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GUESTS: Lukas Neckermann, David Woessner, Olaf SakkersABOUT THIS EPISODEFor a consumer, the best price is no price at all. After all, free is the magic number.But we all know that nothing in life is ever really free. Free is always factored into the cost somewhere along the line. But promoting something as free hides that cost, and leads to a complacency that comes with consequences.Free parking encourages us to use our cars. And free delivery prevents us thinking twice about buying something, especially if free returns are also part of the deal.In the quest to go emission-free and carbon-free, is it possible to also enjoy the other things that we like to have for free?After all, we all know there's no such thing as a free lunch.Ride caught up recently with future mobility investors David Woessner, of Future Of, and Olaf Sakkers, of Red Blue Capital, and Lukas Neckermann, the COO of Splyt, the mobility super app enabler. We recorded this conversation at the end of an event and just managed to bring the discussion to a close before the stand we were using was dismantled around us.REFERENCESHere are links to support some of the comments made during the show:DW.com "Fast Fashion - Dumped in Chile's Atacama Desert"theguardian.com "Past the parcel: how the end of free returns will change the way we shop"CNBC "Why ‘free' shipping isn't free"thedrive.com "Zillow's Satellite View Shows the Ghosts of Neighborhoods Erased By America's Highways"fastcompany.com "America has eight parking spaces for every car. Here's how cities are rethinking that land""The high cost of free parking" (YouTube)CONNECT WITH THE GUESTSYou can connect with the show's guests on LinkedIn by using these links: David WoessnerOlaf Sakkers Lukas Neckermann 

Jamil speaks with Lindsey Mallon to learn more about the initiatives she is aiming to roll out Empowering Women, Consciousness in Luxury, and Creation of Fair Labor to Help Create Mass Crypto Adoption Along the Fashion Supply Chain, with Lindsey Mallon Lindsey Mallon is a RISD graduate with over a decade of experience in retail, from brand conception through supply chain and sales. Her career is focused on sustainable commerce with an emphasis on labor standards and humanizing the business landscape. She launched Nadjarina, a conscious luxury brand focused on setting better labor standards in the apparel industry. From there, she helped formally launch Splyt, a brand that crosses bridges between existing infrastructures and progressive practices and mindsets to push commerce forward into the future. Lindsey brings a thorough understanding of the solutions Splyt resolves and how to carry the vision forward as the next era of e-commerce. Utilizing her network in luxury, Maison Du will be the first marketplace to build on top of the Splyt protocol, focused on streamlining the luxury market and universalizing the eNFT in what is the most influential marketplace. Lindsey is a woman to watch in the blockchain and crypto space, building bridges between the community and global e-commerce marketplace to revolutionize the future of business. https://www.linkedin.com/in/lindseymallon/ https://twitter.com/lindsey__mallon https://www.instagram.com/_lindseymallon/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/crypto-hipster-podcast/support

Jamil interviews Cyrus Taghehchian, Founder, CEO @ Splyt Core Foundation about his positive and life changing initiative. Linkedin.com/in/taghehchian About Maker of things awesome, Executive and Lean-Agile coach, blockchain nerd, people motivator, Deloitte Consulting alum, digital hipster, business professional and kid at heart. An accomplished entrepreneur with leadership, strategy, and business execution expertise in e-commerce, digital marketing, Lean-Agile dev, and blockchain. Curious. Persistent. Courageous. I spend my time thinking of the Future of Work and my intention in life is to heal people by empowering them to follow their purpose using agile, blockchain, social media, e-commerce, and/or just believing in themselves. Purpose before profits makes the world more whole. Things I care about: youth privilege equality and sustainability. What good is it to have a unicorn exit when you're destroying future generation's opportunities and/or the planet? "NFTs and its immutable data nature will be the most coveted commodity in the future once we reach singularity. Blockchain preserves our reality." -me About Splyt: Splyt is an e-commerce NFT infrastructure that connects e-commerce stores, brands, and affiliates. A unique eNFT is assigned to each item providing users with a globally updating inventory. Users can also mint their products as eNFTs. There is a certificate of authenticity to prevent counterfeits, a built in smart contract that holds money in escrow to avoid scams, and a commission to incentivise affiliates and stores. The protocol is equipped with automated dispute and arbitration mechanisms, and is governed by consensus to maintain decentralization, flexibility, and user engagement. Visit Splyt Website: https://Spl.yt Follow Splyt on Twitter Follow Splyt on Medium Follow Splyt on Instagram --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/crypto-hipster-podcast/support

