Topic: [ANN] FACTOM - Introducing Honesty to Record-Keeping - page 168. (Read 2115898 times)
Time for the price to recover back to at least 0.0033. Exactly as I predicted. Making money on Factom is a real pleasure.
New article by Tiana on Wanxiang + Factom:
http://internetofthingsagenda.techtarget.com/blog/IoT-Agenda/Blockchain-Backbone-for-todays-business-tomorrows-world
http://internetofthingsagenda.techtarget.com/blog/IoT-Agenda/Blockchain-Backbone-for-todays-business-tomorrows-world
So Factom receives grant and price falls? Interesting ...
any idea how much the grant is worth?
The price of all altcoins is down today due to a sudden rise of BTC's value in USD. I think the market has not yet responded to the news as it has not been confirmed by Factom yet
Any devs care to explain? 
I thought it was said the devs (and others) dont much talk to us minions.
Any devs care to explain?
Lol suddenly it gets removed someone dont want the price to increase
Any other sources to verify it from? Are those news fake?
No other sources as far as I know. This is the link to the cached page that still works for me:
http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://coinjournal.net/blockchain-startup-receives-grant-gates-foundation-medical-records-project/
Thanks for this.. I couldn't find the cached versions...
I like this part, which means it will probably show on the blog soon:
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a spokesperson for Factom told CoinJournal.
Me too. it seems like an exclusive message from Factom for Coinjournal (and maybe some others), but they published it too early by accident I think. The market will probably respond as soon as Factom itself confirms the news.
Probably it was published too early It is weird that CoinJournal publishes it earlier than Factom itself on their blog. This was the complete text from Google Cache:
Factom Receives Grant From Gates Foundation For Medical Records Project
Factom Inc., a company that provides businesses and governments with blockchain solutions to manage and store their data, has received a grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to build a medical records system for the organization.
The technology will provide identity management and improve healthcare information management. The globally distributed records will be accessible anywhere and by any authorized person with biometric verification.
The solution will be targeted at developing nations where medical records are historically documented on paper and stored by clinics, posing a problem when people move or if a region is destabilized. It will provide medical professionals and clinics with “the tools they need to treat disease and coordinate care in the ever-shifting environment of the developing world,” the company said.
“The Gates Foundation can use this technology to improve delivery of vaccines, HIV relief efforts, and other diseases by having a tool that is border-less and can follow the patient throughout their life regardless of where they end up in the world,” a spokesperson for Factom told CoinJournal.
“The foundation already supports many of these efforts but Factom’s technology can help them manage it better by putting control of patient information into the hands of patients and their providers of care.”
For instance, with the use of a smartphone, a medical professional would be able to look up the vaccination record for a baby born in a remote area and make sure they receive the correct vaccinations or an HIV-infected person would be able to access their viral load measurement results.
Factom has already been involved in a healthcare-related project, having partnered with HealthNautica, a medical records and services solutions provider, in April 2015 on a similar project. The collaboration aimed at using Factom’s immutable ledger to verify and time-stamp medical records and claims. The purpose was to achieve efficiency in claims processing, ensure the integrity of medical records, while still maintaining patient privacy.
Another blockchain startup that has recently set sights on the healthcare industry is Gem, which announced in July Gem Health, a network for developing applications and shared infrastructure for healthcare powered by the Ethereum blockchain. The Philips Blockchain Lab, a research and development center of healthcare giant Philips, was the first major provider to join the Gem Health network.
This is the second grant Factom has received this year. In June, the company was awarded US$199,000 by the US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Science and Technology Directorate (S&T) to advance the security of digital identity for Internet-of-Things devices.
Factom raised US$4.2 million in a Series A funding round in October. The round, led by Tim Draper of Draper Associates, included participation from Fenbushi Corporation from China, Plug and Play, BnkToTheFuture, Propertyinfo Corporation, Star Vista Capital, LLC, CashBUS, as well as angel investors Kevin Spiers and Darla Spiers, Hillary Ryan, Leon Fu, among others.
Factom Receives Grant From Gates Foundation For Medical Records Project
Factom Inc., a company that provides businesses and governments with blockchain solutions to manage and store their data, has received a grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to build a medical records system for the organization.
The technology will provide identity management and improve healthcare information management. The globally distributed records will be accessible anywhere and by any authorized person with biometric verification.
The solution will be targeted at developing nations where medical records are historically documented on paper and stored by clinics, posing a problem when people move or if a region is destabilized. It will provide medical professionals and clinics with “the tools they need to treat disease and coordinate care in the ever-shifting environment of the developing world,” the company said.
