Topic: [ANN] dutyof.care [VDOC] [ICO] - A better way to make vulnerable people safer (Read 207 times)

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Sure thing - thanks for your interest and questions.

The beta software is in use now, every day, by more than 10 real companies - sports clubs, churches, disability services groups, performing arts and . They are using it to monitor the accreditations of their staff, and we've been getting feedback from them about priority features and any teething problems (one of our clients had a staff member with 7 names! We needed to update our name matching algorithm to deal with that edge case). Because it's a system that relies on real-world data, it can only be tested with real-world people (no test data, unfortunately). We've built a large database of real accreditations for automated testing, but there's always new things we find through the beta.

Last week we announced (https://medium.com/@dutyof.care/queensland-tasmania-and-national-health-practitioners-join-the-dutyof-care-platform-c6e48a81d869) that we've released automated capabilities to cover hundreds of thousands more people and accreditations. That includes all Doctors, Nurses, Physiotherapists, etc across Australia, as well as some region specific ones. We're on track to have automated everything we can in the next few months, in Australia, and we'll then start the global capability rollout.

We're aiming to launch the public beta in the next 1-2 months, and enable 'billing' (revenue) not long after. Our product positioning is anchored around two themes - "Proactive Prevention" and "Permanent Proof". Essentially, Automation + Blockchain, to cut costs and dramatically improve compliance and safety.

Watch this space regarding some pretty exciting announcements - we're in negotiations with a group of early-adopter 'anchor tenants', across some very large sporting organisations, humanitarian groups, schools and universities. Because those are all in commercial negotiations, we can't reveal the details just yet, but they are household names.

Lastly, our go-to-market strategy includes making dutyof.care available in 'headless' mode ("API Only"), basically for organisations to use it, embedded into their existing enterprise systems (CRMs, HR tools, etc). We don't want to force our clients to 'use a new tool' if we can integrate seamlessly into their existing systems. So, we're also in discussions with software vendors and solution integrators to 'plug in' dutyof.care into their platforms, all of which will lead to accelerating the take-up of the solution in the market.

Happy to answer any other questions that I can - AMA!

- Luke Benson, dutyof.care Product Lead

#buyvdoc | www.buyvdoc.com

Project looks good. Can you give us an update on its development and a roadmap for this project?

Thanks - very much appreciated!

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Thanks for your question.

dutyof.care is a cloud hosted platform ("oracle" component) that enables companies to manage the mandatory accreditations that are required in different locations in order to be permitted to work with vulnerable people - children, people with disabilities and the elderly. Our system automatically verifies those checks (and re-checks) for companies and stores the results of that verification 'event' in a smart contract. This provides companies with a permanent proof of compliance and also enables organisations to connect to each other to share their data (privately and securely, without breaking any privacy rules relating to sharing 'credentials').

The link to the "platform white paper" includes a large amount of information about the problem space and opportunity for the solution in the market.

The product has been designed and implemented (private beta underway with a number of companies) by Blue Bike Holdings, which is a 'spin off' of Blue Bike Solutions, a technology consulting firm providing strategic expertise into the community services sector. Blue Bike have been in operation since 2009 and have many household names as clients.

On a personal note, my name is Luke, I'm the product lead for dutyof.care and one of the people who came up with the idea for this solution as a result of my own personal experiences.

In Australia, these laws and regulations are becoming extremely strict - companies are now assumed to be 'guilty until proven innocent' if somebody in their care is abused or harmed, company directors can be jailed for failing to protect people from harm, etc. We anticipate that the regulatory burden will increase globally over the next 5-10 years.

There are a number of planned revenue streams for the product, but initially, for the MVP being released to the public in Q2, 2018, will will charge a 'per verification' transaction fee. We intend to make the platform free for small non-profit organisations.

We are currently finalising commercials a major new Business Intelligence provider out of the US. Our website will be updated in the coming days with more details.

As an organisation who work actively in the community to deliver benefit to people who need help the most, we are determined to be very transparent and open through this Token Launch process. Our team has decades of experience in these sectors (health, community, aged care, etc) at senior levels of business and government which you will see on our LinkedIn profiles (see 'team' page).

Thanks for your questions. Here's a link to an article online, covering our "soft launch" announcement last year.
https://www.freedom2live.com.au/new-duty-of-care-online-platform/#.WnupMJNubBI

Explain more. What proactive approach you'll use? And, who are you? As in team, their background, etc. Your thread basically only emphasizing on token sale, not your project