PR: NEM and Unibright Are Announcing a Strategic Partnership

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NEM (“out-of-the-box”, enterprise-grade blockchain platform”) and Unibright (“blockchain agnostic integration framework”) are teaming up and start an official strategic partnership.

NEM and Unibright start a strategic partnership by adding NEM oriented code generation to the Unibright framework and adding Unibright to the NEMsp Program. Through this relationship, Unibright developers will receive blockchain training and certification through the Global NEMsp Network. The NEMsp (NEM Service Partner) Network provides qualified partners like Unibright with the technical skills and business benefits to integrate clients on the NEM Blockchain and scale regardless of industry, specialization or experience.

The partnership consists of:

– adding NEM as a target of Unibrights automatic blockchain code generation, – adding NEM adapters to Unibright’s integration platform to connect NEM architectures to existing IT landscapes, – qualifying Unibright as an official NEM Service Partner by training and certification through the Global NEMsp Network, – working together on common customer projects, case studies and proof of concepts with industry partners and clients.

Kristof Van de Rek, Interim President of NEM.io states:

“The NEMsp Network is a scalable and repeatable program designed to expedite the adoption of NEM globally while creating value for our partners. Companies won’t need to have any internal technical staff to be able to build on the NEM Blockchain because a project can be completely developed and deployed by a NEMsp. Unibright puts that development on an even higher level by generating code automatically, and thus are a perfect fit to the NEMsp network. We look forward to a long and mutually beneficial relationship with Unibright.”

Marten Jung, founder and CEO of Unibright adds:

“We are convinced that enterprise clients will rely on those blockchain platforms that offer them the most robust base, the best scalability and the fastest “pilot-to-solution” outlook. NEM delivers on that in a very convincing and elegant manner. NEM is a perfect match to our framework, and we are very looking forward to filling this partnership with life.”

Unibright completed the initial training provided by NEM Solutions Architect, Joris Huybrechts, at Unibright’s main office in Bingen, Germany. Certification will follow after Unibright’ test project has been checked by a NEM Solutions Architect as a working solution.

NEM is an “out-of-the-box”, enterprise-grade blockchain platform which launched in March 2015. NEM has industry leading blockchain features which include: multi-signature account contracts, customizable assets, a naming system, encrypted messaging, and an Eigentrust++ reputation system. Companies with legacy systems can “plug ‘n play” with NEM.

Unibright offers a unified framework, bringing blockchain technology and smart contracts to mainstream usage. With its “no-coding-needed” approach, smart contracts get generated, deployed and updated automatically into different blockchains. Unibright works with visual, usecase-related templates and also automatically integrates existing IT systems into the blockchain.

Press Contact Email Address team@unibright.io

Supporting Link https://unibright.io/

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