Payroll. Human resources. Finance. Development. Research. Each are institutional aspects of every business. What do we see next as an essential cross-industry aspect of every corporation? Blockchain.
Blockchain brings us to an interesting time in technology. Nobody remembers when the concepts of “human resources” or “finance” were created. But they were created at one point, and now another institutional technology has been created in the form of blockchain. Before we go too deep into the idea of blockchain, we must consider the idea of trust.
Each business has an element of trust that needs to be developed. If clients or consumers do not trust a business to make decisions that are in their benefit, then trust is lost. Businesses need to develop a sense of credibility and reliability in their dealings or else no one will deal with them. Blockchain completely upends the traditional system of simply trusting a company and hoping for the best. Blockchain gives users the power to use an immutable ledger to see where, when, and how their data, money, or information is used by companies.
And every business will need blockchain, sooner or later. As new applications spring up, businesses will be forced to incorporate more and more blockchain technologies. Similarly to how ubiquitous email is today, any business that does not implement blockchain will likely be destined to fail.
This is where NASGO comes in. As blockchain use cases become more prevalent and more developed, businesses of all types will need a go-to solution to quickly and efficiently implement blockchain. As technology develops, the necessity will come. NASGO provides a ready-made solution for any business to transform their processes with a truly institutional technology.
At the moment, hundreds of publishers have deployed blockchain implementation using NASGO. The number of NASGO users increases by the week, as NASGO technology develops and more and more users understand how integral blockchain implementation is for businesses to survive into the future. Businesses that benefit from NASGO can range from the largest conglomerates to the smallest of mom & pop stores. All users need is to be able to pay a small fee and more importantly, a desire to join the future of decentralization.
After all, you wouldn’t want to be the one business that doesn’t use email, right?
