Blockchain in Supply Chain Memphis

Today’s supply chains are inherently complex. Cost, visibility, risk, customer needs, globalization, lack of interoperability and inconsistent or unavailable data are some of the biggest challenges supply chain professionals are faced with today. Blockchain technology has the potential to address and resolve these challenges and add new value to your business.

Blockchain technology offers a secure digital ledger in which the multiple participants on a given supply chain can update data in real time. It exists in multiple copies spread over multiple computers—secure because each new block of transactions is linked back to previous blocks—making tampering practically impossible.

Thoughtful incorporation of blockchain technology into your supply chain will have a tremendous impact on transparency, data Interchange and consolidation, identity & trust, payments, contracting, compliance, flexibility & responsiveness, and stakeholder management—ultimately resulting in an efficient, cost-saving, risk-reducing demand chain.

Blockchain offers you opportunity to understand the digital supply chain and the entire customer process—something that you have never had before.

Blockchain technology is rapidly being integrated into many industries across multiple functions, in some cases, revolutionizing processes and transactions. Blockchain in Supply Chain is a two-day, cross-industry, event that seeks to provide an arena for education, collaboration, innovation, and research of blockchain technology in the supply chain among technologists, stakeholders, solution providers, and enterprise businesses.

Experts and practitioners of blockchain and supply chain will address specific use cases, proof of concepts and pilot projects that answer some of your most pressing questions:

How do I determine a use case in my business?

What does it actually mean to implement a blockchain?

How is it implemented?

What are the implications for data security? Management team? Existing legacy systems?

What it would look like in enterprise architecture?

How do I operationalize it?

Host Partner

INDUSTRIES

Freight, Transportation and Logistics Providers

Healthcare

Pharmaceutical

Travel

Education

Manufacturing:

            Jewelry

            Food & Beverage

            Consumer Goods

            Apparel

            Food Manufacturing

            Petroleum and Coal Products Manufacturing

            Chemical Manufacturing

           Machinery Manufacturing

           Computer and Electronic Product Manufacturing

           Electrical Equipment, Appliance, and Component Manufacturing

Multi-model Logistics companies

Oil & Gas

Supply Chain Consultancy and Training Firms

Blockchain Consultancy and Training Firms

eBusiness Partners

TITLES/ROLES

Chief Information Officer

COO

CEO

Head of Blockchain

Head of Supply Chain Operations

Head of Digital Supply Chain

Head of Supply Chain Technology

Senior Supply Chain Management Analyst

Head of Performance Improvement

Supply Chain Technical Analyst

Head of of Purchasing

Logistics Management Analyst

Commodity Manager

Head of Logistics/Transportation

Head of Procurement/Materials

Head of Strategic Sourcing

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