Epazz, Inc. (EPAZ) Approaching Planned Debut of Co
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Epazz, Inc. (EPAZ) Approaching Planned Debut of Cordtell in Second Half of 2018
- University of Ottawa incorporates study of blockchain technology and smart contracts into law school curriculum, joining the law schools of Cardozo, Vanderbilt and Duke in the U.S.
- EPAZ innovates with its provisional patent-pending Cordtell smart contract technology; it plans 3Q18 launch for its blockchain data storage transmission technology and 4Q18 launch for smart legal contracts
- Smart contracts built with blockchain technology could have wide application in diverse industries, from health care and law firms to pharmaceuticals and governments, according to Forbes
Epazz, Inc. (OTC: EPAZ) has taken a disruptive role in the legal profession with its patent-pending Cordtell blockchain-driven ‘Smart Contract’ technology. The study in law schools of these contracts is spreading quickly from a law lab at the University of Ottawa in Canada to law schools in the U.S., such as Cardozo Law, Vanderbilt, the University of California at Berkeley, and Duke University (http://nnw.fm/5N1kd).
As a new generation of law students in North America studies the impact of smart contracts, EPAZ has positioned itself as a lead innovator. Its proprietary Cordtell technology is expected to be released in two segments. First, the company intends to launch, in 3Q18, Cordtell’s transmission feature of data storage to blockchain storage units. Next, smart legal contracts technology is scheduled for launch in 4Q18.
EPAZ is a provider of blockchain cryptocurrency mobile apps and cloud-based software solutions. It has more than 500 repeat customers. EPAZ technology may be used in retail settings to enable customers to buy bitcoin at point-of-sale for use in purchasing product at the store. It can also be used to convert merchant legacy systems into cloud business process software.
Forbes not only lauds the new technology and cost-efficiency of smart contracts, it also reported on the wide potential applications for the tech, spanning industries such as financial services, pharmaceuticals, health care, real estate, business and law (http://nnw.fm/WID9s).
For more information, visit the company’s website at www.Epazz.com
Please see full disclaimers on the NetworkNewsWire website applicable to all content provided by NNW, wherever published or re-published: http://NNW.fm/Disclaimer
- University of Ottawa incorporates study of blockchain technology and smart contracts into law school curriculum, joining the law schools of Cardozo, Vanderbilt and Duke in the U.S.
- EPAZ innovates with its provisional patent-pending Cordtell smart contract technology; it plans 3Q18 launch for its blockchain data storage transmission technology and 4Q18 launch for smart legal contracts
- Smart contracts built with blockchain technology could have wide application in diverse industries, from health care and law firms to pharmaceuticals and governments, according to Forbes
Epazz, Inc. (OTC: EPAZ) has taken a disruptive role in the legal profession with its patent-pending Cordtell blockchain-driven ‘Smart Contract’ technology. The study in law schools of these contracts is spreading quickly from a law lab at the University of Ottawa in Canada to law schools in the U.S., such as Cardozo Law, Vanderbilt, the University of California at Berkeley, and Duke University (http://nnw.fm/5N1kd).
As a new generation of law students in North America studies the impact of smart contracts, EPAZ has positioned itself as a lead innovator. Its proprietary Cordtell technology is expected to be released in two segments. First, the company intends to launch, in 3Q18, Cordtell’s transmission feature of data storage to blockchain storage units. Next, smart legal contracts technology is scheduled for launch in 4Q18.
EPAZ is a provider of blockchain cryptocurrency mobile apps and cloud-based software solutions. It has more than 500 repeat customers. EPAZ technology may be used in retail settings to enable customers to buy bitcoin at point-of-sale for use in purchasing product at the store. It can also be used to convert merchant legacy systems into cloud business process software.
Forbes not only lauds the new technology and cost-efficiency of smart contracts, it also reported on the wide potential applications for the tech, spanning industries such as financial services, pharmaceuticals, health care, real estate, business and law (http://nnw.fm/WID9s).
For more information, visit the company’s website at www.Epazz.com
Please see full disclaimers on the NetworkNewsWire website applicable to all content provided by NNW, wherever published or re-published: http://NNW.fm/Disclaimer
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