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Topic: [2018-04-09] Proxeus, IBM Register A Business On Blockchain In ‘Record Setting’ (Read 114 times)
April 22, 2018, 08:24:19 PM
April 09, 2018, 01:02:32 PM
Proxeus, IBM Register A Business On Blockchain In ‘Record Setting’ Time
Blockchain workflow engine and generator Proxeus and technology company IBM Switzerland have shown how to register a Swiss startup entirely on Blockchain in a “fraction” of the time traditionally required as part of their entry in the digitalSwitzerland challenge, Proxeus told Cointelegraph.
Proxeus, described as the “WordPress for Blockchain,” raised $25 mln in two days during their mid-February Initial Coin Offering (ICO) for their XES token. The company aims to make Blockchain technology accessible to the public, as users without any programming knowledge can use drag-and-drop tools to create their own Blockchain applications.
IBM also recently released a beta version of a “cheaper” Blockchain starter plan for small businesses.
The idea for Blockchain company registration came after Switzerland was ranked 54th and 56th respectively for the time and number of steps to start a business in a World Economic Forum (WEF) ranking of 138 countries, due to an excess in both the number of players involved and the physical paperwork required.
https://cointelegraph.com/news/proxeus-ibm-register-a-business-on-blockchain-in-record-setting-time
What stops a government in adapting bitcoin and blockchain besides other firms in the same country do adapt the same for their business wellness?
Blockchain workflow engine and generator Proxeus and technology company IBM Switzerland have shown how to register a Swiss startup entirely on Blockchain in a “fraction” of the time traditionally required as part of their entry in the digitalSwitzerland challenge, Proxeus told Cointelegraph.
Proxeus, described as the “WordPress for Blockchain,” raised $25 mln in two days during their mid-February Initial Coin Offering (ICO) for their XES token. The company aims to make Blockchain technology accessible to the public, as users without any programming knowledge can use drag-and-drop tools to create their own Blockchain applications.
IBM also recently released a beta version of a “cheaper” Blockchain starter plan for small businesses.
The idea for Blockchain company registration came after Switzerland was ranked 54th and 56th respectively for the time and number of steps to start a business in a World Economic Forum (WEF) ranking of 138 countries, due to an excess in both the number of players involved and the physical paperwork required.
https://cointelegraph.com/news/proxeus-ibm-register-a-business-on-blockchain-in-record-setting-time
What stops a government in adapting bitcoin and blockchain besides other firms in the same country do adapt the same for their business wellness?
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