We find ourselves at the dawn of a new technology that can eliminate corruption, confusion, and the need to trust another party. New applications for blockchain are being developed each day and to embrace and develop this new technology is to be on the forefront of the next technological revolution.

#118

Dear CEO,

The integration of blockchain technology would hugely benefit our operations. Integrating our IT systems with existing blockchain(s) will improve our overal efficiency and performance. It’s decentralized nature and absence of middle men and smart contracts can automate many systems, eliminating human error and greatly improving it’s tracebility/provenance during the entire process, from supply chain management to property management and all agreements/contracts involved.

though the blockchain is an open ledger transparrent to everyone. The baseline protocol also offers more private features for eliments we like to keep under the radar for our competitors. it would give us more sovereinty regarding permission to acces company data.

#119

Note: Letter or email would be formatted in appropriate medium as applicable to the
situation/company. I will only include basic formatting of the body of the message for this
assignment purpose. Also, I get it…it’s lengthy - with more time and finesse I will decrease length.

Body of Letter to CEO

Blockchain technology paves the way for reduced operating costs, positively impacting our bottom
line for all stakeholders while adding tremendous value for customers from the brokerage to the
individual policy holder.

Business transactions take place every second of every day - orders, payments, account tracking,
contracts and much more. Often, each participant has his or her own ledger or tracking system -
which could ultimately be a version of the truth that differs from other participants. These multiple
ledgers can be a recipe for error, fraud and inefficiency. Because members on a blockchain share a
common view of the truth, it’s now possible to see all details of a transaction end-to-end, reducing
those vulnerabilities.

Ordinary transactions are complex. Participants with separate ledgers increase possibility of human
error or fraud, reliance on intermediaries for validation creates inefficiencies and processes can
become paper-laden, resulting in frequent delays and potential losses for all stakeholders.

Blockchain reduces complexity:
There is a single, shared, tamper-evident ledger - once recorded, transactions cannot be
altered. All parties must give consensus before a new transaction is added to the network.
Paper processes are reduced or eliminated, speeding up transaction times and increasing
efficiencies.

Building a blockchain:
As each transaction occurs, it’s put into a block. Each block is connected to the one before
and after it. Transactions are linked together, creating an irreversible chain: a blockchain.

Blockchain benefits are critical to enterprises:
• It’s distributed. Blockchain works as a shared system of record among participants on a
business network, eliminating the need to reconcile disparate ledgers.
• It’s permissioned. Each member of the network has access rights so that confidential
information is shared on a need-to-know basis.
• It’s secure. Consensus is required from all network members, and all validated transactions
are permanently recorded. No one, not even a system administrator, can delete a
transaction.

Blockchain is creating extraordinary opportunities for businesses to come together in new ways:
• Creating new value - exploit new business models and eliminate inefficiencies.
• Optimize ecosystems - streamline business processes and the exchange of value along your
ecosystem.
• Reduce risk - replace uncertainty with transparency through a trusted decentralized ledger.

Summary:
Blockchain can help enterprises across many industries free up capital, lower transaction
cost, speed processes and provide security and trust – all true and applicable to the insurance
industry.

Additional Information:

Transforming insurance management with blockchain addresses many of the challenges we
currently face with measurable results including significantly decreased operating costs.

Particular challenges our industry faces include:

Complex risk coverage - Employees, policy holders, adjusters or agents who can’t view
policy information usually need human help. This elevates the chance of errors, delays
claims resolution and increases costs. The challenge escalates with complex insurance
programs or managing policies in multiple countries, involving strict legal and regulatory
adherence.

A potential solution includes converting policies into “smart contracts” giving a
single, consolidated view of policy data and documentation in real time. The solution
allows visibility into coverage and premium payments, delivering automated
notifications to network participants following payment events.

Subrogation - Claims subrogation requires significant involvement from insurers and thirdparty companies. Manual multi-step, multi-company reviews can be costly and timeconsuming, typically resulting in an incomplete view of untrusted data.

A transparent blockchain solution allowing multiple companies to collaboratively
assemble relevant records can streamline claims recovery. Its shared ledger
capabilities can help insurers agree on claims, build trust that evidence is being
shared and improve the overall customer experience.

Group Benefits - Organizations offering group benefits often rely on a complex network of
administrators, providers, employees and others. Different versions of the same data require
consolidation to ensure eligibility and access to benefits.

Blockchain can be the vital link across a vast ecosystem of third-party administrators
and service provider networks. Its shared ledger transparency can help employers
reduce errors resulting in improved claims processing, better provider management
and lower operational expense.

Reinsurance - Major claim events like hurricanes or other natural disasters require multiple
insurers to share risk for effective operations and business viability. For reinsurers working
together, shared visibility into operational data is crucial.

Blockchain helps ensure contract certainty and improve risk-handling capabilities —
from managing contracts among reinsurers to maintaining shared accounts and
managing claims payments. With transparency across the reinsurance value chain,
blockchain can eliminate the need for participating companies to regularly reconcile
their reinsurance accounts.

Incorporating blockchain into our business model establishes our company as an elite front-runner
in the industry. Digital Insurance Agenda has highlighted several businesses offering innovative
insurance products thanks to blockchain technology. Among these are:

Bdeo - transforming the claim customer journey through remote assessment
Offering a safe and simple experience to the insured who needs not physically be
involved in any claim expert visits.

wakam - creator of insurance solutions for B2B partners
On track for their platform to onboard partners and create their products in less than a
day - allowing brokers, insurance distributors and start-ups to easily and quickly
produce their own bespoke insurance product in the form of an API (Application
Programming Interface), in complete autonomy in just a few hours.

