Abstract: Systems and methods of managing inventory include a hybrid distributed computing system and database for recording title to the inventory in a third party after the inventory has been delivered to a location accessible to a producer (e.g., a user of the inventory). The cost and accounting of the inventory can then be managed separately from the physical possession of the inventory. The producer may then access and take title to the inventory on demand (as needed).

Abstract: Systems and methods of managing inventory include a hybrid distributed computing system and database for recording title to the inventory in a third party after the inventory has been delivered to a location accessible to a producer (e.g., a user of the inventory). The cost and accounting of the inventory can then be managed separately from the physical possession of the inventory. The producer may then access and take title to the inventory on demand (as needed).

Abstract: Systems and methods of managing inventory include a hybrid distributed computing system and database for recording title to the inventory in a third party after the inventory has been delivered to a location accessible to a producer (e.g., a user of the inventory). The cost and accounting of the inventory can then be managed separately from the physical possession of the inventory. The producer may then access and take title to the inventory on demand (as needed).

Abstract: Systems and methods of managing inventory include a hybrid distributed computing system and database for recording title to the inventory in a third party after the inventory has been delivered to a location accessible to a producer (e.g., a user of the inventory). The cost and accounting of the inventory can then be managed separately from the physical possession of the inventory. The producer may then access and take title to the inventory on demand (as needed).

Abstract: Systems and methods of managing inventory include a hybrid distributed computing system and database for recording title to the inventory in a third party after the inventory has been delivered to a location accessible to a producer (e.g., a user of the inventory). The cost and accounting of the inventory can then be managed separately from the physical possession of the inventory. The producer may then access and take title to the inventory on demand (as needed).

Abstract: A system for cloud-based estate management and execution is disclosed. With this system, digital representations of estate asset documents, estate transactions documents, are securely uploaded into an estate vault server where they are securely kept, accessible only by persons predesignated by the estate holder. Also stored within the system are information for those designated estate attorney and estate executor, and for persons designated by the estate holder to have interest in the estate. Upon death or other life changing event to the estate holder the system programmatically ensures that estate disposition proceeds in an orderly fashion, potentially through pre-designated workflows.