IoT and Blockchain for Secured Supply Chain Management

IoT and Blockchain for Secured Supply Chain Management

Jayashree K., Srinivasan S. P., Babu R.
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-7998-8697-6.ch008
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Abstract

As supply chains become more dynamic, incorporate a scope of partners, and intensely depend on an assortment of outside counterparties, blockchain has arisen as a feasible possibility to de-tangle all information, archives, correspondence exchanges that exist inside the production network organization. Each production network will have enormous measure of information being traded between different stages in a supply chain network. To deal with colossal of measure of information and guarantee its security, supply chain can consolidate IoT and blockchain. This will help in further developing security, usefulness, proficiency, and benefit of the production network. This chapter examines the foundation of blockchain, IoT, and a portion of the issues confronting present day supply chain. The significant advantages for supply chains utilizing IoT and blockchain are analyzed, and future examination heading for Integration of IoT and blockchain for supply chain management are discussed.
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Background

Improvements in Information Technology have presumed a vital part in upgrading, implementing, and controlling the streams in addition capability of commodities, organizations, and information from the beginning abode to the blot of operation on the way to expand consumer loyalty. The speed of progress brought by new advancements has changed the manner by which organizations make and convey an incentive for customers.

The supply chains apprehended improved intricacy in latest times because of the expanded size of the organizations, differentiated item portfolio, upgraded client inclinations, questionable interest conditions, want to collaborate with numerous providers, a huge quantity of geographic locations to be served, and range of mediators (Kamble et al., 2018).

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