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 ...

Blockchain is more than just a buzzword; it's a technology that offers tangible improvements to the supply chain. Food traceability is just one basic example, but the applications are endless.

An overview of blockchain and smart contracts in the supply chain context, including the legal issues, concerns, benefits, and risks associated with their use.

This blockchain use case is called supply chain traceability, and it’s an important application for blockchain in procurement. Smart contracts can perform digital tasks automatically.

From financial services to supply chain management, blockchain is revolutionizing many industries with its trustless system of record keeping. Here are some helpful approaches firms can take ...

Should a contamination occur, blockchain records make it possible to trace the food back to its source in a matter of seconds, rather than taking days to break down the supply chain.