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GUESTS: Arwed Schmidt, EasyMile; George Ivanov, Waymo; Lukas Neckermann, PAVE EuropeABOUT THIS EPISODE“Education is a key piece of the puzzle for autonomous vehicles,” says Lukas Neckermann, co-initiator of PAVE Europe.PAVE – Partners for Automated Vehicle Education – was established in the US as a coalition of industry, non-profits, and academics with the aim of informing the public about automated vehicles and their potential.It's a consortium of stakeholders from across the autonomous vehicle value chain, including automakers, suppliers, tech companies, lidar makers, sensor suppliers, software companies, operators, and insurance companies.PAVE Europe has been established as a sister organisation to PAVE in the US, intended specifically to address autonomous technology in Europe. This edition of Ride features EasyMile and Waymo, two of the founding members of PAVE Europe, as well as Lukas Neckermann, a consultant, COO of Splyt, friend of the podcast – and most importantly for this episode, a co-initiator of PAVE Europe.

About this episodeAs cities begin to tackle the complex issue of car-free mobility in an urban environment, there's a growing number of new mobility solutions: shared electric scooters, shared bicycles, shared e-bikes. But there's also a growing trend for privately owned solutions, including electric unicycles and skateboards, as well as electric scooters and electric bikes.In this episode, Jonny and Martin talk to Kevin McLaughlin, the CEO and founder of e-bike rental company, Zygg. Kevin is joined by urban mobility expert Lukas Neckermann.About the guestsKevin McLaughlin is Chief Executive at Zygg (https://www.ridezygg.com), a Toronto-based subscription e-bike service. Kevin has extensive experience in urban mobility, from car-sharing and financial services to bikes – he helped launch Free2Move in North America, and founded Zygg in 2019.Lukas Neckermann is Chief Operating Officer of Splyt (https://splyt.com/en/) and Managing Director of Neckermann Strategic Advisors (https://www.neckermann.net). He has over 20 years of leadership experience in automotive, media, and financial services; he's authored three books on the mobility revolution, and advises companies of all sizes in the fields of smart cities and smart mobility.

About this episodeUrban mobility is changing – fast. From new technologies and new business models, to increasing environmental and regulatory pressure, changing commuter trends, and fast-moving consumer expectations, major issues are influencing the way we get around. Connectivity, automation, and electrification are driving innovation, and shared mobility brings new business models, but we can expect a complete transformation of urban mobility, from what we ride on or in, to where we ride to, why we're riding at all, and how far we need to ride to do whatever it is we're going to do.In this episode, Martin and Jonny talk to two experts in urban mobility about what they see as the key changes changing the shape of urban mobility as we know it. About the guestsLukas Neckermann is Chief Operating Officer of Splyt (https://splyt.com/en/) and Managing Director of Neckermann Strategic Advisors (https://www.neckermann.net). He has over 20 years of leadership experience in automotive, media, and financial services; he's authored three books on the mobility revolution; and he advises companies of all sizes in the fields of smart cities and smart mobility.Malte Ackermann's career in urban mobility has included work as a start-up consultant and product owner, and time spent at Daimler's Moovel/car2go unit, and Daimler Financial Services. Malte is a Professor in Automotive Management: Mobility-as-a-Service at Nürtingen-Geislingen University, and has just published a book on the subject, titled: “Mobility-as-a-Service - The Convergence of Automotive and Mobility Industries.” (https://www.springer.com/gp/book/9783030755898) 

