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TRADITIONAL BUSINESS NETWORK AND BLOCKCHAIN

Dr. Dava Srinivas received Post graduation Degree in computer science MTECH (JNTU HYDERABAD) 2011 and Ph.D (2018) in Computer Science and Engineering from OPJS University CHURU Rajasthan, India respectively. He was a Research Assistant Professor of Computer Science and Engineering in Jyothishmathi Institute of Technology and Science Engineering College, karimnagar, affiliated to JNTUH Telangana. he served as an Associate professor faculty with Jyothishmathi Institute of Technology and Science (JITS) Engineering College karimnagar for 14 years. Where his specialized research in areas of wireless networks, computer networks, cloud computing and wireless sensor networks Energy efficiency of Analysis  on clustering data collection tour planning mechanism, high bandwidth demand, high energy consumption, quality of service (QoS) provisioning, data processing and compressing techniques, and cross-layer design. Physical environment. Mobile nodes have the ability to sense, compute, and communicate like static nodes. Applications of wireless sensors network in robotics, such as advanced robotic sensing, multiple robot coordination, robot planning and navigation, and robot localization. He has published 20 reputed international journals. He has professional body members in ISTE, IEI, MIAENG, MAPSM, ISRD. He has served as a reviewer for many Journal.

Dr. Malik is a young associate professor in computer science with specific specialization in Visual Informatics graduated from National University of Malaysia, at the moment he works in the faculty of Computing Sciences at Gulf College in Sultanate of Oman in academic affiliation with Cardiff Metropolitan University in London. He started his work as a lecturer at Al Madinah International University in Malaysia, then he moved to Gulf College in Oman since 2018. He has a member in different co-written a research papers related to different fields such as Role of Internet of Things (IoT) Increasing Quality Implementation in Oman Hospitals During COVID-19 and Validation the Vibratory Haptic Interface Model. His areas of research interest are virtual reality, internet of things, mobile banking and commerce and knowledge management. He is currently working on two research Projects under the title of a trust-based model for adoption of smart city technology in Omani cities and Tracking System for Chronic Diseases using Big Data Analytics and on a Patents under the title of Network Design System Based on virtual reality technology, a virtual chemistry laboratory IOT and machine learning based low-cost home automation and security system and methodology using cell phone. Recently he got the Outstanding Reviewer award from Institute of Industry and Academic Research Incorporated journal in addition to different awards for his Publication.

Fluturim SALIU has done  Economics University of Tetova, 2003, Master Degree – Economic faculty, University of Prishtina, Kosovo, 2008 and  PhD – Tourism Faculty-University of Bitola, North Macedonia, 2013. He has around 20 years of experiece in academic field. He Has published many peer reviewed research papers in many conference and journals. He has also visited some regional and global Universities with cooperation projects.

Syamsu Rijal was born in Ujung Pandang, 26 Dœember 1973. in South Sulawesi Province, Indonesia. He is a graduate of the Management Study Program, Hasanuddin University (Universitas Hasanuddin) in Makassar, South Sulawesi Province, Indonesia in 1999, then continued his Masters studies at the Postgraduate Program in Resource Economics Study Program, Hasanuddin University (Universitas Hasanuddin) in Makassar, South Sulawesi Province, Indonesia, and graduated in In 2005. In 2017 he earned his Ph.D as a graduate in the field of Public Economics, Central China Normal University (CCNU) in Wuhan, Tiongkok. Now he is a member of the association of professors and lecturers at the Department of Economics, Faculty of Economics and Business, Makassar State University (Universitas Negeri Makassar) in Makassar, South Sulawesi Province, Indonesia. He has written many books and scientific works related to economics, especially Public Economics, Resource Economics and Public Management.

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Those founders who go on to have a lot of success are acutely conscious of the best ways to inspire those who are a part of their network. It is standard procedure to begin by establishing a customer base (data consumers) and a vendor base (data providers) within the solution before attempting to accomplish this motivation. This step is necessary in order to fulfil this motivation. The secret to keeping oneself motivated over time is to strike a healthy balance between one’s obligations and the prospective benefits of doing so. For example, the SecureKey strategy provides “privacy protecting” ground principles (which are described in chain code) for the fashion in which data are transmitted from one entity to another. These principles are outlined in the context of the SecureKey protocol. This collection of principles guarantees that the creators of digital assets will “get paid” when consumers of digital assets “pay” to have their authentication characteristics validated. The foundation principles are what give a digital marketplace its structure and fortitude. Additionally, they encourage participation by improving precision, lowering the cost of identification, increasing speed, and improving the overall quality of the user experience as a whole. Creators of enterprise blockchains are able to make the providing of a motivational incentive system feasible by utilizing a developing method known as asset tokenization. This method was developed by the enterprise blockchain creators. In many implementations, the ticket is an essential component of the solution itself and has the potential to perform a function that is comparable to that of recognition points. This is one of the reasons why this feature is so appealing. For example, one solution entails the introduction of a native carbon credit currency. This currency is awarded to a member of the network whenever that person decreases the amount of energy that they use. The user is able to exchange the ticket for discounts on debit card purchases made through a debit card supplier that is also a member of the network. The user has the ability to trade in the ticket for discounts. The neighborhood utility business is an excellent illustration of this type of service supplier.

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