Unibright Partners with Provide to Create First ‘Baselined’ Blockchain Toolset for the Enterprise
Blockchain innovators Unibright and Provide Technologies team up outside the Baseline Protocol Initiative to produce integrated no code, low touch devops toolset for blockchain based on emerging standards.
Unibright and Provide Technologies announced today that they are partnering to combine their tools to create the enterprise benchmark for an easy to use, seamless devops experience for the blockchain application lifecycle. The two companies joined forces through their continued work to form the new standards for enterprise blockchain integration through the Baseline Protocol Initiative. Their solution is currently the most accessible way for enterprises to test and understand the future best practices set by the flagship blockchain standards initiative from OASIS.
Unibright will be offering dedicated, visually customizable templates within the Unibright Workflow Designer to support “baselined” business processes. All necessary objects like contracts, mappings and connection adaptors are generated automatically by the Unibright Framework. These objects can then be deployed by Provide’s orchestration services. By deploying through Provide, these objects automatically will generate RESTful APIs and be exposed to core services for key management, identity, payments as well as secure messaging through Provide’s blockchain integration fabric, Shuttle.
Unibright and Provide teamed up through their work on integrating procurement processes across a supply chain using ‘baselined’ integration techniques to allow disparate SAP and Microsoft Dynamics ERP systems to work in sync. The proof of concept integration proves how the public Ethereum Mainnet can be used as an always-on, tamper-resistant, low cost integration fabric. The protocol ensures the integrity of complex, confidential workflows between enterprises without moving company data out of traditional systems of record.
Marten Jung, founder and CEO of Unibright states:
“Enterprises are always hampered adopting emerging technologies early by their hard requirements to solve for complexity and scale. Our work with Provide will help eliminate complexity from the blockchain application lifecycle, and build baselined ecosystem sized solutions that are substantially safer than their predecessors. The availability of these tools and standards is a huge milestone for enterprise adoption of blockchain technology we are all very much looking forward to.”
Kyle Thomas, founder and CEO of Provide Technologies adds:
“Unibright and Provide share the vision to help organizations get to market faster with blockchain-based solutions. Our collaboration with Unibright to baseline SAP and Microsoft Dynamics showed us how complementary our tools are to execute that shared vision. The combined capabilities of our respective offerings will unlock an extraordinary amount of productivity and ecosystem benefits for organizations of all sizes.”
To see how Provide and Unibright work today, check out the proof of concept for the Baseline Protocol purchasing use case. The code is available here as public domain open source on Github.
About Provide Technologies
Provide Technologies offers low-code tools, protocols and services that help organizations build and scale their blockchain investments. The company’s mission is to make application development accessible across any cloud or protocol. Provide’s tools take the time and complexity out of efforts to reshape markets through decentralization.
For more information go to: https://provide.services
About Unibright
Unibright is a team of blockchain specialists, architects, developers and consultants with 20+ years of experience in business processes and integration. Unibright turns ideas into businesses, and improves processes with the help of blockchain technology.
Unibright develops enterprise solutions, invests in start-ups, builds process modelling tools and integration platforms and offers a 360° ecosystem around tokenized assets.
Learn more by visiting the Unibright website, Twitter and Medium.
