Brian Mcclafferty Co-Founder at Evident-Proof.Com – Date Verification and Proof Services.

Finding Genius Podcast

Richard Jacobs

Medicine, Health & Fitness

4.4 • 1K Ratings

🗓️ 5 June 2018

⏱️ 17 minutes

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Summary

Evident Proof is a blockchain, Ethereum and token-based service that turns data into immutable proof of evidence chains. They aim to deliver immutable data, provenance and proof services to businesses and enable proof and provenance services to individuals. Many organizations worldwide are increasingly required to justify and verify their data activities. This includes operational data management and data events for compliance, risk verification, business reporting and various other due diligence purposes.

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0:00.0	Welcome to Almost Here, Round the Corner of Future Technology Podcasts with Richard Jacobs.
0:07.6	Future Technologies are always to transform our lives for better or worse or the focus of this podcast.
0:13.2	Almost here means these technologies are now here and starting to be used.
0:17.8	We're just around the corner, from bitcoin to artificial intelligence 3d printing
0:22.3	blockchain virtual reality and more hello everyone and welcome to future tech podcast i'm your host
0:31.6	juliet lamar and i have with us today brian mclaffertie and he is the co-founder at Evident Proof. Welcome, Brian.
0:39.4	Hi, thanks a lot, Julia. How are you? Excellent. So why can you go ahead and start us off with
0:44.7	what is Evident Proof and what do you do there? What is your role? Yeah, sure. So my role is
0:51.3	part of the marketing strategy and getting the message out there really about what the evident proof solution delivers and how it helps on many levels.
1:03.1	And, yeah, where evident proof started from was Microsoft came to us back in 2016 and they wanted us to build a private Ethereum consortium
1:14.2	on Azure for them. And what we did was we actually moved on from there, and we wanted to make
1:20.9	the, using the blockchain, we wanted to make the database that we were building for them, immutable,
1:27.2	and 100% Provident.
1:28.9	So what that meant was all of the data that gets stored on their database, can't be changed,
1:35.6	can't be hacked, and you can then actually use that data in future for like in a court case
1:41.6	and things like that. So that's where it started from. We've now
1:45.9	got it to the point where it's a live product. So two years on, it's a live product. And we've
1:51.2	actually got corporate global companies using the system. So this is something you can store
1:56.6	basically any sensitive or very important data to make sure it's never lost and it's always
2:02.4	accessible. Yeah, absolutely. So, I mean, some examples of some how some clients are using it.
2:08.7	Currently, you've got, there's a taxi firm, for example, where we've got a local government,
2:14.4	and what they do is they store all of their taxi firms licenses
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