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How exactly blockchain operates for SC-TF

  • Produce a diagram or e-guide

Process definition required especially around involvement of the Fabric technical groups. Opportunity for synergy between SIGs.


What are the business reasons for firms/corporation not adopting blockchain for Supply Chains?

  • "Listening project"?
  • Could include webinars, then turn into a blog post.

Process steps for this effort need further clarity at this time(01/2024).  Through online research and interviews define the stumbling blocks, differential attitudes and incorrect assumptions on value/benefits and what has changed.

Per Ayhan Köseoğlu, 2/8/24, Invite people from big banking/finance companies and hear from them why they aren't adopting blockchain.

Note (from Ayhan , 2/9/24) not only banking/finance companies , we should also consider real buyers/sellers (exporters/importers) 


Integration
  • Webinars and/or blog post.

Per Ned Thompson, MBA , 2/8/24, there are banking projects integrating blockchain tech with legacy systems.

Note (from Ayhan , 2/9/24) , that is really great initiative


Electronic Bills of Lading (EBLs)

  • Webinar topic and/or blog post.

per Ned Thompson, MBA, in page comments : I attended a BIMCO webinar a few weeks ago and the talk was all about utilizing blockchain to digitize bills of lading and other trade documents. As we know, BIMCO is part of FIT along with Swift, ICC, FIATA, and DCSA, so it was great to hear that blockchain is considered one of the technologies to revolutionize trade transactions. In our eBook, we focused on some of the companies that are leading the charge in electronic trade documents including Wavebl and Tradewaltz. I think that eBL's will be a use case that helps put blockchain on the map and I think this is a great avenue for Hyperledger Fabric to market its capabilities. Not sure how to do this, but I think this is an opportunity for Hyperledger to differentiate itself and get more exposure. Thoughts?

Note (from Ayhan , 2/9/24) , totally agree with you Ned Thompson, MBA , just one little additional note that UK's MLETR approved regulation refers to ' reliable system ' which is still a question mark and the terms & conditions of being reliable not published


AI in blockchains(SC-TF related)

Blockchain "+" AI

  • Webinar topic and/or blog post.

Discover and document how firms are planning or currently employing AI for blockchain supply chain solutions where the underlying technology is Hyperledger Fabric. 

Process:
1) Online investigation on current activity?
2) Tech talks on AI and Supply Chains (risk management)
3) Reach out to firms(shipping and tech).
4) Reach out to our Hyperledger tech group as to Fabric-AI arch. model.

Deliverable: Similar to eBook published in 2024

Per Christos Tsislianis (2/8/24) - we could explore how the two technologies are being used together.

NOTE (Jeff Pribich - 02/06): Willing to begin exploring this project to provide SIG with specific information on deliverable. 


How do NFTs address supply chain inefficiencies?

  • Webinar topic and/or blog post.

Bobbi Muscara will present how The Giving Chain uses NFTs at our May 5, 2024 meeting.

 Webinar topic. Produce a document on current use for this purpose or document(tech).

NFTs eliminate many of the issues supply chains are known for, as they can enhance traceability and reduce the need for constantly checking in to see who has your materials. Ultimately, this would result in lower supply chain costs, and these savings could be passed onto consumers. Still, it’ll probably be a while before this technology is widely adopted in supply chains.


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