Distributed Ledger Technologies or (Blockchains) are currently being used by tech companies such as IBM to track customer goods. In addition the government in the U.K has made serious legislative proposals for deploying blockchain technology to store and distribute government issued public benefits and records. Also, the US General Services Administration recently hosted a forum discussing blockchain technology and its applicability in government issued stores of value. Blockchain technology unfortunately has been overshadowed by digital currencies such as Bitcoin. Bitcoin only uses an early less advanced version of blockchain technology to operate as a currency. However, this is simply only one single use case for blockchain technology. Moreover, startups are launching almost everyday to create the end user applications for (banking and finance, social media, logistics and supply chains, government, music distribution, and international housing markets) just to name a few and it is the blockchain fueling the rapid growth of use cases in almost every sector of financial and social life. Since most professional decision makers today currently lack the knowledge necessary for understanding how blockchains function and what they can offer. I have decided to take my 2+ years of research into blockchain technology and offer technical consultation to those companies and industries looking to utilize blockchain technology in their respective business operations but lack the understanding of knowing when, what, where and how to go about choosing the platform that works best for them. ~Jovan Smith~ Blockchain Enthusiast and Digital Currency Advocate