Purpose: Use a permissioned blockchain to create a tamper-evident, shared “single source of truth” for materials, equipment, and logistics events from supplier to wellsite (and back), enabling trusted ...

Supply chain management was thrust into the spotlight in 2020 when pandemic disruptions resulted in unprecedented shipping delays and rising costs. Several years later, fallout continues to strain the ...

After Danish logistics firm Maersk terminated its blockchain-based supply chain platform last year, industry builders have not given up on blockchain applications in global trade. Hong Kong-based ...

The BiTA Symposium @HOME on June 10 featured speakers presenting blockchain use cases and possibilities across various verticals within the supply chain industry. They illustrated ways to leverage ...

Blockchain was believed to have transformative potential in supply chains, but surprisingly, this potential remains untapped years later. Uncover why.. Blockchain’s potential to reshape the supply ...

Blockchain goes mainstream as FedEx joins Google, IBM, and Boeing on the Hedera Council. JPMorgan and Visa prove distributed ...

Blockchain in oilfield logistics provides a tamper-evident, shared ledger for loads, field tickets, and custody events, enabling automated payments, auditable HSE compliance, and real-time performance ...