SophiaTX, the blockchain solution for enterprise applications delivered by Equidato Technologies is launching its mainnet on July 25th. SophiaTX's principal focus is on building a business ready blockchain platform that incorporates enterprise systems such as SAP, Oracle, and Microsoft. Also, the SophiaTX blockchain will enable for integration into IoT, digital devices, analytics and several others.
Since the beginning of the year, SophiaTX has been getting a lot of notable attention. CIO Applications Europe magazine named SophiaTX company of the year while Enterprise Security ranked SophiaTX as one of the top 10 blockchain companies. Also in recent news CEO, Jaroslav Kacina joined the CIO Executive Summit in London UK , first of several high profile events organized by Evanta, a Gartner Company.
SophiaTX is based on Graphene, an open source blockchain that uses Delegated Proof of Stake Protocol (DPOS) same technology Bitshares and Steem are built on. SophiaTX is a joint collaboration of Venaco Group and DECENT which combines skills in the graphene blockchain, business transformations and enterprise systems (ERP, CRM, SCM).
Not only has the team stayed on course by completing every objective on the roadmap but also has been able to establish essential collaborations and partnerships with companies such as Ernst & Young, Cheng & Co in Malaysia, Bizcode in Poland and several others.
Looking Forward...once the network (mainnet) is launched the team will be working to create more opportunities for the adoption of SophiaTX into businesses and integration into a wider range of business systems and technologies. The team is on a pursuit to drive adoption of blockchain technology across an array of industries and regions.
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