«Das Feld wird neu gemischt», sagt Lukas Neckermann. Mit dem COO des in London ansässigen Technologie-Startups Splyt spricht Andreas Herrmann in Folge 12 des Podcasts über die Akteure der neuen Mobilitätslandschaft, sich verändernde Wertschöpfungsketten und die Frage, warum es ein anderes Verständnis von Öffentlichem Nahverkehr braucht. Andreas Herrmann, Martin Stuchtey und Matthias Ballweg blicken in der gemeinsamen Podcast-Reihe mit wechselnden Gästen aus Wirtschaft, Politik, Wissenschaft und Zivilgesellschaft auf die Zukunft der Mobilität

Lindsey Mallon, co founder of Splyt, founder of Nadjarina and CEO of Masion Du Growing up Lindsey was not sure what she wanted to do. She initially considered architecture as a career but a stint as an intern in a practising architects office quickly confirmed her opinion that she did not want to work in front of a computer every day. Her father encouraged her to follow her passion. Shortly after she attended an haute couture fashion exhibition in Boston, and she was hooked. “Instant love.” For Lindsey art is not just art, it does something. It empowers people. At the same time, she is cognisant that the actual fashion industry can be toxic in terms of how people treat each other, and the labour standards are very low. “I would work with these factories initially where people could not afford to go home to see their families or maybe went home once a year and that really struck a chord with me and pushed me to look at sustainable commerce.” For Lindey this concept went beyond the environment and included labour standards, community, and how people work together. The beautiful industry has a dark underbelly, but she was in love. “It's not just me, consumers are starting to demand sustainable practices and that is making the industry react with stores pushing their sustainable brands to the fore. Customers want ethics, giveback programmes, brands donating to charities and transparency; they really want transparency. “Every dollar spent is a vote.” Tune into this podcast to hear more. Your host is Jillian Godsil, award winning journalist, broadcaster and author. Her latest book can be found at https://persons-of-interest.io/

Jamil speaks with Lindsey Mallon to learn more about the initiatives she is aiming to roll out Empowering Women, Consciousness in Luxury, and Creation of Fair Labor to Help Create Mass Crypto Adoption Along the Fashion Supply Chain, with Lindsey Mallon Lindsey Mallon is a RISD graduate with over a decade of experience in retail, from brand conception through supply chain and sales. Her career is focused on sustainable commerce with an emphasis on labor standards and humanizing the business landscape. She launched Nadjarina, a conscious luxury brand focused on setting better labor standards in the apparel industry. From there, she helped formally launch Splyt, a brand that crosses bridges between existing infrastructures and progressive practices and mindsets to push commerce forward into the future. Lindsey brings a thorough understanding of the solutions Splyt resolves and how to carry the vision forward as the next era of e-commerce. Utilizing her network in luxury, Maison Du will be the first marketplace to build on top of the Splyt protocol, focused on streamlining the luxury market and universalizing the eNFT in what is the most influential marketplace. Lindsey is a woman to watch in the blockchain and crypto space, building bridges between the community and global e-commerce marketplace to revolutionize the future of business. https://www.linkedin.com/in/lindseymallon/ https://twitter.com/lindsey__mallon https://www.instagram.com/_lindseymallon/ Jamil Hasan is a Generation X Author and experienced data intelligence technology builder with two decades of experience leading data-based teams at Fortune 100 companies, including AIG, Prudential Financial, and Ingersoll Rand. Jamil believes that skill and experience, not just age, is the most important factor required to build and lead corporate organizations. His unique story, as someone on the ground floor of the 2008 financial crisis and his role to help repay the $180 billion AIG bailout, enabled him to come face-to-face with many of the societal ills facing Generation X today and their causes. As the result of his experience, Jamil has developed a path forward for his fellow Gen Xers to restore his generation's financial standing in society today and to rebuild the American Dream for Generation X.

