Blockchain

ASCM adds new education program focused on developing modern supply chain technology skills, the Supply Chain Technology Certificate. The program covers topics including blockchain, advanced analytics and automation, IoT, cybersecurity, demand planning technologies, and 3D printing

Further establishes organization as the key influencer in advancing the AIDC industry and associated technologies

On this episode, Yu Amy Xia discusses a framework for implementing blockchain to streamline ocean transportation in the supply chain. SCMR’s Editorial Director Bob Trebilcock hosts.

Listen in as Dale Chrystie, a blockchain strategist with FedEx, discusses the opportunities for blockchain in the supply chain

Vendor management is time-consuming and tedious. Blockchain presents an opportunity to streamline the process.

Guideline offers overview of foundational data elements and standards to enable supply chain visibility.

Auburn University RFID Lab partners with GS1 US and industry to explore the use of RFID and blockchain to improve supply chain efficiency.

Many Blockchain implementations fail because inadequate consideration is given to the complexity of scaling and managing the ecosystem

Whether inside the four walls or between locations, the pharma supply chain is becoming increasingly complicated. The reasons range from new Federal regulations to increasing demand for delivering more drugs faster than ever before. This is a game changer.

During the two-day event, more than 80 hackers on 18 teams competed to create solutions that applied GS1 Standards to technologies including blockchain, machine learning, artificial intelligence (AI) and others.

Blockchain is already here and growing for supply chains, but it will take time for its full potential to take shape, presenters at Monday keynote said, including Karim R. Lakhani of Harvard Business School, who led off the session with insights on blockchain, followed by a panel discussion.

After use of machine learning tripled in one year, more than one third of CFOs look to implement artificial intelligence, drones, robots and blockchain within the next two years.

Boston Consulting Group (BCG) report observes that the rate of blockchain adoption is slower than expected, even though the technology has some clear potential benefits in the freight transportation and logistics marketplace.

Here’s a simple guide to use when considering the technology for supply chain operations

New, interactive tool will help supply chain professionals learn about potential uses of blockchain