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The MIT Center for Transportation & Logistics held two roundtable events, one in 2017 another in 2018, with supply chain practitioners on the topic of blockchain in the supply chain – this roundtable report examines the blockchain challenges and concerns discussed at both events.

If your business depends on complex relationships with hundreds or thousands of suppliers or trading partners; if it is multi-tier and global; then the Real Time Value Network is built for you.

This paper details how CFOs must balance conflicting demands as they make reinvestment decisions that facilitate ethical, sustainable growth while maintaining a disciplined drive for operational efficiency and short-term shareholder value.

Beneath the automated schedules, communications features, and web portals lies a hidden feature that will transform your business.

In this white paper, you will learn why blockchain platforms vary widely in terms capability, disclosure, confidentiality, anonymity, the cost to use, and speed, and why companies need to leverage more than one blockchain network to realize game-changing business models.

According to this Frost & Sullivan’s Product Leadership Award report, Elemica renders unmatched customer value to its clients and thousands of network participants, thereby setting a high standard in the digital supply network for process industries.

Neo is not just an algorithm, he’s your best friend, your tireless virtual supply chain assistant, he senses, analyzes, and fixes problems so you can do the important work.

In this white paper, we suggest an approach to escaping the problem of ever-increasing legacy and proprietary systems and look at alternative approaches that have been considered and some of the problems with them.

Neo is not just an algorithm, he’s your tireless virtual supply chain assistant that senses, analyzes, and fixes tricky business problems quickly and automatically so you can do the important work.

In this report from Logistics Management, learn how an industry-wide movement toward digitization is making supply chain processes more effective and efficient with technology.

Digitization itself is a means to an end; the end goal is to derive the most value from a supply chain, but a majority of companies are still struggling to advance.

Changes in the nature of higher education, such as increasing globalization, advances in technology, and new sources of revenue (e.g. scientific research) have made it more complex to administer export compliance programs at universities and research institutions.

Technology solutions have come a long way in the past decade, and companies that seek to stay on the forefront are embracing advances that give them an edge over the competition.

In the world of blockchain, it is the digitization and uploading of the contractual agreement to a Digital Ledger that becomes the driving force behind any transaction, the Smart Contract.

Worldwide analysis of leading organizations implementing blockchain by the Capgemini Research Institute demonstrates the technology’s potential to transform supply chains across the globe.

Achieving secure, high-performance supply chains requires the marrying of performance and permissibility with the transparency and trust of blockchain technology, by combining blockchain with a proven network platform, companies today can integrate blockchain with supply chain networks.

Advances in computing power, communication protocols, and mobile technologies make it possible for the first time to collect and analyze massive amounts of data in real-time, which brings the capabilities in machine learning and artificial intelligence (AI) from research to business applications.

This study proves that business leaders realize that the benefits of AI today are undeniable - and it will continue to prove itself as a powerful investment for the future, with executives expecting ROI to double in five years and triple in 10 years.

In a joint report, DHL and IBM have evaluated the potential of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in logistics and exposed how it can be best applied to transform the industry.

In this blog post, I’ll summarize some key learnings I drew from the event and share some insights on Demand Driven supply chains and the industry’s technology landscape.