Jamil interviews Cyrus Taghehchian, Founder, CEO @ Splyt Core Foundation about his positive and life changing initiative. Linkedin.com/in/taghehchian About Maker of things awesome, Executive and Lean-Agile coach, blockchain nerd, people motivator, Deloitte Consulting alum, digital hipster, business professional and kid at heart. An accomplished entrepreneur with leadership, strategy, and business execution expertise in e-commerce, digital marketing, Lean-Agile dev, and blockchain. Curious. Persistent. Courageous. I spend my time thinking of the Future of Work and my intention in life is to heal people by empowering them to follow their purpose using agile, blockchain, social media, e-commerce, and/or just believing in themselves. Purpose before profits makes the world more whole. Things I care about: youth privilege equality and sustainability. What good is it to have a unicorn exit when you're destroying future generation's opportunities and/or the planet? "NFTs and its immutable data nature will be the most coveted commodity in the future once we reach singularity. Blockchain preserves our reality." -me About Splyt: Splyt is an e-commerce NFT infrastructure that connects e-commerce stores, brands, and affiliates. A unique eNFT is assigned to each item providing users with a globally updating inventory. Users can also mint their products as eNFTs. There is a certificate of authenticity to prevent counterfeits, a built in smart contract that holds money in escrow to avoid scams, and a commission to incentivise affiliates and stores. The protocol is equipped with automated dispute and arbitration mechanisms, and is governed by consensus to maintain decentralization, flexibility, and user engagement. Visit Splyt Website: https://Spl.yt Follow Splyt on Twitter Follow Splyt on Medium Follow Splyt on Instagram Join the Telegram Community About Jamil Hasan Jamil Hasan is a Generation X Author and experienced data intelligence technology builder with two decades of experience leading data-based teams at Fortune 100 companies, including AIG, Prudential Financial, and Ingersoll Rand. Jamil believes that skill and experience, not just age, is the most important factor required to build and lead corporate organizations. His unique story, as someone on the ground floor of the 2008 financial crisis and his role to help repay the $180 billion AIG bailout, enabled him to come face-to-face with many of the societal ills facing Generation X today and their causes. As the result of his experience, Jamil has developed a path forward for his fellow Gen Xers to restore his generation's financial standing in society today and to rebuild the American Dream for Generation X.

I ask a good number of big name people to come on the other show, Play Comics. Most of them get back to me. But do they owe me anything? And how is that effected by living in a world where the internet can quickly change the popular opinion of someone who's livelihood depends on people liking their work enough to pay money for it? Intro from Dreamland by Splyt. Used with permission. Outro from Undead Mess by Splyt. Used with permission.

Lunch break is a sacred thing. Why do people insist on talking to me during my lunch break? I'm about ready to start going out to eat again every day just to get away from this. Intro from Dreamland by Splyt. Used with permission. Outro from Undead Mess by Splyt. Used with permission.

I love wrong numbers. Not really, because when they happen at work it's almost always because someone thinks they got a call from me and they're calling back to see why I'm calling them. But why? This makes no sense to me at all. Does it make any sense to you? And why don't they believe me when I say who I am? It's all just weird. Intro from Dreamland by Splyt. Used with permission. Outro from Undead Mess by Splyt. Used with permission.

I'm old. So old that in school we were taught how to use email. Yeah, I'm ancient. So anyway, they actually taught us in school to never ever ever use Reply All and it bugs the mess out of me because there are times where i's the proper move. So yeah, I'm a cranky old man and Cranky Kong is my role model/life goal. Intro from Dreamland by Splyt. Used with permission. Outro from Undead Mess by Splyt. Used with permission.

If you're creating something then you have an audience. They listen to you for a reason. And I hope that in these crazy times you're keeping your creating habits going because your audience wants to hear from you. Or see what you're doing. That part all depends on what kind of stuff you're creating. Intro from Dreamland by Splyt. Used with permission. Outro from Undead Mess by Splyt. Used with permission.

Earlier today someone pretty much cemented their place on the list of people who will never come on Play Comics. Right now there are 3 people on the list. A person who decided to just not pay his artist for a Kickstarter comic and to not send out physical things to backers A pair of people who kept not getting back to me, and then wanted me to drop everything to record an episode to time out well with something they were releasing So what does it take to get on this list for me? What kind of people won't make the list? Why do I care so much anyway? Intro from Dreamland by Splyt. Used with permission. Outro from Undead Mess by Splyt. Used with permission.

