Introducing GemOS
We allow companies to discover and share disparate data tied to unique identifiers.

Features
Configuration
Connect to any Blockchain Network
Create flexible applications that can adapt to different protocols, like Ethereum, Hyperledger and more. Run blockchain nodes of varying sizes and functionality to fit your needs, as a validator or read-only participant. Additionally, you can connect to one or many protocols.


Connect to any Data Store
Connect data sources from different systems, and register them on a common ledger. Create proofs-of-existence with verifiable integrity without surrendering custody of sensitive information.
Standardize Resource Representation
Attach identity registries for individuals, groups, and devices, and assign a universal blockchain IDs. Create entitlements for users and roles across the network and automatically enforce key-based authorization. Safeguard user access with industry-leading security based on PKI and hierarchical-deterministic (HD) identity trees. Integrate your organization's identity and permission schemas for mirrored functionality.


Access Controls
Attach identity registries for individuals, groups, and devices, and assign a universal blockchain IDs. Create entitlements for users and roles across the network and automatically enforce key-based authorization. Safeguard user access with industry-leading security based on PKI and hierarchical-deterministic (HD) identity trees. Integrate your organization's identity and permission schemas for mirrored functionality.
Rest API
GemOS provides an abstracted blockchain network to manage the audibility of events that happen within a network.

Features
Unlocking Value

Manage Documents, Identities, and Assets
GemOS provides an abstracted blockchain network to manage the audibility of events that happen within a network.
Consent
Track and enforce granular access controls to any resource as well as the management of consent to those resources.


Associations
Visualize and manage the associations between any resource managed within GemOS and their related identities or connected documents and assets.
Transaction Visibility
View all blockchain transactions triggered from your applications for a central portal of truth.

GemOS
Product Stack
GemOS is a full-stack blockchain identity platform that powers data-driven applications.

Architecture
GemOS seeks to present a scalable, flexible, and extensible platform for building, deploying, and managing distributed applications. With these goals in mind, GemOS was designed based on few core principles:
Use well-defined and well-managed microservices to encapsulate functionality, isolate sensitive data, enable responsive and efficient scaling, and provide a framework for future improvements.
Speed matters, but so does ease. Favor event-driven architecture to construct fast, responsive systems, but provide support for alternate modes of operation.
Expose high-level abstractions of the foundational elements of distributed applications in a powerful, well-understood programming environment to simplify development of extensions, adapters, and applications.
Press
GemOS in the Press
President Trump, Use ‘Something Old, New, Borrowed, And Blue’ To Fix Healthcare And #MAGA
There are four simple things that will lead America out of the Obamacare box. These clues are hidden in the old English folk rhyme about the charms for a bride to wear on her wedding day to bring good luck: “Something old, something new, something borrowed, and something blue.”
Do Republican legislators wish to be able to again attend town hall meetings without meeting torch-and-pitchfork wielding constituents? Does President Trump wish to secure his re-election prospects? If so, take heed.
Trump’s Obamacare Overhaul Could Be Blockchain Adoption Catalyst
As pressure mounts on Republicans to overhaul the Affordable Care Act (ACA), blockchain advocates are hoping bullish modifications to the law could provide a springboard for the adoption of distributed ledger tech.
Since the 2009 passage of the ACA – colloquially known as ‘Obamacare‘ – the US healthcare system has continued to grapple with the escalating spending, inefficiencies and antiquated systems that prompted calls for reform in the first place.
Top Ten Tech Trends 2017: Blockchain’s Promise Has Healthcare Innovators Eager
Across the healthcare ecosystem, IT leaders at patient care organizations are still grappling with the critical issues of seamlessly exchanging health data across systems and also being able to properly secure it. Indeed, although the healthcare industry is behind most other sectors when it comes to interoperability and security, newfound optimism has emerged in the form of a technology that potentially can help solve both of these challenges—blockchain.
With Monsoons Of Data, Healthcare’s Salvation Just May Be Blockchain
Capital One worked with Gem (a company whose tagline is to make complex data sharing simple) in late 2016 to deliver a successful prototype of the full life cycle of a medical claim on the blockchain. “We believe this technology – combined with our client-centric approach to understanding our clients’ needs – will not only help healthcare providers and payers more efficiently and securely manage healthcare claims, but also could be applied to other aspects of the healthcare revenue cycle to overcome system interoperability challenges that have been an industry pain point for decades.” Patrick Moore, Executive Vice President and Head of Capital One’s Treasury Management’s Product Management group.
9 Healthcare Predictions For 2017
Every year at Frost & Sullivan, the Transformational Health team brainstorm top predictions for the New Year to come. 2017 will definitely continue to be a year of tumultuous uncertainty and turbulence, but amidst this uncertainty we know for a fact that technology will continue to flourish and will have unprecedented impact on healthcare in terms of building some of the foundation blocks towards a connected home and healthcare ecosystem.
Bitcoin Magazine’s Top 6 Business Stories of 2016
Bitcoin, digital currency and blockchain technology experienced another explosive year in 2016. While bitcoin breached the all-time high in USD market cap, several new digital currencies claimed a place in the spotlights as well, while the blockchain buzz arguably peaked it all.
Why You Should Want To Work For Gem
Today we are showcasing why you should want to work for Gem – a company that builds blockchain operating systems with projects in healthcare, supply chain management, and insurance.
Collaboration Spurs Treasury Management Innovation
The seed of FinTech innovation often comes from a desire to do things differently. In B2B payments, that can mean discontent in the way traditional banks and FIs do business or a need for disruptive technologies to come to market faster than banks can offer.
Here’s How the Blockchain Is Disrupting Healthcare
Gem CEO Micah Winkelspecht explains.
Technology Is Good For Your Healthcare
Capital One announced this week it is partnering with blockchain startup Gem to use the digital ledger technology to track claims for medical patients. I mention this not because it’s the most important story of the day, but because the notion of banks using the blockchain to address the nightmare that is our health payments system is just another sign of how quickly technology is changing the fundamentals of modern business.