Big Data & Blockchain,Two Great Things, Better Together
Big Data Block is changing the future of big data processing by combining open source software that connects massive networks of computers to orchestrate large tasks, and the decentralized nodes of a global blockchain network. Two great things, even better together.
Blockchain & Big Data Need Each Other
Big data analysis is currently only available to large organizations capable of building massive large scale data computing environments which are prohibitively expensive to build, run, and maintain. BDB removes all of the headaches associated with big data processing by using blockchain technology to spread the computing burden across computers within BDB’s ecosystem.
Understanding Big Data
Big data is a term used for data sets that are very large or complex where traditional data processing application software is inadequate to handle processing the scale of information quickly and cost-effectively. Big data challenges include capturing data, data storage, data analysis, search, sharing, transfer, visualization, querying, updating and information privacy.
What Value Does Big Data Bring To Companies?
Organizations both large and small are recognizing that they can make smarter decisions by processing and analyzing all the data they have. In today’s information economy data has evolved into a minable asset. These assets need to be analyzed in real time because small changes in the data have to be understood very quickly. By leveraging the power of big data companies can now look at much larger datasets with greater speed providing insights that deliver value and a competitive advantage.
Understanding How Big Data Block Will Use The Blockchain And Tokens
The BDB token utilizes Ethereum which will manage the entire job creation, job metadata (detail about the job), payment for assisting in the job processing, and the full auditability of the end to end transaction. Ethereum provides the framework for all of this with its smart contract and distributed ledger capabilities.
The tracking mechanism to make this all happen is a token. This token is used and allows for final payment of the job to the nodes that assisted in the data processing. A user will get BDB’s through the token sale or via purchase on exchanges and these tokens are the mechanism to track the end to end job and the detail about each job. This will also be the mechanism used to compensate those that made their nodes available to process the data.
How Does Big Data Block Work?
While big data is very popular now it still requires a fair amount of technical expertise and expense to implement. Hiring or contracting big data experts is expensive. Scaling a big data environment also requires significant technical capabilities. Large companies with deep pockets can do this, but not everyone can. That’s the problem we are solving. We are democratizing big data analysis.
Team
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Jason Cohen Jason has worked as a technology leader for over 20 years. His experience ranges from leading small teams as CTO to leading large scale development organizations of over 100 people. His focus has been on software and big data development technologies. He is a passionate technologist with a heavy focus on open source development utilizing the most current tools. Managing large scale data environments has been a particular focus area going all the way back to his software company consulting days. His more recent focus on blockchain has allowed him to rethink how Big Data is managed leading to his current role as CEO/CTO of Big Data Block |
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Simeon Schnapper A creative and international team player, who has led several successful teams in the forefront of trending new industries. C-Suite level responsibilities included raising capital, building teams, market analysis, strategic planning and sustaining a culture to support the business mission and objectives. Practical experience includes executive management in technology, entertainment and nonprofits. An accomplished entrepreneur, who can lead teams to profitability and innovation. Simeon has been involved in blockchain and cryptocurrencies since 2011 and has led enterprise and data initiatives since the mid 90s across several large fortune brands. |
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Jim Falvey Jim is a specialist in commodities, derivatives, securities and FinTech/Reg Tech, including all of the changes resulting from the Dodd-Frank Act of 2010 and the JOBS Act of 2012. He works with financial exchanges and various market participants including, for example, futures commission merchants/broker dealers, commodity trading advisors, commodity pool operators, swap dealers, and investment advisers. Over the past 5 years, Jim has been very active in work on cryptocurrencies, Initial Coin Offerings and Blockchain. He has spoken at numerous conferences, participated as a guest on the world’s largest public radio station (out of the U.K.), written several articles and has been quoted in various media all on the “crypto-world.” He is currently working on three ICOs, as well as helping to establish a media company devoted to the crypto-world, FinTech and RegTech. Jim worked with Jason Cohen at Ocean Tomo (“OT”) approximately 10 years ago. Jim served as General Counsel for OT. Jim has also served as General Counsel at the Intercontinental Exchange (“ICE”)(which currently owns the New York Stock Exchange), EurexUS, RJ O’Brien and Green Key Technologies. He also previously was Chief Administrative Officer for the U.S. Futures Exchange. Jim has worked in a number of government positions, including as a Legislative Assistant for U.S. Rep. Fred Upton, Law Clerk for U.S. District Court Judge Richard Enslen, and appointed member of the Technology Advisory Committee for the Commodity Futures Trading Commission. Jim has taught courses on derivatives and FinTech at the Chicago Kent School of Law and a Commodity Market course at Penn State University. He graduated from the University of Notre Dame with a BA/Government; Georgetown University Law Center with a JD; and Northwestern/Kellogg School of Management with an MBA. |
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Brett Singer Brett has worked at the highest levels of creativity across several industries during his career. His experience in design, film, video production and marketing goes back over 25 years. His experience brings a wide range of skills to his clients; Design, Writing, Production, Director, Editorial, Marketing or as a Creative Consultant. Brett knows that orchestrating creativity is more effective than ordering results, and that the best idea always wins. The single greatest professional thrill he enjoys is finding the right people, for the right job and making sure they have everything they need (time, resources, creative inspiration) to do what they love, and to do it better than they've ever done it before. |
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Stacey Billups Making software easy for people to use has been Stacey’s mission for almost 20 years, which has culminated in expertise in user-centered design, systems thinking and strategy. Stacey’s interest lies is adapting emerging technologies into easy to use and impactful products. She holds a bachelor’s degree in Computer Science and Mathematics from DePaul University. |
Roadmap
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OCTOBER 2017
Big Data Block born.
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NOVEMBER 2017
Founders team assembled.
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DECEMBER 2017
Prototype development started.
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JANUARY 2018
Big Data Block website launched.
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MARCH 2018
Whitepaper completed.
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APRIL 2018
Phase 1 prototype deployed
Token presale period.
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MAY 2018
Phase 2 prototype deployed.
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JUNE 2018
ICO launch.
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JULY 2018
Beta customer first trial.
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AUGUST 2018
Beta launch.
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OCTOBER 2018
New customer first trial.
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NOVEMBER 2018
Full production launch.
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DECEMBER 2018
Big Data Block.
Knowledge Exchange launch.
White Paper
Investment Info | |
Accepting | ETH |
Token Info | |
Country | USA |
Hardcap | $ 30,000,000 USD |
Softcap | $3,000,000 USD |
Token | BDB |
Platform | Ethereum |
Type | ERC20 |
Token Price | 1 BDB = $0.5 |
Token Count | 100,000,000 |
Schedule | |
Pre-Sale Start Date | 2018-June-01 |
Pre-Sale End Date | 2018-August-15 |
Crowd Sale Start Date | 2018-October-01 |
Crowd Sale End Date | 2018-October-31 |
Big Data Block - It’s Time To Change Big Data, Forever.(BDB)
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