This piece will be a four part series in which I will be introducing the DataBroker DAO project, analyzing the challenges and solutions, how it works and its use cases, and then finally reviewing the project ICO/token sale. Project Introduction At first glance word DATABROKER is a combination of two words DATA and BROKER, so by default it gives an idea of what the platform is about; buying and selling of data. Sounds simple and easy enough? Not quite. Let’s dive into some facts; Smart devices like our smartphones, home appliances or even vehicles gathers and exchange data on the go with IoT (Internet of Things) sensors embedded in them Technological innovations needs these authentic data to monitor and optimize their operations, but most are limited by the cost of gathering it IoT sensors are very expensive to buy and install (over $600 billion is spent on IoT sensors yearly) The data gathered by IoT sensors for most devices serve a specific purpose and the...
In the previous part of this series I explained the problems the DataBroker DAO is going to solve and the solution , now I will be shedding more light into how the system works and the use cases with a practical example. How DataBroker DAO Works When considering the several use cases of data broker, it’s always important to first know how it works, then outline the target market or actors in the ecosystem I.e. the people that are going to adopt this technology from the sensor owners where it is generated, to the data users and everyone in between. The actors in the DataBroker DAO ecosystem can be classified into four groups namely; Sensor Owners Data Buyers Data Processors Gateway operators Sensor Owners: This group belongs to anyone who has purchased and/or owns an IoT sensor and. Is prepared to monetize on the Databroker platform the data generated by their sensors. Data Buyers: This is a group that consists of every entity looking to purcha...
OMNITUDE – Project Review In this paper I will be explaining some of the problems with the ecommerce industry and how Omnitude is going to provide an innovative way of solving them. Omnitude is a pioneering project to revolutionize connectivity between blockchain technologies, eCommerce platforms and enterprise systems. The problems: The common types of problems that businesses face in the ecommerce industry which the Omnitude platform is providing solutions for are stated below; 1. Ecommerce Fraud 2. Supply Chain 3. Identity Confirmation 4. The Cost of Doing Business Ecommerce Fraud: The present global eCommerce market is flawed and faces serious challenges, the biggest of which is fraud. The boom of the online ecommerce industry has also lead to exponential increase in online fraud. Apart from fraud, a lot of other problems exist currently in the industry. Some of which are stated below. Card Frauds: Card Frauds has grown to be an even bigger...
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