Self-driving business process automation is not just coming - it's here, now, today. In shipped code. Eris' COO and head of legal engineering, Preston, explains why this is both an enormous opportunity and an existential threat to current business models.
Casey summarizes what he finds interesting and impactful about smart contract technology and why he is skeptical of the term to begin with.
We have been thinking (and discussing) licensing of blockchain tech and tooling a lot internally recently. Here's what we think.
Immutability is clearly a critical feature of an electronic cash system like Bitcoin. But what about permissioned chains? It turns out immutability is just as critical for blockchains providing process assurance.
As a smart contract and blockchains startup we are asked to explain the general state of the technology more than if we were a startup in a more established technology. Here's Casey's (current) thoughts.
Can you use Bitcoin with a private blockchain? Sure can. Here's how.
Blockchain and smart contract tracking of digital goods and raw information could not be easier when using Eris' Distributed Application Platform. Here's how to do it.
Crypto-tokens are so, like, totally last week. You don't need 'em - and indeed don't want 'em - in commercial applications.
Technological solutions alone are insufficient to address societal problems. Technologists, particularly in the cryptocurrency space, can help; but maybe not in the ways current rhetoric would suggest.
How do we increase verifiability for small businesses in all markets is currently a job for SaaS solutions. But are there more distributed options? This post (a think piece) explores that question.