Blockchain in Supply Chain

Join us at the two-day Blockchain in Supply Chain Conference in Memphis, this October 30-31.
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Blockchain technology is rapidly being integrated into many industries across multiple functions, in some cases revolutionizing processes and transactions.

The technology behind bitcoin, blockchain is a distributed, digital ledger which records transactions in a series of blocks. It exists in multiple copies spread over multiple computers (nodes) - secure because each new block of transactions is linked back to previous blocks - making tampering practically impossible.

The supply chain is one function that holds tremendous interest for the technology – in areas such as supplier payments, product traceability and contract bids and execution.

Blockchain has the potential to become the universal supply chain operating system – increasingly security, improving transparency and creating scalability.

Today’s supply chains are inherently complex- many lacking transparency due to lack of interoperability and inconsistent or unavailable data – areas where blockchain can counter these inefficiencies and add new value.

Like any new technology – the knowledge gap is the main impediment between the possible and the potential.

Following the success of our conferences:
  Blockchain in Oil and Gas
  Blockchain in Healthcare
  Oil and Gas Supply Chain and Procurement

we are pleased to launch Blockchain in Supply Chain – the only conference to focus on the application of blockchain technology to the supply chain.

• VPs
• Directors
• Heads
• Major Project Managers
• Leads of:
  • Supply Chain
  • Procurement
  • Strategic Sourcing
  • Category
  • Materials
  • Logistics/Transportation
  • Purchasing
  • IT

In addition to: 

• Consultancy and Training Firms
• IT Software
• Freight, Transportation and Logistics Providers
• eBusiness Partners