Is your supply chain ready for the blockchain? Cryptocurrencies are the most commonly cited examples of blockchain's potential, but it's the technology itself that's attracting attention from ...

This increases costs not only for the supplier, but across the end-to-end supply chain. Blockchain, this organization argues, could greatly reduce the financial costs associated with strategic ...

However, according to the respondents in our "State of Blockchain Transformation in Supply Chain" report, one of the biggest barriers to starting blockchain experimentation is not knowing which ...

Instead of handing around pieces of paper between participants along a supply chain, and moving it around on site between accounts, the token sits on a blockchain, meaning everyone that needs to ...

“We’re quite confident that (blockchain) has big, big implications in supply chain, transportation and logistics,” FedEx Chief Executive Frederick Smith said Monday at the Consensus 2018 ...

That's where blockchain technology comes in. The idea is to create a digitized version of the paperwork and allow everyone in the supply chain to know where a shipment is located. That system ...

IBM is working with large food suppliers like Walmart, Dole, and Nestlé to incorporate blockchain technology, which underlies bitcoin, into the global food supply chain. Blockchain technology can ...