Gigster Commemorates Ten Years of Growth with New 2023 Offerings

Cory Hymel who leads all things Web3 as the Director of Blockchain at Gigster, a company dedicated to helping drive mass market adoption of blockchain joins Enterprise Radio. With over 600 engineers Gigster provides Web3 strategy and development to everyone from startups to Fortune 500 companies. Listen to host Eric Dye & guest Cory Hymel discuss the following: * 1. Gigster celebrates 10 years in 2023. Could you share more about Gigster’s mission over these past 10 years? * How are Gigster‘s services and solutions uniquely designed to drive innovation at the pace of a startup within enterprises? How can startup and small companies also benefit from working with your team? * Where is your company headed in 2023 with expanded services? * As businesses face a difficult challenge over the coming year, what is your advice for helping them to find the right balance between navigating an uncertain economic reality and the critical demand to innovate and stay competitive in their market? * Why do you consider it to be essential in 2023 for companies to more rapidly modernize their systems and products to gain a competitive edge? What is your advice on the best approach to modernize? Cory Hymel leads all things Web3 as the Director of Blockchain at Gigster,  a company dedicated to helping drive mass market adoption of blockchain. With over 600 engineers Gigster provides Web3 strategy and development to everyone from startups to Fortune 500 companies. The root of Cory’s passion for the connected nature of tech enhancing the future of work began in the early 2000s when he led robotic delivery research initiatives for the FedEx Institute of Technology. He went on to pioneer mobile with iPhone game development; and helped enterprises develop strategies to mobilize staff workflows and collaboration in the pre-enterprise project management app era of “BYOD to work” in the mid-2010s. Observing firsthand the impact of mobile innovation on the workforce, Cory became interested in developing technology to empower teams and their relationship to their work systems. An advocate for leveling outdated hierarchical structures within organizations, Cory has since dedicated his career focus to democratizing power levels from the ground up. He supports each and every team member’s participation in their work product from creation to profit. Cory focuses on blockchain and Web3 development projects and manages academic partnerships with renowned academic institutions like Berkeley and Stanford. He currently manages furthering research into distributed teams and the future of work and ever-evolving organizational structures. As more and more entities and commerce become decentralized in nature, Cory studies the incentive model designs for new chains, and new individualized ownership with the democratization of data. From redefining the outdated 9-5, 40-hours/week scheduling models to empowering more workers to own a stake in their work and developing predictive analytics for distributed team outcomes, Cory is a futurist with the goal to continuously question the status quo. His research answers the questions that will define how the innovations of today will impact the work of tomorrow.