
Secure Information Sharing for the Supply Chain Using Blockchain Technology
- 1 K.S. Rangasamy College of Technology
- 2 K.S. Rangasamy College of Technology
- 3 K.S. Rangasamy College of Technology
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Abstract
Blockchain is a surface new virtual age that allows ubiquitous economic transactions between dispersed untrustworthy without the need for intermediaries such as banks. This paper investigates the impacts of the blockchain age on the food delivery network and agribusiness, presents a list of currently ongoing initiatives and activities, and considers general consequences, challenging conditions, and possibilities, with an emphasis on the development of those activities. Our findings indicate that blockchain is a potential age closer to evident Numerous ongoing projects addressing various food-related challenges are focusing on the food supply chain. and products, but numerous obstacles and problems still stand in the way of its mainstream acceptance among farmers and agricultural systems. Rules, regulations, technical components, and education are all part of these tough situations.
Keywords
blockchain, decentralization, security, privacy
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Cite this article
M.E.,M.J.;C.,N.K.K.;M.,M.A.;M.,M.R. (2023). Secure Information Sharing for the Supply Chain Using Blockchain Technology. Applied and Computational Engineering,8,789-794.
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