Q&A: Big data's role in medicine, supply chains and smart cities

We have incredible developers and strategists, who are working on bespoke data management solutions for a variety of use cases: medical data handling, smart city initiatives, logistics/supply chains and Internet of Things.

We are taking this notion even further by enabling people and data owners to monetize their personal data.

Once the data is purchased, data owners receive payments in CVT tokens.

Once achieved at scale, people and data owners would be able to take control of their data and choose what to do with it.

We may still regard our social and behavioral data as insignificant, but medical data can be really valuable.

A data derivatives pool, where users can purchase derivatives of data extraction and big data concepts.

This initiative is in line with CyberVein's vision to solve three major problems in the big data space: information siloing, data ownership and security, and data monetization.

Compared with traditional methods, big data applications can give patients a more friendly diagnosis and treatment experience.

Smart cities are hypercomplex data-producing systems that rely on constant interconnectivity and data exchange.

Within the DAVE ecosystem, any entity can use big data storage, access academic research, or utilize applications from various service providers to improve efficiencies.