Sometimes people just go crazy and decide they want to be on more podcasts than me. Which is fine, I don't hold grudges. Scottye Moore is one of those people. Seriously, the dude is trying to be on the most podcasts in a single year. Like EVER. And that's just insane. Listen in as two people who have literally never talked to each other before in their entire lives outside of Twitter messages sound like they've been friends for a long time. If you want to hear more from Scottye then check out the BS Network or just follow on Twitter @Scottyemo. If you have a podcast maybe you should get him on it as well. Intro from Dreamland by Splyt. Used with permission. Outro from Undead Mess by Splyt. Used with permission.

Sometimes it pays to just ask people to be on the show. Like here, where I asked Eric Henderson (formerly in the bands Splyt and Zeromind and currently making the podcast Zerocast) to come talk about his bands and what he’s been up to, and the weirdness of my relentless quest to find more of the wonderful music that I spent so long trying to find. If you want to check out Splyt’s music then head over to this Reverb Nation page. Don’t look for them on PureVolume, that’ll just make you sad. Or maybe you’d rather check out What’s In Your Mind from Zeromind. But you really should check out Eric’s podcast Zerocast. Danse Macabre – Violin Hook by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3599-danse-macabre—violin-hook License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Outro from Undead Mess by Splyt. Used with permission.

I’ve spend the past few days especially thinking about how easy it is for people to find things you’ve said or done and what kind of influence that can have on someone’s life. Especially when it’s something done 10 or 15 or 20 years ago. Which is kind of a round about way of saying that next week I’ll be recording with Eric Henderson, former vocalist of Splyt from Splyt From the Internet fame and currently from Zerocast. Expect to be able to hear that in a few weeks, maybe even next week if the recording is clean enough. Danse Macabre – Violin Hook by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3599-danse-macabre—violin-hook License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Danse Macabre – Finale by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3592-danse-macabre—finale License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

You know how some things just disappear on the internet? Yeah, it sucks. Despite what everyone has told you it seems that sometimes stuff can just disappear forever. Like this band Splyt that I found a few songs from on the old Pure Volume site. Two songs, many years, zero answers. And that sucks because I want to hear more. Danse Macabre - Violin Hook by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3599-danse-macabre---violin-hook License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Danse Macabre - Finale by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3592-danse-macabre---finale License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

Splyt aka the Lyrical Akuma stopped by to talk music origins, influences, overseas, state of hip-hop, being different and a little preview! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

This week, Auto Futures Editor Alex Kreetzer and Luke Rust, Head of Commercial Development at Immense Simulations, sit down with Lukas Neckermann, Author and Strategic Advisor for Splyt, Flock and Next Future Transportation. Make sure to subscribe to Autofutures.tv to listen to new podcasts every Friday morning.You can also listen in on Spotify, Buzzsprout, Pocket Cast and more! Want to get on the pod? Get in contact with Editor Alex Kreetzer: akreetzer@dma-media.com or reach out via Twitter: @Auto_Futures

This week David talks to Lukas Neckermann, smart mobility consultant, author and key note speaker. About our guest... Lukas Neckermann is Managing Director at Neckermann Strategic Advisors, a consultancy based in London with a focus on emerging new mobility trends and their strategic impact. He has 20 years of leadership experience in automotive, media, and financial services. He began his automotive career in BMW’s Central Marketing department in Munich, where he codeveloped the first BMW.com website, helped launch the innovative Z8 sports car, and – as an internal consultant – recommended pricing, marketing communication, and positioning strategies for BMW’s brands (BMW, MINI, Rover, Land Rover, and MG). Lukas joined Allianz in 2002, reporting to the Group’s CEO, Michael Diekmann. He rose through various strategic and line leadership functions at Allianz, including Head of Business Development for Allianz Automotive. He is an advisor to three startup companies: NEXT Future Transportation Inc. based in Silicon Valley, as well as Flock and Splyt, both based in London. Lukas is a Fellow of the Institute of Leadership and Management (ILM), Adjunct Instructor at New York University, and has lectured and taught courses to executives from over 40 countries; he is frequently called upon as a keynote speaker on “The Mobility Revolution”, as well as on leadership, and innovation. He holds a Bachelor’s Degree in Science and Technology Studies from Cornell University, and an MBA from New York University’s Stern School of Business. Lukas is the author of three books, The Mobility Revolution (Matador Business Press 2015), Corporate Mobility Breakthrough 2020 (Corporate Vehicle Observatory 2016), and Smart Cities, Smart Mobility (released End of 2017 in four languages). LINKS: Lukas Neckermann on LinkedIn https://www.linkedin.com/in/lukasneckermann/ Neckermann Strategic Advisors https://www.neckermann.net/ The Mobility Revolution: Zero Emissions, Zero Accidents, Zero Ownership https://www.amazon.co.uk/Mobility-Revolution-Emissions-Accidents-Ownership/dp/1784622478/ref=sr_1_2?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1544536916&sr=1-2 Smart Cities, Smart Mobility: Transforming the Way We Live and Work https://www.amazon.co.uk/Smart-Cities-Mobility-Transforming-Live/dp/1788032780/ref=sr_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1544536916&sr=1-1

