[kictanet] BaaS (Blockchain as a Service
Rosemary Koech-Kimwatu
chemukoechk at gmail.com
Mon Aug 22 15:11:29 EAT 2016
Hi Erick,
Thanks for sharing, I agree with your sentiments. Blockchain use is
limitless, through technology we a great amount of data that needs to be
organised in a way that will make services more accessible for various
users. Blockchain seems to be the only technology that we have so far that
will enable a centralized ledger of information which has previously been
extremely siloed, in both industry and even government.
Kind regards,
Rosemary Koech-Kimwatu
On Mon, Aug 22, 2016 at 12:57 PM, Erick Mwangi via kictanet <
kictanet at lists.kictanet.or.ke> wrote:
> Good Morning/Afternoon Listers
>>
>
>
> Blockchain as a Service will be closely linked with cloud infrastructure
> providers.
>
> There will be three type of BaaS
>
> 1) Public clouds - such as: Amazon AWS, Microsoft Azure, IBM Cloud, Google
> Cloud, Oracle Cloud
>
> 2) Private clouds - mainly led by: IBM, Oracle, Microsoft, HPE, Fujitsu,
> NTT, Telcos'
>
> 3) Hybrid - where converge infrastructure will combine all influence and
> trends (public + priviate) it will be a plug-in to new types of software
> defined driven datacenter centers such VMWare and others.
>
> ===
>
> It's very likely large network players in tech like Cisco will join the
> race - combining BaaS infrastructure with IoT and Cloud.
> It's also highly likely that chip design with reflect Fintech trends
> mainly blockchain acceleration this cohort will be led by Intel.
>
> Other remarkable shift will happen in the security space where blockchain
> will power together with new digital ID and surveillance, many military and
> policing AI driven solutions that will predicting crimes and terrorism.
>
> Impact on banking and all money transactions will be massive as AML, KYC
> and other procedures will me more and become shared application rather
> than, as today, set of processes developed individiually by each bank and
> institution
> So yesterday In the closing ceremony the Japanese gave us a glimpse of
> what the Olympics will be like in 2020 dubbed the most innovative ever and
> this will primarily be driven by AI.
> All their stadia designs, infrastructure solutions are crowd sourced and
> we will see the start-up scene exploding in Japan, probably the steroids it
> has needed for so long to jump start the economy.
>
> Time start-ups to think about Trust as a service as a bedrock of
> optimizing blockchain.
>
> Eric Mwangi
> www.vaultglobal.co.uk
>
>
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