Australian insurance company asks, “Where’s the beef?”
The National Transport Insurance (NTI) has begun a partnership with BeefLedger to create an end-to-end tracking of beef exports in the country.
The National Transport Insurance (NTI) has begun a partnership with BeefLedger to create an end-to-end tracking of beef exports in the country.
Chinese e-retailer JD.com will be setting up a blockchain research lab in cooperation with two universities.
With Canada legalizing cannabis, DMG Blockchain Solutions said it was creating a blockchain-based supply chain management platform for the industry.
Rwanda is examining how blockchain technology could improve the supply chain for tantalum, amid international efforts to resolve issues around so-called conflict minerals.
TMX Global Coin was reportedly developed in 2017 as a decentralized platform that utilizes smart contracts to eliminate problems associated with both domestic and international import and export business.
USP applied for a patent in February for a blockchain and distributed ledged technology (DLT)-based system that will route packages, possibly using multiple carriers, across an international supply chain.
IBM Blockchain has joined forces with transport and logistics company Maersk to launch TradeLens, a blockchain solution for transparency and real-time updates for supply chain management.
The Kerala Development and Innovation Strategic Council (K-DISC), will use the technology to manage the purchase and distribution of a number of goods, including fish, vegetables and milk, among others.
Germany-based SAP has announced a new cloud platform designed to help corporations develop applications using the blockchain.
Is the possibility of a network of decentralised “factories” a threat to the traditional mass-production factories that have persevered for decades since the Industrial Revolution?
Having already pulled in $150 million in funding, cloud-based supply chain company Tradeshift launched another funding round that wrapped up on May 30.
A new report by auditing and consulting firm Deloitte warned businesses that ignore the blockchain are destined to fall, leaving those that embrace the technology to surge ahead.