In this episode we interview Splyt’s Head of Partnerships, Yati Afendy. Splyt are on a quest to build a multimodal platform to connect mobility stakeholders. Their rapid expansion is made possible by proprietary tech, meaning companies are not just partnering with Splyt when they sign, but also partnering with the larger Splyt network and expanding without expanding! We ask what makes a good partnership, and discuss the effects of regulation on the evolution of the business and the role regulators have to play in tech and mobility. Our news feature focuses on the newly published Inspiring50UK: https://www.standard.co.uk/tech/accelerateher-inspiring-50-uk-list-women-in-stem-a4001641.html Dave headed to the launch of the list to chat to the award’s co-initiator Janneke Niessen, and that chat is in this show!

This episode of Crypto Token Talk was recorded live with Arun Kalaiselvan, co-founder and CTO of Blockdaemon; Niki Williams, Community Curator of ConsenSys; and Cyrus Taghehchian, co-founder and CEO of Splyt at the General Assembly camplus in Santa Monica. The panel focuses on how blockchain applies and can apply to various industries such as gaming and e-commerce. All three guests give their take on how far away they think we as consumers are from interacting with blockchain technology, how we should make sure it is user friendly, and the extent of awareness the general public may have about the technology. The guests discuss various career routes that can lead to involvement with the blockchain community and share how people can begin interacting with crypto and learn from trustworthy news sources.   Topics covered: - A brief background of each guest’s company. - How blockchain will affect gaming. - The industries that ConsenSys is influencing. - The problems with present-day e-commerce. - An open discussion about how far away we as consumers are from interacting with blockchain technology, how it     should be kept user friendly, and how noticeable it will be to users. - How to get involved in blockchain no matter what your professional background is. - How to tell if a company is just using “blockchain” as a buzzword for publicity. - Ways that beginners can interact with blockchain and cryptocurrency. - Recommendations of where to get news about cryptocurrency and blockchain. - Various databases that could be used instead of blockchain. - Who would be responsible for a bug on the blockchain.   Resource Links: https://blockdaemon.com/ https://consensys.net https:/spl.yt https://metamask.io/ https://www.uport.me/ https://old.reddit.com/r/ethereum/ https://old.reddit.com/r/ethdev/ https://old.reddit.com/r/CryptoCurrency/ https://trezor.io/ https://mycrypto.com/account http://www.reinventingorganizations.com/ https://steemit.com/ https://blockchainweekly.net/ https://medium.com/@ConsenSys mailto:arun@blockdaemon.com mailto:niki.williams@consensys.net https://www.linkedin.com/in/nikiah mailto:cyrus@spl.yt https://twitter.com/cyrusinc http://blocktune.io/