WESMARTi - B2B2C many-to-many model
Offers an open, flexible, blockchain-based cloud platform, using smart contracts to
ensure efficiency, transparency and reduction of operational losses.
Their insurance ecosystem involves the interaction of various stakeholders
such as Insurance Companies, Reinsurers, Distributors and Brokers in a
virtuous many-to-many model. The players interact within the insurance
landscape using new distribution channels, such as instant insurance and
parametric policies. The process is digital, fast, reliable, with clear pricing
and totally transparent.

Sources/Additional Reading:

https://academy.ivanontech.com/blog/what-is-the-blockchain
Please try to be forgiving with grammatical or context challenges – English is often a second
language (at best) for the some of the team at Ivan on Tech.

https://www.blockchain-council.org/blockchain/how-blockchain-smart-contracts-save-time-andmoney/

https://b3i.tech/news-reader/eurapco-and-b3i-launch-unity-the-first-global-risk-transfer-operationalsolution-developed-on-blockchain-infrastructure.html

https://b3i.tech/files/B3i_Content/PDF/Brochure/B3i-Reinsurance-Solution-v2-0.pdf

https://next.digitalinsuranceagenda.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/03/The-DIA-Top-100-
TheInsurtechs-to-Watch-in-2021.pdf

35 Blockchain Companies Paving the Way for the Future
https://builtin.com/blockchain/blockchain-companies-roundup

30 Blockchain Application and Real-World Use Cases Disrupting the Status Quo
https://builtin.com/blockchain/blockchain-applications

https://www.ibm.com/downloads/cas/K54GJQJY

https://www.ibm.com/downloads/cas/OMJRXZAL

Bitcoin White Paper https://bitcoin.org/bitcoin.pdf

#120

Attn: Mr Mike Jones

Hi Mike

In light of the ever increasing competition within our market, I’d like to put forward for discusson the opportunities offered by the emergence of blockchain technologies.

In particlular, benefits specific to logistics include enhanced traceability and security, safer and more transparent transactions, less manual work and no delays in paperwork; as noted in this Altexsoft article https://www.altexsoft.com/blog/blockchain-supply-chain/ The article also details how some major companies are already using bloackchain technology to gain unrivaled traceability within food supply chains; which are not disimliar to our supply chains.

Additionally, blockchain technology brings significant cost savings due to streamlined automation as reported by Walmart Canada in this article https://paymentsnext.com/walmart-canada-finds-big-savings-in-blockchain-automation/

As the above examples detail, many companies are now implementing blockchain technologies and enjoying a competitive advantage over their competitors in their specific market, and I feel our company could also benefit from this technology.

Looking forward to discussing this in more detail at your convenience.

Regards
Colin

#122

Dear Mr. CEO,

It’s time to get up to speed - because our company needs to get on board this game changing technology called Blockchain. According to Report Linker the global blockchain market is expected to increase by 80% between 2018-2023 from $1.2 billion to $23.3 billion.

Lets have a meeting so I can tell you how blockchain will be able to save the company money and time and how we can increase our revenue by using this new technology.

Kind Regards,
Worker Bee

#123

Greetings, I’d like to briefly discuss about the future of the company and how it could easily get a better market positioning. Does blockchain sound familiar to you? It is a decentralized database that could allow us as a company to get an edge in the market and crush our competitors. Lots of large companies have started to transition to this type of database due to its advantages. (https://101blockchains.com/companies-using-blockchain-technology/)

Some of them are:
-privacy
-process automatization
-high availability
-security
-accurate tracking of transactions and supply processes
-flexible setup
-easier data analysis

This are a few perks of implementing blockchain into our business, which could take us to the next level.

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#124

Dear DOI , Lately I have been exposed to a new type of cooporating & monitoring system which is built
on blockchain technology.
We are a gaming tech company which employes varies of units which mostly do not share the
same type of expertise , but do have to cooporate with each other.
In most cases , these cooporations fail , or take longer because of unmutual langauge & inefficient ways to communicate.
The time and resources which are invested in order to form cooporation are ineffiecient use of our resources.
Unibright framework , and the Baseline protocol - provides us an effective solution for the cooporation of diffrent units inside the company
and even cooporation between another companies which doesnt share our own IT system.

The Unibright framework provides an easy way to track and monitor processes which depends on different parties , while permissioning each party or worker involved in certain processes to view specific parts of the process which leads to a convinient privacy managment.
Thus , workers wouldnt be bothered by unnecessary information plus communicate & navigate through the process in an easy way - which will lead to rise in their productivity.
The framework of Unibright is a user-friendly framework which everyone can use and doesnt require the hire of specialists or middleman in order to make a smart contract or draw a supply-chain process diagram , and the lack of need of those mentioned above would save money & time for the company.
Unibright & the Baseline procotol basically offers anything blockchain technology could offer but with the benefits of permissioned transparency in order to keep the privacy while cooporating.

If I have triggered your curiosity , I would like to run over the closer-resulotion details about this framework including how it works , all type of features they offer , and show you how to work with it practically.