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Horizon State’s Jamie Skella Interviewed by Forbes Discussing Their Unique Digital Ballot Box
- Published October 16, 2017 12:00AM UTC
- Publisher Wholesale Investor
- Categories Company Updates
KEY TAKEAWAYS:
- The blockchain technology industry is gradually increasing
- Horizon State has created a revolutionary digital ballot system identified as a “global game changer”
- Jamie Skella aims to transform the technology behind Bitcoin into something that offers democracy
Excerpt from Forbes Article:
Blockchain technology is blooming slowly but surely with different industries experimenting with distributed ledger technology. Horizon State aims to use blockchain technology to provide unprecedented trust with their decision-making platform in the form of a secure digital ballot box that cannot be hacked, results cannot be altered and voter identities are protected. This is set to be a global gamechanger and will soon be adopted by political parties, multinational enterprises, global NGOs and communities in developing countries. I spoke to Horizon State Chief Product Officer Jamie Skella about how he set up the company, case studies and transforming the technology behind Bitcoin into something that offers democracy.
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