Smart Contracts
With SIMBA it is the business process that defines the smart contract, where inputs are specified as a collection of assets and transactions to define a smart contract. Assets represent a physical entity, a document, a dataset, a binary, or media on the blockchain. Transactions are defined as the operations to the assets.
What is SIMBA?
SIMBA’s goal is to enable anyone to quickly create blockchain distributed applications for iOS, Android. This whitepaper takes a deeper dive into the thinking and technology behind the SIMBA Platform. Download the paper to learn more.
Enterprise Guide to Blockchain
Blockchain and smart contracts have the potential to increase the speed and efficiency at which enterprises are run. Business decisions will benefit from instantaneous tracking of supply chain, when services are rendered, or inventory levels. When handled correctly, the security built into blockchain could add a new level of trust and transparency all while addressing data protection and privacy concerns. Download now to learn more.
Government Guide to Blockchain
With SIMBA it is the business process that defines the smart contract, where inputs are specified as a collection of assets and transactions to define a smart contract. Assets represent a physical entity, a document, a dataset, a binary, or media elements on the Blockchain. Whereas, Transactions are defined as the operations to the assets.Download the guide to find out more.
Blockchain for Container App Sharing
Cloud computing is built on virtualization. Containers (e.g. Docker) have been shown to be more lightweight and a viable alternative for virtualization. This has brought many application uses in research, science and industry, enabling pre-configured operating environments to be shared, reused and instantiated on demand. This paper explores whether it is viable to securely share container-based apps with blockchain. Read the paper to find out more.
HealthSpace VIA Marketplace
The Verification, Inspection and Audit (VIA) Marketplace proposes a mechanism for the transmission, sharing, and access of data between government and private industry for the furtherance of health and safety. This is accomplished by allowing private industry to have direct access into the regulatory inspections and sharing their own audits for self reporting, similar to the way an IRS tax filing works. Get the white paper to learn more.
SIMBA Chain
Documentation
Learn more about how the SIMBA Chain Platform works, how to create organizations and applications, and other key features of the software.
“One of the biggest barriers to mass adoption of Blockchain is usability and user friendly development tools.”
— Sherri Sokol
Innovation, Defense Information Systems Agency
