Sunday, September 29, 2019

More sandbox

Sandbox Initiative: Central Bank of Brazil

On launching, the sandbox received 81 applicants, from which 18 were selected to move forward to the first round. In this first cohort, Oracle, Amazon Web Services, IBM, Microsoft and Federação Nacional de Associações dos Servidores do Banco Central – a Brazilian non-governmental organisation – joined as voluntary partners to provide products and services to support participants’ ideas over the 90-day testing cycle.
At the final stage of the project, 12 firms had prototypes ready. Within the laboratory, start-ups can accelerate the development of their ideas with the help of researchers, developers, specialists and representatives from partnering firms.
All tech players join the sandbox. These central bank experiments are liquidity nets in infancy. Tim needs a seat, and sell AppID as part of the solution. That open his services net to transactions. He can one step Zuck.  Why not Walmart, selling Walmart retail credit and loans, they need their little bank represented.

Know you own customer contracts, written under SecureID seem like a winner here. Thus establishing data security to be made widespread. Why isn't NSA in the mix? Tim should jump in and bring NSA support with him, establish trust in secure contracts.

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