New Application Programming Interfaces Help Programmers Achieve the Privacy, Low Latency, and Throughput Required for Enterprise Use Cases in Fintech, Supply Chain, IoT, and Other Applications.

Specification V3 Improves Blockchain’s Path to Global Interoperability across Enterprise Ethereum Blockchain Clients to Support all Industries

Enterprise Ethereum Alliance and Token Taxonomy Initiative Take Center Stage at Blockchain Week NYC May 8, 2019 EEA and Token Taxonomy Initiative to Present and Lead Sessions at Blockchain Week NYC’s Ethereal Summit, Tokenized Assets and Consensus 2019 Events NEW YORK — May 8, 2019 — The Enterprise Ethereum Alliance (EEA) today announced that the 300-member organization and the EEA-hosted, blockchain-neutral Token Taxonomy Initiative will lead educational sessions and workshops covering the latest enterprise [...]

Initiative to Focus on Token Taxonomy to Support any Business Use Case

Enterprise Ethereum Alliance Expands Presence in Asia; Appoints Blockchain Expert Dr. Weijia Zhang to Lead China Office February 13, 2019 NEW YORK and BEIJING – Feb. 13, 2019 –Enterprise Ethereum Alliance (EEA) announced today the opening of its regional office in China and the appointment of Dr. Weijia Zhang, Wanchain’s vice president of engineering, as the EEA’s Regional Head. The new office will provide local support such that China EEA members are well positioned [...]

The Enterprise Ethereum Alliance (EEA), announced today the appointment of Bill Allder to the director of membership position, effective immediately. As part of the leadership team, Allder will accelerate the expansion of the EEA’s worldwide footprint and help implement even higher-impact initiatives in promoting the growth of the Alliance’s global membership.

Combined with the EEA’s regional office in Tokyo, the new footprint in South Korea and dedicated leadership of Enterprise Ethereum blockchain leader Joonho Park will enable the EEA to accelerate the global adoption of EEA’s standards and certification programs

The APIs Offer a Standard Programming Model for Using Trusted Compute to Improve the Privacy, Security, and Performance of Enterprise Ethereum Use Cases.

By Applying a Global Standard to Enterprise Blockchain Development, EEA’s Enterprise Ethereum Specification V2 Offers Greater Choice and Lower Costs among a Larger Ecosystem of Vendors.

Through Joint Associate Memberships, EEA and Hyperledger Will Collaborate to Meet Global Demand For Enterprise Blockchain