TITANIUM: The EHI Advantage

in blockchain •  7 years ago 

Unlike 99.99% of Blockchain start-ups and Initial Coin Offerings (ICOs), the Titanium Core Team is not composed of relative newcomers to technology. In stark contrast, the Titanium Core Team has over two-hundred (200) years of combined experience. This is also not the first technology company that Titanium’s Founder and CEO, Michael Stollaire, has ever formed. In 1999, Mr. Stollaire founded EHI, a technology consultancy specializing in enterprise infrastructure management.

EHI and its consultants are known in the industry as top-tier, elite personnel, as shown by their impressive Client List and Testimonials.

Most Blockchain start-ups and ICOs face a very serious problem after they develop a viable product and or service: finding companies and people that will actually purchase them and use them.

Titanium will not have this problem. As EHI’s sister company, Titanium will simply inherit EHI’s clientele, and since EHI is considered a trusted source of excellent customer service and personnel, Titanium will also be held in high regard.
In the eyes and opinion of Mr. Stollaire, in fact, Titanium is an organic evolution of EHI, and should effectively be considered “EHI v2.0.”

What follows is a short excerpt of some of EHI’s customers, which Titanium will leverage immediately:

· Accenture
· Apple
· Applied Materials
· Boeing
· Cargill
· Citizens Bank
· eBay
· Exelon
· ERCOT
· General Electric
· Hewlett-Packard
· Honeywell
· IBM
· Intel
· Microsoft
· PayPal
· Pfizer
· Santa Barbara Bank and Trust
· Synchrony Financial
· The Bank of Scotland in Ireland
· The Federal Reserve Bank
· The Royal Bank of Scotland
· TrueCar.com
· Universal Studios
· Walt Disney

As you can see, the Titanium project had a huge advantage over other Blockchain start-ups and ICOs, before anyone on the Titanium Team ever lifted a finger.

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