LeadWomen Sdn. Bhd. has once again shown that leading is in its DNA when it went ahead and became one of the early adopters of Blockchain Technology in the space of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (DEI) work in Malaysia.
LeadWomen’s advocacy inspires purpose-driven leaders through their DEI mentorship and consulting services that enable inclusive workplace cultures. The organization signed an agreement with CertOnce LLC, a US-based Blockchain Credentialing and Records Management Platform.
CertOnce is a pioneer in generating verifiable, time-stamped and tamper-proof digital records using a Blockchain anchored and open standards-based credentialing model. Their customers include international training institutions as well as interdisciplinary online learning centres.
Building trust in today’s digital first world is very important. Trust that is verifiable. We wanted our participants to proudly share their learning achievements across multiple platforms and anyone should be able to build trust on the legitimacy of the credentials not just by looking at them, but being able to verify instantly with just one click. Each of these certificates can be directly accessed with one click and they are secured on Blockchain and thus will stay verifiable forever, empowering our participants. As a cost-conscious entity, we also appreciate the marketing features of these certificates that help turn a simple certificate into a 360° organic marketing tool when our participants share it on social media platforms.
We are proud to be associated with LeadWomen, a true leader in its field and we are glad to assist them in their journey.
Blockchain is fast becoming the gold standard in academic and other learning records management with participation by leading academic organisations like Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) and many others who are adapting and encouraging it globally.
As many organizations continue to digitally modify and accommodate their operations across a network of computers, blockchain technology is significant in its ability to reduce risk and ensure security in transactions. Partners in this adoption of blockchain, LeadWomen and CertOnce encourage other companies to consider how this technology can advance their business operations.
