There are many applicable uses for blockchain. The article today talks about 4 main areas: 1. Financial 2. Internet of Things 3. Smart Contracts 4. Digital IDs These 4 areas can encompass quite a lot for a myriad of businesses. Most people would fall into at least 1 of these categories. The focus has primarily been on the financial aspect of things which is great, however, not the only way blockchain can be a practical tool for use. Smart contracts, we are all familiar with D

While researching different ways that blockchain technology could be used to solve transactional issues for businesses, I came across a report from Deloitte. They released this report in May of this year, as an ongoing look into the blockchain space. My big takeaway from this in depth paper is that businesses are starting to get a better grasp of what blockchain is and have started to think of how they can apply it to solve their own business issues. While 53% of those survey

We recently came across a very interesting Ted Talk regarding the retail space and the effects blockchain can have on it (specifically regarding sustainability). Mainly it touched on where products are sourced from, the transparency issue (specifically manufacturing) and the supply chain issues that arise regarding the lack of transparency. Blockchain can solve these issues by tracing where things come from, fair pay to workers, and documentation processing and process implem

Blockchain is becoming a more highly adopted form of tracking things such as food within supply chains. Currently, Switzerland's largest retailer is preparing to track their food supply chain using TE-FOOD. This is significant because while many people are still unfamiliar with the technology, larger companies are investing heavily in it to streamline their success and capture more market share with the idea that their produce is top of the line and monitored carefully. This

Blockchain, when utilized to its potential, is an extremely transparent and secure technology. It's easy to associate it with things like bitcoin, but in its essence it's far more powerful. In retail, or supply chains, in general there is a level of authentication and verification that comes especially when building trust and delivering products on time. These can be considered "smart contracts", but in essence it's verification, authentication and quicker transactions for yo

Blockchain has been slowly, and rather quietly, taking the market by storm. It is a medium that not everyone understands, but has enough of an impact for business to want to either build their own or seek it out from third party providers like FemTech Solutions. One prestigious company, Deloitte, recently published an analysis of blockchain on the commercial real estate market. This analysis shows that not only is it an inevitability, but that it can help the process long ter

Often times people are so enveloped in what the current technology is, by the time they learn it the next big thing is upon us. That is blockchain. Like the internet, it is quietly taking the market by storm. One by one, companies are beginning to see the value in blockchain, companies such as Walmart. They have been developing an in-house system to target food supplies and find out if any food is spoiled long before it gets to the store. This is a huge value add for the firm

We are very excited to have made it to the next round of the Venture Capital Pitch Competition for female owners and leaders in business. We are excited to announce that FemTech Solutions Corp is 1 of 10 companies selected to be part of the iLab Venture Capital Pitch Contest. We are privileged to be among these elite companies and we are looking forward to what comes next. FemTech Solutions Corp. strives to make transactions easier for our clients and we work hard to ensure s

Like the internet, blockchain is slowly starting to take industries by storm. One industry that seems to be on the forefront is real estate. People want to buy properties, whether residential or commercial, faster with less hassle. As we are in a more technology dependent world, it makes sense that buying real estate would also be dependent on this as well. FemTech Solutions offers a comprehensive and secured blockchain to help expedite all transactions. Don't you want to buy

According to MarketWatch, spending trends for banks from 2014-2019 are increasing at a high rate As of now, the entire market capitalization of the cryptocurrency spectrum is trending above $700 billion according to pricing index website CoinMarketCap Bitcoin alone owns ~$240 billion of that sum.

In addition to using cryptocurrency to buy property, three additional blockchain and cryptocurrency use-cases have emerged in residential real estate. They are: ●Peer-to-peer property transfer or rent ●Tokenization of real estate assets ●Creating trust and authenticating real estate transactions Companies in the peer-to-peer space create listing platforms that allow buyers and sellers to transact directly with one another and reduce or eliminate commissions. This application

FemTech operates as a first mover in the area of contract development and notarization in Real Estate with emphasis on compliance giving companies the security they need in order to utilize Blockchain to its full potential on the open market.