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Blockchain for Decision Makers

You're reading from   Blockchain for Decision Makers A systematic guide to using blockchain for improving your business

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Product type Paperback
Published in Sep 2019
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ISBN-13 9781838552275
Length 184 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Romain Tormen Romain Tormen
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Table of Contents (15) Chapters Close

Preface 1. Section 1: A First Step into Blockchain and an Exciting World FREE CHAPTER
2. Basics of Blockchains and the Illustration of Village Beta 3. A Technical Dive into Blockchain 4. Ethereum and Smart Contracts 5. ICOs and Tokenized Fundraising Methods 6. Section 2: Blockchain in Practice, Insights, and Achievements
7. An Economic and Historical Approach of Blockchain 8. Blockchain Legality, Compliance, and Regulation 9. Blockchain for the Business World and Achievements 10. Future Outlook for Blockchain 11. Section 3: Blockchain for Business Leaders
12. Infrastructures and Cloud-Based Solutions 13. Defining Your Needs 14. Other Books You May Enjoy

Traceability

In April 2019, the world's tenth-largest commercial food retailer, Albertsons (https://stores.org/stores-top-retailers-2018/), announced its involvement in IBM's Food Trust Blockchain to launch a pilot for tracking romaine lettuce, hence joining 79 other brands to the consortium such as Walmart, Nestle, and Unilever. The IBM Food Trust Blockchain is a modular and collaborative network solution gathering economic actors and aiming to tackle major problems within the commercial food chain, such as being able to identify the origin of dodgy products, the primary source of diseases and sanitary scandals, and enabling removal of infected products from retailers' stores without clearing the whole supply chain.

In the food industry, focus on safety is a priority and the traceability of a product has become paramount. In this context, many food producers, suppliers...

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