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Everything in the automotive industry is changing. In this presentation, Allison, CEO of Filament, will deep dive into the initiatives and innovations that brought about Filament’s Blocklet Mobility Platform, a comprehensive solution built to address major shifts within the automotive industry. Solving these challenges requires aligning consumer needs with automotive needs. Filament’s mobility-as-a-service platform solves for in-vehicle commerce, interoperability, and data integrity needs by providing hardware-level security, global accessibility, GDPR + CCPA compliance, smart contract privacy, and scalability to tens of thousands of transactions per second - directly within an automaker’s existing infrastructure. With Blocklet Mobility Platform, automotive enterprises can immediately adapt to ongoing shifts in their markets while benefiting through new revenue streams and better connections with their customers.
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