DUBLIN–(BUSINESS WIRE)–The “Track and Trace – How Blockchain Makes Supply Chains More Transparent and Efficient” report has been added ResearchAndMarkets.com’s Offering.
Supply Chain Management is becoming more and more complicated, and the most important challenges facing businesses, among other things, are ensuring process transparency and accuracy.
Many companies are investing money to develop an end-to-end, transparent and robust ecosystem to have a successful supply chain. To that end, blockchain comprises a permanently recorded digital ledger that is secure to share with multiple parties such as sellers, distributors, resellers, suppliers and end users. The report examines blockchain technology’s potential to be the backbone of the digital supply chain.
Innovations: presents real-world innovation usage and examples related to the implementation of blockchain technology by companies as well as startups in the supply chain. It sheds light on how technology-enabled innovations are transforming every segment of the supply chain.
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Innovation Insights: innovation examples from each use case segment in different sectors to present key trends.
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Supplier map: represents an example list of suppliers in each use case highlighted in the report.
Reasons to buy
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No surprise that technology has been a driver of business transformation for years, but the concept of “emerging technologies” has suddenly become the key catalyst for driving the next wave of innovation across sectors.
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The sense of urgency weighs differently across different sectors, where the directly customer-facing sectors are at the forefront compared to other capital-intensive sectors. Companies in one sector can take cues from successful innovations in other sectors to either draw analogies with existing products, services and processes or transfer strategic approaches for a revolutionary transformation.
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Against this background, companies need to understand which new technologies are affecting their sector and how different companies are implementing them to meet different challenges.
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The Innovation Landscape in Blockchain in Supply Chain Management report covers some of the key trends, use cases and real-world examples related to the implementation of new technologies across the supply chain business function.
Key topics covered:
1. Summary
2. Major setbacks with traditional supply chains
3. Key features of blockchain to transform supply chains
4. Supplier map by high-impact use cases
5. Key innovations
5.1 Supply Tracking
5.2 Inventory management
5.3 Product authenticity
5.4 Smart contracts
5.5 Paperless documentation
6. Implementation challenges of blockchain for supply chains
7. Methodology
Companies mentioned
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3IPK
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ACG
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ACG inspection
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AmerisourceBergen
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Assembly brix
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Aura Blockchain Consortium
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aXedras
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BEAMITE
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Acknowledge
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BHP
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BlockApps
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Blockedge technologies
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Boeing
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CargoSmart
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Circulate
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Circular
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Coca Cola
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Contour
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COSCO
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Dainippon printing
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Danone
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Data Gumbo
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De Beers
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Diginex
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DNP
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EOS
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Equinor
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FIATA
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Fluidcoins
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Hennessy
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HKMA
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Hong Kong Monetary Authority
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IBM
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Infosys
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ITAMCO
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Jaguar Land Rover
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JLR
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Cue
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Come on
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Lockheed Martin
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MediConnect
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Merck
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Mitsubishi Chemicals
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National Tooling and Machining Association
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NAVAIR
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NTMA
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Pixelplex
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R3
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Reckitt
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Refine reverse
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Resource
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Rishabh software
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Samsung
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Samsung SDS
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SAP
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Shanghai International Port Group
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SIMBA chain
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SIPG
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StatWig
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SyncFab
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Tech Mahindra
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Tesla
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Travelex
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Unilever
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we are shopping
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WePower
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Zuellig Pharma
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Source: GlobalData
