Enterprise Ethereum Alliance [EEA]: Defined in CryptoCurrency
Enterprise Ethereum Alliance also EEA are a group of organizations all working together to learn better ways to grow and build the cryptocurrency known as ethereum.
J.P. Morgan, Microsoft, Intel, Accenture, BP, and Credit Suisse were the founding members creating the Enterprise Ethereum Alliance (EEA) in February 2017.
In July 2017, the number of organizations in the EEA surpassed 150, pushing the EEA into the largest open-source blockchain initiative in the world. Newcomers included Cisco Systems and MasterCard among others.
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Introducing Enterprise Ethereum Alliance:
The Enterprise Ethereum Alliance (EEA)
is the industry’s first global standards organization to deliver an
open, standards-based architecture and specification to accelerate the
adoption of Enterprise Ethereum.
The EEA’s world-class Enterprise
Ethereum Client Specification and forth-coming testing and certification
programs will ensure interoperability, multiple vendors of choice, and
lower costs for its members - the world’s largest enterprises and most
innovative startups.
For additional information about joining the EEA,
please reach out to: membership@entethalliance.org.
Trust, Privacy & Performance:
Ethereum's intrinsically
trusted system is the most promising solution for enterprise Blockchain
adoption, given its maturity and multi-purpose design. Privacy and
Performance improvements will be mandatory to achieve enterprise-ready
status and will be the focus of Enterprise Ethereum’s roadmap.
Community & Resources:
In partnership with the dedicated and robust Ethereum community, Enterprises are coming together to produce the industry standard, open source, free to use blockchain solutions that will be the foundation for businesses going forward.
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