Countries have begun to get a handle on COVID-19. More people are getting vaccinated. We are anxiously awaiting the day when economies open again and we can reconnect with family, friends, business colleagues, and our communities once more. While governments' focus has rightly been on managing this health crisis and obtaining enough vaccines to protect citizens, has there been any thought as to how these vaccination documents will be used? Is it a violation of our human and d

Collision 2021 was three very busy days for the myLaminin team. Participating virtually in Collision only three months after incorporation was both intimidating and exciting. We applied for Collision knowing we had a good idea and were eager to validate that thinking as early as possible. Once we were notified that we would be participating as a featured startup, we were excited and keen to engage. It was a great experience indeed! We had the opportunity to participate in Ro

Bitcoin ushered in the adoption of Blockchain in the Finance sector and kicked off the DeFi frenzy. Other sectors such as logistics and manufacturing were also early adopters. Since then, more sectors have cautiously pursued the Blockchain security, immutability, and transparency benefits to address important data access, data sharing, data validation, or payments functions core to their business. Notwithstanding significant investments being made globally in Blockchain platf

Can blockchain deliver massive improvements in operational efficiency, mitigate fraud, and deliver greater convenience for clients? In an age of ‘open governments’, it’s ironic that 120 countries around the world still adhere to the 1961 Hague Apostille Convention -- an agreement inked over 60 years ago -- to govern the exchange of foreign public documents and credentials across borders. The processes the convention requires can best be described as time-consuming, inconvenie