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FiO has partnered with IBM and is set to help businesses take advantage of the latest blockchain technology.
Following Blockchain 1.0 (digital assets) and 2.0 (smart contracts), the approaching Blockchain 3.0 era promises to create compliant independent financial markets and economies that will force businesses to join in order to stay competitive.
Yet, constantly evolving technology and exorbitant research and development (R&D) costs make blockchain technology still prohibitively unaffordable for small-to-medium enterprises (SMEs). FiO aims to decrease the barriers to entry and help SMEs integrate blockchain and big data-driven targeted marketing into their businesses.
Blockchain-as-a-Service (BaaS): Blockchain technology is decentralized, incorruptible, and immutable by design in order to facilitate secure data storage. FiO, an official IBM Hyperledger partner, builds on this with a seamless plug-and-play solution that uses a simple API protocol to integrate with companies' existing software.
FiO's MCC (multi-cross-chain) solution acts as a flexible layer that allows clients to keep their data on either a private or public chain (or both), while its tokenization service foils traditional provenance fraud and theft by transforming ownership certificates into immutable blockchain records.
AI-enhanced Targeted Marketing: Additionally, FiO clients can also easily collect anonymized, GDPR-compliant user data. FiO uses IBM Hyperledger Indy's Decentralized Identification (DID) to enhance blockchain big data with cutting-edge AI applications.
FiO's tech-driven targeted marketing platform will create a sharing economy set to mutually benefit both businesses and their customers. The concept is simple -- participants are incentivized to provide data, yet retain full control over their privacy. By compensating users who share data via a subscription-based model, it allows businesses to optimize their targeted marketing strategy.
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