Topic: [2018-01-25] Jetcoin Becomes a Member of the Enterprise Ethereum Alliance (Read 145 times)
September 03, 2018, 05:51:01 AM
What does that mean? Has it pivoted? Or still the same business model??
January 25, 2018, 02:00:33 PM
Bitcoin Garden: Jetcoin Institute Becomes a Member of the Prestigious Enterprise Ethereum Alliance
https://bitcoingarden.org/jetcoin-institute-becomes-member-prestigious-enterprise-ethereum-alliance/
The blockchain-powered sports and entertainment platform, Jetcoin Institute, became a member of the prestigious Enterprise Ethereum Alliance, a non-profit alliance of some of the biggest global businesses that aim to use the Ethereum technology to run smart contracts at Fortune 500 companies.
Jetcoin Institute has now joined the Enterprise Ethereum Alliance, an organisation that incorporates the revolutionary blockchain technology into the everyday workings of some of the biggest businesses in the world today. Among the current 216 members of the alliance are big names like Accenture, Cisco, Credit Suisse, Deloitte, Infosys, Intel, ING, COSS, JP Morgan, Microsoft and UBS. All these companies have pledged to use Ethereum blockchain technology to automate complex physical and financial supply procedures that involve multiple parties....
https://bitcoingarden.org/jetcoin-institute-becomes-member-prestigious-enterprise-ethereum-alliance/
The blockchain-powered sports and entertainment platform, Jetcoin Institute, became a member of the prestigious Enterprise Ethereum Alliance, a non-profit alliance of some of the biggest global businesses that aim to use the Ethereum technology to run smart contracts at Fortune 500 companies.
Jetcoin Institute has now joined the Enterprise Ethereum Alliance, an organisation that incorporates the revolutionary blockchain technology into the everyday workings of some of the biggest businesses in the world today. Among the current 216 members of the alliance are big names like Accenture, Cisco, Credit Suisse, Deloitte, Infosys, Intel, ING, COSS, JP Morgan, Microsoft and UBS. All these companies have pledged to use Ethereum blockchain technology to automate complex physical and financial supply procedures that involve multiple parties....
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