HQ Function

Before acquisition, the core team focused on software development, product management, business development, and marketing for Chainpoint and related services.

Notable Features:

As a tech startup, Tierion likely operated from typical office spaces or co-working environments designed for collaboration and software development. Specific architectural details are not publicly known.

Work Culture:

The work culture at Tierion was likely characteristic of a tech startup: innovative, fast-paced, with a strong emphasis on engineering excellence, blockchain technology, and solving complex data verification problems.

HQ Significance:

Tierion's operational hub was significant for developing Chainpoint, one of the early and widely recognized solutions for anchoring data to public blockchains, contributing to the broader adoption of blockchain for enterprise use cases.

Values Reflected in HQ: The company's operations and product reflected values of data integrity, transparency (via blockchain), innovation, and security.

Location:

While Tierion's physical team was primarily based in the US, its Chainpoint technology was designed for global use, allowing anyone, anywhere, to anchor data to public blockchains. Its services had a worldwide reach, catering to a global user base. Post-acquisition, its technological contributions are part of IPwe's global intellectual property platform.

Street Address:

Information on a specific street address for Tierion's primary operations before acquisition is not consistently available; they operated as a distributed and lean team for part of their existence. Some records point to operations in areas like Stamford, CT or San Francisco, CA.

City:

N/A (Operations integrated into IPwe)

State/Province:

N/A (Operations integrated into IPwe)

Country:

USA (Primary country of operation pre-acquisition)