Opiria PData – The Future of Personal Data Commercialization
Industrial innovations are meant to solve human problems and make life better for mankind. If a product fails to meet up to this target of being able to ameliorate the living conditions of man, it fails to qualify as a proper innovation to be accorded any regard. This is because products meant for human consumption or use are meant to satisfy those desires of the target humans. If this fails to happen, then the entire intent of manufacture is defeated.
In the present centuries, the percentage of innovation failures has peaked at an overwhelming seventy to eighty percent (70 – 80%)! This is due to the fact that target consumers fail to see many products as problem solvers. These products lack the propensity to satisfy the wants of their consumers, or either offer redundant solutions that have already been come in contact with. Thus was the need for consumer feedback birthed. The significance of user response and feedback cannot be over emphasized. It has gotten to a stage whereby te ultimate failure or success of a potential innovative product now lies on the ability of the producer or manufacture to capitalize on the highpoints of feedbacks acquired from their consumers. This feedback is well known as Personal Data.
Challenge
Having come to the realization of the efficacy of consumer feedback and personal data, companies have decided to invest more in the sector of obtaining personal data so as to ensure a higher rate of probability of success with product innovations. The problem now is that, this personal data proves hard to find. This is because personal data must come from actual individuals, and individuals are rather reluctant to share such information. This is largely blamed by consumers’ fear for privacy risks that might be associated with passing on information, especially private one to strange companies and having no right whatsoever over the destination and subsequent implementation of whatever information handed out to those third parties.
Users are sceptical about releasing private information about their behaviours and usage of products. Strangely, for those that manage to participate and offer information, a significant majority of this group choose to doctor and alter the information given out, for the same underlying fear of possible associated privacy risks.
How then can product improvement be wrought when personal data are beyond the reach of companies and personal data within their reach termed untrustworthy, misleading and inaccurate. There lies the staggering problem of the Personal Data Industry!
The Opiria PData Proposed Solution
Opiria as a platform is an already existing corporation with affiliations to a reputable customer base encompassing various high level fortune-500 companies and industrial corporations of the highest level of revenue generation indexes. Over the years, it has succeeded in establishing a niche for itsef in the sparsely dense industry of personal data sharing and exchange. Opiria, with the PData innovation, seeks to attempt to commercialize the exchange of personal data between companies in search of such and consumers willing to provide.
The platform is an incentivised system which encourages consumers to share information on personal data associated to their use of certain products by attaching a reward system to active participation. Users are rewarded for sharing their personal data on the PData forum.
Security and privacy of users is given top-level priority as the platform is underpinned by a robust secure network of cryptographic algorithms.
Team and Advisors
Dr.-Ing. Christian Lange | Founder & CEO
Marlene Gagesch | Co-Founder & CTO
Toma Corbu | Software architect
Marius Balaban | Frontend developer
Vlad Blana | Algorithm developer
Paul Olteanu | Frontend development
Daniel Turcan | Android developer
Dorin Danilov | iOS developer
Bogdan Uretu | Testing
Eugen Melentii | Android developer
Razvan Tautu | User interface, design
Ismail Malik Founder & CEO BlockchainLab
Dr.-Ing. Wolfram Remlinger R&D Audi AG Daciana Octavia Sârbu Member ofthe European Parliament
Conclusion
Once users can see that there is significant reward for sharing information about their use of products, and they find sufficient assurance that their identities are safe as regarding whatever information the choose to donate, there would be a spike in the participation level of individuals. When users become convinced that their privacy is adequately protected, there would be invariably no need to falsify information they share to companies. Hence, companies can move forward with bountiful personal data to work with 100% trust attached to whatever information they receive. That way, everyone goes home happy! It is a perfect win-win situation.
Useful links
WEBSITE: https://opiria.io/#
WHITEPAPER: https://opiria.io/static/docs/Opiria-PDATA-Whitepaper.pdf
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