LTO Network (LTO)
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Digitalization and automation of business processes offer great benefits in terms of productivity and cost reduction. Organizations struggle to tap into these benefits for interorganizational processes, partly due to a lack of trust. Bitcoin has proven how blockchain can use distribution and cryptography to provide a system that does not rely on trust.
LTO builds upon this foundation with a decentralized workflow engine employed for ad-hoc collaboration. Information is shared between parties using per-process private event chains and hashed on a public blockchain. This hybrid approach allows organizations to meet any data protection regulations and prevents scalability issues that are typically associated with blockchain projects.
