This is the reality organizations are already seeing when using blockchain in their supply chain management. Blockchain’s benefits are many and it has the potential to create $3.1 trillion in ...

Effective supply chains hinge on efficient logistics and inventory management, and blockchain technology helps to bring a more holistic view of factors like product location, status, and ...

Today, that same technology, blockchain, is redefining supply chain management globally. As we enter this promising new era, the future seems more transparent, efficient, and secure than ever.

The Blockchain Is Already Transforming Supply Chain Management. The core technology of the blockchain is the decentralized ledger, which records and protects transaction data shared among multiple ...

Blockchain can help supply chain management in a variety of ways, from recording the transfer of assets to tracking receipts, purchase orders and other associated paperwork.

Speakers from the technology community included Anant Kadiyala, Director of Blockchain & Industry Solutions at Oracle; IBM's David Noller, Executive Architect Watson IoT - Blockchain and Industry ...

This year, blockchain testing programs will evolve from pilot tests to real-world platforms, and supply chain management is among the industries the distributed ledger technology is set to disrupt.

In recent years, blockchain technology has been promoted as the next frontier in information technology and as the linchpin to a whole new technological landscape in supply chain management. Yet, ...

As healthcare industry players pilot test the use of blockchain, the technology’s biggest near-term impact could be on back-end processes and supply chain management. That’s according to the ...

This is mainly because supply chain blockchain projects are very limited and do not match the initial enthusiasm for the technology’s application in supply chain management. In the report, Gartner ...

Blockchain technology use cases in supply chain management have the potential to address concerns in traditional supply chains, like removing the need to prepare burdensome paperwork.