Supply Chain
Use of blockchain to track and ensure the traceability of supply chains
What is it? - Dummies
It's like putting sensors and digital cameras on all the packages that travel around the world, and keeping all that in a digital notebook that can't be erased.
What is it? - PRO
The use of blockchain in the supply chain involves recording each stage of the supply chain in a distributed and immutable network. This allows us to verify the origin, authenticity and traceability of products in real time, combating fraud and improving logistical efficiency.
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