In this episode of LAB Radio, Aaron Mangal discusses Spl.yt, a decentralized marketplace protocol, with CEO and founder Cyrus Taghehchian. Cyrus Taghehchian, CEO and Founder at Spl.yt Cyrus Taghehchian is the co-founder and CEO of Spl.yt, a decentralized marketplace protocol. Cyrus, a Deloitte Consulting alum, is a world-class consultant, co-active coach and Lean-Agile thought leader who has helped C-level and executives improve their organizations’ product management processes, development practices, and team culture at companies such as Intel, Bank of America, Paypal, and more. A serial entrepreneur at heart, Cyrus specializes in technology strategy and implementations in the e-commerce and digital marketing space, including leading his previous companies through product and market fit phases. Cyrus entered the blockchain space in 2015, having taken several notable active involvements, collaboration and advisory roles within the blockchain community where he applies his unique business development perspective, to promote blockchain and distributed ledger technology. Spl.yt, a Decentralized E-commerce Protocol for a Global Inventory and Affiliate Network According to the Spl.yt litepaper: “Spl.yt provides the market reach of Alibaba and CJ Affiliate, with the assurance of Amazon, at the no-cost prices of Craigslist” This is based on their global inventory and logistics system which allows retailers to connect with several marketplaces, not just one, which greatly reduces the labor and management behind multiple postings. It goes on to further explain how retailers can connect with their platform: Spl.yt’s core function begins when an online retailer connects our easy-to-use SDK to load its inventory onto the blockchain. Once on the blockchain, Spl.yt’s smart contract grants access to all other participating marketplaces...Spl.yt uses token economics to promote fair and reliable participant behaviors. Spl.yt’s global reputation system provides peace of mind that reviews and ratings (necessary for buyers to trust retailers) are performed fairly without censorship or manipulation, and reflect behavior across the internet (rather than one website). How Splyt Connects Buyers and Sellers Splyt also have a dispute resolution to take care of any kind of problem that arises from transactions through intermediaries called Validators. These are real people that help figure out any issues whether on the buyer or seller side. Finally, through an affiliate system sellers can leverage an automated way to manage and pay out commissions to affiliate for helping to sell products. After listening to this episode you will learn: About the origin story of how Cyrus went from Consulting into the Blockchain world How consultants think, work and create value for clients Why great consultants replace themselves in the long-term Why people are a super important often overlooked part of building a successful company What Splyt is and how it works as a protocol The way that Splyt increases the reach of a posting across several major marketplaces A unique affiliate system that incentivizes anyone helping sell any product in the marketplace How Sellers can download the Splyt SDK and access a global database of inventory About Decentralized Autonomous Initial Coin Offerings (DAICOs) and one called HAIKU that Splyt is building  The Affiliate system behind Splyt and how it evolves the current Affiliate model How Splyt handles dispute resolutions For show notes and more please visit: LAB Radio Episode 37

Description Spl.yt Core Foundation, a Science Blockchain-backed nonprofit operating out of Santa Monica CA, is an open-sourced smart contract-based e-commerce protocol that will support the foundation of a more efficient, transparent, and secure e-commerce system. Spl.yt will help buyers and sellers save time and money by removing middlemen functions and services through decentralizing the e-commerce stack. Spl.yt’s top smart contract capabilities include an automated global inventory system, fractional asset ownership and management, inter-marketplace reputation tracking, fair dispute resolution system, and automated affiliate marketing rewards. All of these features are powered by the blockchain, assuring anyone who buys or sells things online that they will have the most fair and efficient e-commerce experience possible. For more details, please visit https://www.spl.yt/. About The Guest Cyrus Taghehchian is the Co-Founder and CEO of Spl.yt. Cyrus, a Deloitte Consulting alum, is a world-class consultant, co-active coach and Lean-Agile thought leader who has helped C-level and executives improve their organizations’ product management processes, development practices, and team culture at companies such as Intel, Bank of America, Paypal, and more. A serial entrepreneur at heart, Cyrus specializes in technology strategy and implementations in the e-commerce and digital marketing space, including leading his previous companies through product and market fit phases. Cyrus entered the blockchain space in 2015, having taken several notable active involvements, collaboration and advisory roles within the blockchain community where he applies his unique business development perspective, to promote blockchain and distributed ledger technology. He earned a Bachelor's degree in Economics from UC Irvine and started the UCI MBA program before developing the concept of Spl.yt.

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Специальный состав участников, мы пригласили ребят из Сбера, Тинькофф и Splyt. Очень насыщенный разговор обо всем, что касается безопасности. Мы начали с вопросов пользователя, что за страшные последствия могут быть от рутования, установки кастомных ROM’ов и пиратских apk, и дошли до обсуждения перепаковщиков, перехвата пользовательского ввода и шифрованных баз данных.