“The Gates Foundation can use this technology to improve delivery of vaccines, HIV relief efforts, and other diseases by having a tool that is border-less and can follow the patient throughout their life regardless of where they end up in the world,” a spokesperson for Factom told CoinJournal.
“The foundation already supports many of these efforts but Factom’s technology can help them manage it better by putting control of patient information into the hands of patients and their providers of care.”
For instance, with the use of a smartphone, a medical professional would be able to look up the vaccination record for a baby born in a remote area and make sure they receive the correct vaccinations or an HIV-infected person would be able to access their viral load measurement results.
Factom has already been involved in a healthcare-related project, having partnered with HealthNautica, a medical records and services solutions provider, in April 2015 on a similar project. The collaboration aimed at using Factom’s immutable ledger to verify and time-stamp medical records and claims. The purpose was to achieve efficiency in claims processing, ensure the integrity of medical records, while still maintaining patient privacy.
Another blockchain startup that has recently set sights on the healthcare industry is Gem, which announced in July Gem Health, a network for developing applications and shared infrastructure for healthcare powered by the Ethereum blockchain. The Philips Blockchain Lab, a research and development center of healthcare giant Philips, was the first major provider to join the Gem Health network.
This is the second grant Factom has received this year. In June, the company was awarded US$199,000 by the US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Science and Technology Directorate (S&T) to advance the security of digital identity for Internet-of-Things devices.
Factom raised US$4.2 million in a Series A funding round in October. The round, led by Tim Draper of Draper Associates, included participation from Fenbushi Corporation from China, Plug and Play, BnkToTheFuture, Propertyinfo Corporation, Star Vista Capital, LLC, CashBUS, as well as angel investors Kevin Spiers and Darla Spiers, Hillary Ryan, Leon Fu, among others.
The same thing occurred with the Draper news, it seems someone keeps leaking press releases before the company wants that information released and it gets 404d. Its likely we see an official release from Factom at some point.
Lol suddenly it gets removed someone dont want the price to increase
Any other sources to verify it from? Are those news fake?
No other sources as far as I know. This is the link to the cached page that still works for me:
http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://coinjournal.net/blockchain-startup-receives-grant-gates-foundation-medical-records-project/
Thanks for this.. I couldn't find the cached versions...
I like this part, which means it will probably show on the blog soon:
Quote
a spokesperson for Factom told CoinJournal.
Lol suddenly it gets removed someone dont want the price to increase
Any other sources to verify it from? Are those news fake?
No other sources as far as I know. This is the link to the cached page that still works for me:
http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:http://coinjournal.net/blockchain-startup-receives-grant-gates-foundation-medical-records-project/
Lol suddenly it gets removed someone dont want the price to increase
Any other sources to verify it from? Are those news fake?
Lol suddenly it gets removed someone dont want the price to increase
Probably it was published too early It is weird that CoinJournal publishes it earlier than Factom itself on their blog. This was the complete text from Google Cache:
Factom Receives Grant From Gates Foundation For Medical Records Project
Factom Inc., a company that provides businesses and governments with blockchain solutions to manage and store their data, has received a grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to build a medical records system for the organization.
The technology will provide identity management and improve healthcare information management. The globally distributed records will be accessible anywhere and by any authorized person with biometric verification.
The solution will be targeted at developing nations where medical records are historically documented on paper and stored by clinics, posing a problem when people move or if a region is destabilized. It will provide medical professionals and clinics with “the tools they need to treat disease and coordinate care in the ever-shifting environment of the developing world,” the company said.
“The Gates Foundation can use this technology to improve delivery of vaccines, HIV relief efforts, and other diseases by having a tool that is border-less and can follow the patient throughout their life regardless of where they end up in the world,” a spokesperson for Factom told CoinJournal.
“The foundation already supports many of these efforts but Factom’s technology can help them manage it better by putting control of patient information into the hands of patients and their providers of care.”
For instance, with the use of a smartphone, a medical professional would be able to look up the vaccination record for a baby born in a remote area and make sure they receive the correct vaccinations or an HIV-infected person would be able to access their viral load measurement results.
Factom has already been involved in a healthcare-related project, having partnered with HealthNautica, a medical records and services solutions provider, in April 2015 on a similar project. The collaboration aimed at using Factom’s immutable ledger to verify and time-stamp medical records and claims. The purpose was to achieve efficiency in claims processing, ensure the integrity of medical records, while still maintaining patient privacy.
