Blockchain

Blockchain

“ Blockchain is an open distributed ledger specifically designed for the supply chain where transactions between two or more parties can be done in a verifiable and permanent fashion that cannot be changed once recorded. ”

Group50 recognizes the importance of the Blockchain for what it is: A disruptive technology that will drive transformational change to the way business is done both internally and externally. This is especially true for the supply chain.  There are many types of Blockchains and multiple technology platforms.  We have created a plug and play permission based Blockchain solution built on an IoT platform that is driven by smart contracts.  This approach creates an immutable chain of custody with full provenance that mimics the value-add workflow in a supply chain. This chain of custody is applicable to a wide range of use cases. While there are hundreds of uses for Blockchain, we are focused on a critical few supply chain use cases:

See use cases here:

  1. Food
  2. Aircraft – Flight Safety
  3. Automotive
  4. Compliance and Regulatory
  5. Healthcare
  6. Oil and Gas
  7. Intellectual Property Rights
 

Jim Gitney, CEO of Group50 is a former co-chair of CompTIA’s Blockchain Advisory Council

Shirish Nene, Managing Director of Group50’s Digital Technology Practice is a former member of CompTIA’s Blockchain Technology Council

We are building a Blockchain solution that utilizes the Hyperledger and is powered by thinaer, a platform for the Internet of people, places and things ( IoE ), adding the ability to collect any type of sensor data related to a product during its life cycle. This enables a full provenance that is available at your fingertips as shown in the following video.

 

Scioebc™, Group50’s plug and play permission based Blockchain gives you the ability to control who has access to critical data through smart contracts.

Blockchain is in its early stages of development, similar to the Internet in the late 1990’s.  We believe that Blockchain will provide a much larger competitive advantage to early adopters who recognize that Blockchain applications can:

  1. Reduce cost.
  2. Eliminate intermediaries.
  3. Significantly streamline internal and external operations.
  4. Centralize documents and reports required for compliance and regulatory reporting.
  5. Automate transactions.
  6. Provide fraud/counterfeit detection – IP protection.
  7. Transform business processes.
  8. Create competitive advantage.

Blockchain technology is changing and evolving at a frenetic pace.  It will be impossible for people in your organization to stay abreast of those changes.  As a result, it is important that companies follow a specific methodology for education, planning the use case(s), creating a technology roadmap and implementation. Companies interested in taking that journey can take advantage of Group50’s workshops which can be found on our Blockchain and IoT implementation page.  We recommend that the very first step is a customized Blockchain Immersion Workshop where the entire leadership team can get on the page with understanding Blockchain and IoT business applications.

Group50’s expertise in business process design, organizational design, digital technology and change management, coupled with our unique plug and play technology, positions us to be your partner in adopting and managing this transformative technology in a way that is both scalable and sustainable.

 

You can speak to a Group50® Blockchain adviser by calling +1(626) 644-9746, send us a note to info@group50.com or by requesting more information here.

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