Infosys to Power Government, Supply Chain, Insurance with Blockchain

  • The three new tools that will power these domains are all distributed blockchain applications.
  • All of them aim to provide a seamless environment for creating inter-organizational operability within existing enterprise system.
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Infosys, the India-based multinational corporation focused on business consulting and information technology, today announced the release of three ready-to-subscribe business networks.

The three networks are targeting supply chain, government, and insurance, and will ensure quick deployment and interoperability across disparate systems.

These blockchain distributed applications also come with predictive ROI analytics for business investments. The names of the three blockchain-powered distributed applications are:

  • Infosys Government Services Distributed Application
  • Infosys Supply Chain Distributed Application
  • Infosys Insurance Distributed Application

Let’s take a little more detailed look into each one.

Infosys Government Services Distributed Application

This application enables government agencies to interact with one another by seamlessly sharing data, network, and workflows, in order to meet citizen demands.

Infosys Supply Chain Distributed Application

Leveraging the Infosys blockchain platform, this distributed application offers robust solutions for a multitude of logistics and distribution activities. Seamless integration with existing IoT devices is also supported, ensuring full-time transaction security between all stakeholders in a supply chain.

Infosys Insurance Distributed Application

Designed to help insurance companies in the policy, claims, negotiation, and other domains, this distributed application is modular, scalable, and can be seamlessly integrated with already-implemented enterprise systems.

The three solutions aim to allow enterprises to take advantage of the benefits of blockchain, such as trust, immutability, and transparency, thus being more open to developing inter-organizational and robust systems.

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