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Avetta is already working to leverage blockchain technology and develop solutions that enable organizations to streamline their supply chains.

In this paper, we examine the modern connected digital supply networks, smart factories, and connected devices, focusing on the unique cyber risks faced by each, we proactively integrate cybersecurity into an overall strategy in the age of Industry 4.0.

While all vessel operations will continue, making “the majority” of port calls, the shipping line says it has “shut down” IT and communications infrastructure as a security measure.

Preparing for the post-Uber effect: here’s how transportation companies can get ahead of the next supply chain and logistics disruption.

Blockchain technology - which creates a permanent and transparent record of transactions - has the potential to obviate intractable inhibitors across industries.

The fourth industrial revolution brings a new operational risk for smart manufacturers and digital supply networks: cyber, and in the age of Industry 4.0, cybersecurity strategies should be secure, vigilant, and resilient, as well as fully integrated into organizational strategy from the start.

Global retailer joins pilot project with academics and technology experts to showcase leadership in food traceability efforts and help bring safer food to dinner tables across China.

Imagine fundamentally changing how business deals are executed - emerging blockchain technology could vaporize roadblocks in all supply chain networks, here's how.

From conducting payment and audits to tracking inventory and assets, blockchain technology will enable greater supply chain efficiency than ever before.

The world's largest mining firm by market value intends to begin using the ethereum blockchain to improve its supply chain processes.

The logistics industry is seriously talking about a virtual currency like Bitcoin, which could open up an array of new markets, while speeding the worldwide exchange of goods.

Currency comes in many forms. In the early days of humanity, anything of value could be traded or bartered, but modern societies soon saw the need for a more universal approach.

No mechanism exists to make payments over a communications channel without a trusted party - what is needed is an electronic payment system based on cryptographic proof instead of trust, allowing any two willing parties to transact directly with each other without the need for a trusted third party.

Inspired by the bitcoin blockchain, Thingchain, and smart contract platforms, we examine how these technologies might change one particular supply chain: the food chain.