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Blockchain CRM solution provider Cere Network secures $3.5m in seed funding By James Bourne James is editor of TechForge Media, with a passion for how technology influences business and several Mobile World Congress events... Posted on   August 22, 2019 (C)ISTOCK.COM/BOB_BOSEWELL Blockchain customer relationship management (CRM) solution provider Cere Network has secured $3.5 million (£3m) in a recent seed funding round. Major investors including Binance Labs, the venture arm of cryptocurrency exchange Binance, participated in the fundraising event. Other investors are Neo Global Capital, Fenbushi Capital, Arrington XRP Capital, and Block VC among others. The company aims to disrupt the CRM space, one of the most competitive categories with a market cap of $48 billion in 2018. As a blockchain-native firm, Cere Network is attempting to use this advantage to bring into effect its new technology in the industry. ...

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Deutsche Telekom launches blockchain professorship at CODE University of Applied Sciences



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Deutsche Telekom has joined hands with Berlin-based CODE University of Applied Sciences to create a specialised professorship, called “professorship for software engineering with a specialisation in blockchain”.
The newly created position will be led by academician Dr. Peter Ruppel, who is best known for his work into distributed systems. Ruppel started teaching the subject on 23rd, which is the first day of the new academic year. He is aiming to explore distributed ledger technology further in detail. 
The partnership between Deutsche Telekom and the CODE University of Applied Sciences is said to help the telecom company in its execution of blockchain-based initiatives. This is not the first time a university has considered making decentralised tech or cryptocurrencies as part of its curriculum. A last year’s report from cryptocurrency exchange Coinbase found 42 per cent of the world’s top universities offering at least one blockchain-focused course.
People with expertise in distributed ledger technology have ample of opportunities at major tech organisations like Facebook, and traditional corporate bigwigs like IBM, EY and Deloitte, as such companies are hiring for blockchain-related roles. In fact, there is a rise in blockchain skills gap and many businesses are not able to fill these positions with appropriately skilled individuals.
Collaboration between specialist academics and universities to explore decentralised technology will create more and more opportunities for budding talents. Furthermore, an in-depth approach towards the implementation of blockchain technology would open more avenues in the future.



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