Another blockchain startup that has recently set sights on the healthcare industry is Gem, which announced in July Gem Health, a network for developing applications and shared infrastructure for healthcare powered by the Ethereum blockchain. The Philips Blockchain Lab, a research and development center of healthcare giant Philips, was the first major provider to join the Gem Health network.
This is the second grant Factom has received this year. In June, the company was awarded US$199,000 by the US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Science and Technology Directorate (S&T) to advance the security of digital identity for Internet-of-Things devices.
Factom raised US$4.2 million in a Series A funding round in October. The round, led by Tim Draper of Draper Associates, included participation from Fenbushi Corporation from China, Plug and Play, BnkToTheFuture, Propertyinfo Corporation, Star Vista Capital, LLC, CashBUS, as well as angel investors Kevin Spiers and Darla Spiers, Hillary Ryan, Leon Fu, among others.
Factom Receives Grant From Gates Foundation For Medical Records Project
Factom Inc., a company that provides businesses and governments with blockchain solutions to manage and store their data, has received a grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to build a medical records system for the organization.
The technology will provide identity management and improve healthcare information management. The globally distributed records will be accessible anywhere and by any authorized person with biometric verification.
The solution will be targeted at developing nations where medical records are historically documented on paper and stored by clinics, posing a problem when people move or if a region is destabilized. It will provide medical professionals and clinics with “the tools they need to treat disease and coordinate care in the ever-shifting environment of the developing world,” the company said.
“The Gates Foundation can use this technology to improve delivery of vaccines, HIV relief efforts, and other diseases by having a tool that is border-less and can follow the patient throughout their life regardless of where they end up in the world,” a spokesperson for Factom told CoinJournal.
“The foundation already supports many of these efforts but Factom’s technology can help them manage it better by putting control of patient information into the hands of patients and their providers of care.”
For instance, with the use of a smartphone, a medical professional would be able to look up the vaccination record for a baby born in a remote area and make sure they receive the correct vaccinations or an HIV-infected person would be able to access their viral load measurement results.
Factom has already been involved in a healthcare-related project, having partnered with HealthNautica, a medical records and services solutions provider, in April 2015 on a similar project. The collaboration aimed at using Factom’s immutable ledger to verify and time-stamp medical records and claims. The purpose was to achieve efficiency in claims processing, ensure the integrity of medical records, while still maintaining patient privacy.
Another blockchain startup that has recently set sights on the healthcare industry is Gem, which announced in July Gem Health, a network for developing applications and shared infrastructure for healthcare powered by the Ethereum blockchain. The Philips Blockchain Lab, a research and development center of healthcare giant Philips, was the first major provider to join the Gem Health network.
This is the second grant Factom has received this year. In June, the company was awarded US$199,000 by the US Department of Homeland Security (DHS) Science and Technology Directorate (S&T) to advance the security of digital identity for Internet-of-Things devices.
Factom raised US$4.2 million in a Series A funding round in October. The round, led by Tim Draper of Draper Associates, included participation from Fenbushi Corporation from China, Plug and Play, BnkToTheFuture, Propertyinfo Corporation, Star Vista Capital, LLC, CashBUS, as well as angel investors Kevin Spiers and Darla Spiers, Hillary Ryan, Leon Fu, among others.
http://coinjournal.net/blockchain-startup-receives-grant-gates-foundation-medical-records-project/
And it is.... Factom...
And it is.... Factom...
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Sorry, but the page you are looking for doesn't exist.
can you copy/paste the text of the article please ?
here is part of it:
http://kamvreto69.blogspot.com/2016/11/factom-receives-grant-from-gates.html
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Factom Receives Grant From Gates Foundation For Medical Records Project
Factom Inc., a company that provides businesses and governments with blockchain solutions to manage and store their data, has received a grant from the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation to build a medical records system for the organization. The technology will provide identity management and improve healthcare information management. The globally distributed records will be […]
Article suddenly on 404? Published too soon?
http://coinjournal.net/blockchain-startup-receives-grant-gates-foundation-medical-records-project/
And it is.... Factom...
And it is.... Factom...
Ooops... Error 404
Sorry, but the page you are looking for doesn't exist.
can you copy/paste the text of the article please ?
http://coinjournal.net/blockchain-startup-receives-grant-gates-foundation-medical-records-project/
And it is.... Factom...
And it is.... Factom...
Cool Bill Gates Foundation chooses Factom. That is a nice vote of confidence!!
So Factom receives grant and price falls? Interesting ...
any idea how much the grant is worth?
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