, , and other innovative techs have significant disruptive potential. Within the course of time, this fact becomes obvious not only for community enthusiasts but also for traditional industry players. That is probably the major reason for world electronic bulls to explore the innovative possibilities to boost their own progress.
Microsoft was the first to show interest in technology. Back in 2018. They announced their plans to
the technology behind (the leading crypto by market cap) in its decentralised IDs (DIDs) App. The company was support DLT-based DIDs through Microsoft Authenticator App. However, as of now, the project seems to be frozen.
Unstoppable IBM
In January 2019, Ford Motor company officially launched and distributed technology on IBM specifically for cobalt and other minerals to increase supply chain transparency.
Soon enough IBM, another technological giant, has followed Microsoft’s lead and delved into exploring and techs. As of now, the company is known to take part in several related projects.
Last month, IBM Corp. joined two giant United States financial institutions including JPMorgan Chase, to issue their own cryptoasset. JPMorgan, the largest bank in US apropos of assets, created its private crypto called JPM Coin. IBM is also collaborating with 6 other giant banks outside the US including RCBC based in the Philippines, Busan bank based in Korea, etc. on crypto grounds.
IBM Corp is also creating an effective payment DLT and cryptoasset network system that will make the action of transferring funds from one country to another (cross-border transactions) very easy, starting with more than 75 crypto-friendly nations.
Blockchain to Increase Efficiency in Customer Service Data Centers
Among the latest IBMs projects is its partnership with Lenovo, one of the mainstream computer equipment manufacturers, aimed at applying to Lenovo’s customer service.
According to the press release, IBM wants to help Lenovo’s Data Center Group by supporting their system networks with and distributed technology. IBM revealed that customer service activities are not up to standards and are expensive which has caused more than ½ (50%) of the issues and concerns from unsolved. In 2017, it was
that international businesses spend more than $1.3 trillion on around 265 billion customer service calls annually.
The Virtual Assistant for Technical Support is made to acquire solution advice through asking questions which are focusing on the service matters. Therefore, Lenovo is doing everything possible to provide and serve its efficiently, with a more hands-on and faster experience. IBM also revealed that tech support will further have access to crucial info concerning the customer in question.
No doubt, global electronic giants have started to realise the potential of and and are now actively exploring techs to boost digitization of the world.
Published at Wed, 01 May 2019 13:12:54 +0000
