Integrity of data in any form is a perfect use case for blockchain

Systems Planning and Analysis Inc. (SPA) is teaming with Factom Inc. to explore the application of blockchain technologies to Department of Defense (DOD) and federal customers.  

"I am excited about our partnership with Factom and I believe that our two organizations represent a unique blend of analytic-based consulting expertise along with information technology and blockchain-based solution development," said Dr. William Vantine, SPA president and CEO.

"Paul Snow and his team at Factom are leading providers of blockchain-as-a-service and are uniquely positioned to grow in the defense industry through their work with the Department of Homeland Security," said Matt Ives, director of Business Operations for Surety Programs Group at SPA. "At SPA, we take immense pride in providing cutting edge and the highest caliber solutions to our customers. Teaming up with Factom is a rare and extremely compelling opportunity to continue with this tradition."  

Factom provides the business models and process to enable any enterprise solution to take advantage of the enhanced data integrity and assurance blockchain can provide. Factom offers state-of-the-art data integrity and trust solutions using blockchain and electronic signatures, assuring that recorded data has not been altered. By increasing the value of stored data and automating data assurance models, Factom provides tools that are simple to integrate and operate by any enterprise or service provider.

"We are looking forward to the unique opportunities that become available through this joint effort," said Paul Snow, CEO of Factom. He went on to summarize that the Factom Blockchain is well positioned to support the incredibly large opportunity for blockchain technology within the government segment. "Integrity of data in any form is a perfect use case for blockchain, and we look forward to applying our independently verifiable, proof of record systems with SPA."