Blockchain for Global Supply Chain
Description
Have you heard about blockchain? It is a new technology being used to drive corporate transparency in many different industry sectors across the globe. At its core, blockchain is a ledger technology that allows multiple parties to have copies of all transactions, which can easily be verified to minimize risks. In this webcast, you will explore three supply chain interactions and see how blockchain can be implemented to reduce errors, increase auditability and drive collaboration. The three interactions include: physical goods from producer to retailer, ethical sourcing, digital products and vendor relationships for royalty payments. Through these use cases, you will learn about blockchain implementation, considerations for implementation and success and failure factors. You will also spend time discussing privacy and security and their associated regulations. See the relationship between blockchain and other emerging technologies such as machine learning in building a transparent movement of products from producer to consumer.