DAYTON, OH – 10XTS, a leader in blockchain and distributed ledger technology, presented on the potential of blockchain to transform data analytics at Technology First’s Data Analytics Special Interest Group (SIG) meeting, held at the IO Data Center in Miamisburg, Ohio. The presentation was led by 10XTS team members Michael Hiles, Robert Slater, and Jad Mubaslat, who discussed blockchain’s growing impact on data security, transparency, and the future of analytics.
The event, hosted by Technology First, an influential IT industry trade association in the Dayton region, drew a wide range of IT professionals and executives interested in exploring how blockchain can reshape data-driven decision-making and operational efficiency. Technology First creates a collaborative community where IT leaders can share knowledge, gain skills, and discover new business opportunities. Their mission is to elevate Dayton’s information technology landscape and foster a well-connected community that serves as a national model for IT excellence.
As part of the presentation, the 10XTS team explained how blockchain technology can address several pressing challenges in data management by providing a secure, transparent, and tamper-resistant record-keeping framework. Attendees learned about blockchain’s applications in enhancing data integrity, minimizing operational risks, and improving compliance processes—a growing need across many sectors, from healthcare to finance and beyond. The team also highlighted 10XTS’s initiatives in developing blockchain solutions that streamline data management while bolstering security and user trust.
“We are thrilled to have the opportunity to share our vision for blockchain technology with Technology First’s members and discuss its transformative potential for data analytics,” said Michael Hiles, CEO of 10XTS. “Blockchain is not just about cryptocurrency; it’s a powerful tool for building trust and transparency in data, which aligns perfectly with the goals of the Dayton IT community.”
The Technology First Data Analytics SIG event also provided a valuable networking opportunity for 10XTS, allowing the company to engage with local leaders from prominent organizations. Technology First’s membership includes representatives from major companies and institutions such as AT&T, CareSource, City of Dayton, DataYard, CenturyLink, Heidelberg Distributing, Henny Penny, Midmark Corporation, NCR, Premier Health, Reynolds & Reynolds, Sogeti, Speedway, Teradata, TEKSystems, University of Dayton, Tyler Technologies, and Wright State University, among others. This broad industry representation underscores the importance of blockchain technology and its applicability across various fields.
About Technology First
Technology First is a non-profit IT trade association committed to building a collaborative and well-connected information technology community in the Dayton region. By offering resources, networking opportunities, and events like the Data Analytics Special Interest Group, Technology First supports IT leaders and promotes Dayton as a premier hub for technology excellence.
