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From Web3 strategy to live protocol infrastructure
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protocol infrastructure services operational TBC: still live today? since when?
01 — Problem
Telcos already run critical, regulated infrastructure at scale, which is exactly what blockchain networks need from validators and node operators.
Turning that into a business means choosing protocols, setting up operations and governance, and getting internal sign-off, and most telcos have no team that has done it before.
02 — What we did
- Led an end-to-end Web3 transformation initiative: strategy, implementation and operating frameworks for a telecommunications business.
- Selected and onboarded protocols, then stood up the infrastructure services to run them. TBC: the five protocols and the service each one is
- TBC: governance and risk work done so internal committees could approve it
03 — Result
- 5 protocol infrastructure services operational.
- TBC: one business outcome, e.g. new revenue line, time from decision to first live node, uptime
04 — Why it matters for you
If you run a telco, you already have most of what it takes to operate blockchain infrastructure. We have done this inside a group of Vodafone's size.
Scope this with usInternal — Before publishing
Ask the client: Permission to name Vodafone and the protocols. Confirm whether this is the same programme as Digital Asset Broker, which STORM Partners lists as their case study.
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Sources — Public record