First part of the Webinar talked about the struct
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Posted On: 04/16/2020 10:24:33 AM
First part of the Webinar talked about the structure of a blockchain stack and then Duncan got into some detail on each of the stack levels. From here on, what I say is based on my non-technical knowledge and my dubious memory.
The parts of the stack involve writing to the DL, doing and managing and storing data, smart contracts and transactions. Each of the stacks do a different job. QMC's stack sits at the "top". I believe it tells the other parts of the stack what to do. First there is the input of data, moving the data, storing the data and interpreting the data. Duncan and Jay said the system as good as you can get, if not in those words. Jay said QMC is "ahead of the curve".
Note: QDX HealthID is a DApp. The internet says DApps are used by small and large businesses to track and trace goods as they move around the globe and enable cross-border financial transactions without the need of a middleman by running on a decentralized peer-to-peer network.
Jay Williams said QMC and Covid-19 HealthID would be discussed at the Atlantic Council Webinar on Monday. He added they are working on many projects and have POCs, "Proof of Concept" projects going. He stressed they have been working on some of these since last year and they take a long time because they are not small projects, but large enterprise projects (which involve a lot of diverse data and must go through a thorough vetting and testing before going live.)
The parts of the stack involve writing to the DL, doing and managing and storing data, smart contracts and transactions. Each of the stacks do a different job. QMC's stack sits at the "top". I believe it tells the other parts of the stack what to do. First there is the input of data, moving the data, storing the data and interpreting the data. Duncan and Jay said the system as good as you can get, if not in those words. Jay said QMC is "ahead of the curve".
Note: QDX HealthID is a DApp. The internet says DApps are used by small and large businesses to track and trace goods as they move around the globe and enable cross-border financial transactions without the need of a middleman by running on a decentralized peer-to-peer network.
Jay Williams said QMC and Covid-19 HealthID would be discussed at the Atlantic Council Webinar on Monday. He added they are working on many projects and have POCs, "Proof of Concept" projects going. He stressed they have been working on some of these since last year and they take a long time because they are not small projects, but large enterprise projects (which involve a lot of diverse data and must go through a thorough vetting and testing before going live.)
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