Blockchain: an ambitious technology for managing SCM

Qandoussi Mostafa, A. Houssaini
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Trust has become a critical management element upstream (manufacturers, producers, etc.) and downstream (distributors, wholesalers, etc.) of SCM, especially in security-sensitive sectors. SCMs are increasingly complex, and SC members must store and manage a huge amount of related information to provide evidence of regulatory compliance to national authorities and the most demanding customers. The complexity and fragmentation of modern SC networks impede the development of robust traceability and transparency mechanisms. In this article, a trustless and secure distributed architecture for SC traceability is presented. To assess the feasibility of a blockchain-based SCM approach, a case study on the SC traceability of some companies is presented. The applicability of the model is further illustrated by the development of fully functional smart contracts and a specific private blockchain. In addition, the various links between the proposed blockchain-based model and its managerial implications are presented.
区块链:一项雄心勃勃的SCM管理技术
信任已成为供应链管理的上游(制造商、生产商等)和下游(分销商、批发商等)的关键管理要素,特别是在安全敏感行业。scm越来越复杂,SC成员必须存储和管理大量相关信息,以便向国家当局和要求最高的客户提供符合法规的证据。现代SC网络的复杂性和碎片化阻碍了强大的可追溯性和透明度机制的发展。本文提出了一种无信任、安全的SC可追溯性分布式体系结构。为了评估基于区块链的供应链管理方法的可行性,提出了一个关于一些公司供应链可追溯性的案例研究。通过开发功能齐全的智能合约和特定的私有区块链,进一步说明了该模型的适用性。此外,还介绍了所提出的基于区块链的模型与其管理含义之间的各种联系。
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