The blockchain-powered supply chain evolves from a tangled mess into a streamlined, well-oiled machine. Blockchain's influence on supply chains doesn't stop at transparency and efficiency.

The integration of agentic AI and blockchain is not just a theory—it’s already being applied across industries.

Supply chain is also inextricably tied to ERP systems, which are dominated by industry heavyweights like SAP and Oracle. Specific to SCM solutions, SAP is by far the leader.

Blockchain efforts in the supply chain are still nascent, but are showing progress in agriculture and food, shipping and logistics, government, oil and gas, healthcare, and manufacturing.

Blockchain offers a way to support advanced collaboration, through the unique packaging of technologies that have been with us for some time, including encryption, P2P network communication, ...

Without blockchain technology to ensure the message is clear throughout the ecosystem, we have learned to live with these big information gaps. Recent supply chain history ...

A New Supply Chain Operating System Due to its decentralized architecture, blockchain has the potential to create a new paradigm for how supply chain applications are created, implemented and utilized ...

The advent of new technology brings along with it the murkiness of how the American legal system will treat such technology. Before the rise of blockchain for instance, businesses were uncertain ...

SIMBA Chain, Inc., a chain-agnostic API development platform providing pathways to Web3 for cloud-based Web2 companies, has announced its intent to bu ...