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What’s Blocking Supply Chain Blockchains?

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Supply chain blockchain Proof of Concept (PoC) initiatives are showing that further progress is needed on the DLT technology before it will be ready to support production-grade applications in large-scale and mission-critical global supply chain infrastructures.

While my research continues, I want to share my initial findings on what holds back PoCs to turn into production. I hope contributors will help me fill this list: 

  • Get different parties in an extended supply chain to participate: banks, regulators, customs and all parts of the trade cycle.
  • Get everyone from the chain with the relevant permissions/trust.
  • Back office applications must be upgraded to migrate from batch to real-time and feed the blockchain with real-time updates.
  • Internal cultural issues.
  • Find the common standard on the network solution.
  • Ensure smart contracts are legally enforceable on a global basis.
  • High cost of replacing legal infrastructures.
  • Security.
  • Data privacy.
  • Setting agreements with all supply chain partners.
  • Responsibility issues in case of actions that are taken by devices.

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