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<center><h1>First Off, What is Omnitude</h1></center>

[Omnitude](https://omnitude.tech/) is a revolutionary blockchain service that acts as a “middleware” which connects existing e-commerce technologies with the blockchain. It provides an effective means to gain reliable inventory tracking, increase the security in e-commerce, encourage interactions between consumers and businesses, and thwart fake reviews that hurt genuine merchants [(more detaisl here)](https://steemit.com/ico/@hatu/omnitude-e-commerce-x-blockchain). 

<center><h1>The Potential</h1></center>
The advent of technology has changed the way businesses function. Automation and efficiency are now a reality achieved by various SaaS and applications that plug into any operation of a business. As a result, the technologies that function in business operations have developed into a major market. In fact, in just 3 years, supply chain software revenue is expected to climb to $20 billion. 

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Companies aiming to develop and enhance supply chain software have experienced double-digit growth year-on-year during the past decade. Most supply chain software are owned by enterprise software providers that are publicly listed; I went through their SEC filings to pin-point the income they drive from their supply chain-related software products. 

•	SAP, a major German software provider, draws yearly revenues over $3 billion just from supply chain software 
•	Oracle, the world’s largest enterprise software provider, drives 5% of its annual revenues from supply chain SaaS
•	JDA Software, which is exclusively focused on the development of enterprise supply chain software, was acquired for $1.9 billion
•	Infor, another SaaS provider, generates $105 million annually from its supply chain software
•	Manhattan Associates generates nearly a quarter billion dollars every year just from its supply chain software

This list goes on and on, but the point is clear: supply chain software is a massive market and the trajectorial indication is extremely positive. Software goliaths and boutique SaaS firms are equally involved in taking a piece of the pie and that means a new product, like Omnitude, can easily break into the market. 

<center><h1>Omnitude: An Opportunity</h1></center>

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Omnitude takes the benefits offered by existing supply chain software to a completely new level as it goes beyond focusing on supply chain. It sits on the shoulders of existing technologies, partners with them in a seamless manner, and offers an ecosystem where merchants can benefit from the blockchain while using existing technologies. This allows it to tap into the market value given to supply chain software. 

Omnitude is leveraging the ability to link all existing software that companies use with the blockchain and that allows it to be a platform rather an application. Additionally, it functions as a platform that can seamlessly function with the infrastructure in place; this offers major convenience.  

Omnitude allows companies to power up their data focus to ensure lean operations reach new heights as they can have an untampered grasp of inventory and supplies at every step of their product chain. This improves the reliability and security features and gives way for analysis to reduce any technical or human errors that may take be taking place.  

If basic supply chain software have reached 10-digit valuations, an upgraded platform that allows blockchain to offer transparency to all those existing technologies and focuses on improved supply chain analysis and management while improving the security in the industry has a massive potential. 

<center><h1>Supply Chain is Just the Beginning</h1></center>

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Omnitude goes beyond just the Supply Chain software as it connects all business operation technologies to the blockchain its developing on the Hyperledger. This allows this platform to leverage one of the most established and reliable technologies and then it builds on it to offer a business solution.



[Omnitude](https://omnitude.tech/) will be able to tap into the revenues driven towards CRM SaaS, warehouse management software, and established e-commerce development platforms. Each of these technologies involves individual software products that are independently worth tens of billions of dollars. Omnitude is tapping into all these markets to develop a unique product that can draw revenues from every technology category offered to e-commerce merchants.



<center><h1>**Omnitude Contact Information**</h1></center>

🌐 Website: https://omnitude.tech/   
💡 Whitepaper: https://files.acrobat.com/a/preview/75fe0af9-d98b-4002-863c-138b43a131ef 
👨 ANN Thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2767815.0 
💻 Telegram: https://t.me/Omnitudechat 
Twitter: https://twitter.com/Omnitudeorg 
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Omnitude.tech 
Medium: https://medium.com/@Omnitude
Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/Omnitude/ 


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