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How Blockchain Technologies in Logistics Can Shape the Future

on November 21, 2022

The term “Logistic Operations” is mostly used for the process of moving finished goods, starting from the manufacturer, and moving to the end user. But, even after the delivery of the goods, for returns and guarantees, it is part of the customer journey and satisfaction.
In traditional businesses, companies run their Logistic Operations internally and/or based on human trust or hard copy contracts/documents.
However, Globalization and the hype in e-commerce activities forced companies to partner with Contract Logistics for their expertise, or to innovate their Logistic Operations workflow.
Today, the latest trend is using blockchain technology in Logistics.
But how can blockchain technology in Logistics shape the future?
We will see in a short while!

Reading time: 4 min

I contratti sono oggetti di confine per costruire relazioni

on June 23, 2022

Le aziende si affidano ai contratti per stabilire le basi dei loro rapporti professionali e per definire le procedure da adottare. Le tipologie di contratto oggi possono essere molteplici e variano a seconda delle diverse categorie coinvolte. Per le persone comuni, in genere i contratti sono accordi che consentono alle imprese e ai singoli d’incontrarsi e di collaborare per definire esigenze e bisogni specifici.

Tempo di lettura: 4 minuti

Smart Legal Contracts: un’opportunità innovativa per le imprese

on June 3, 2022

La pandemia ha spinto molte aziende ad abbracciare nuove tecnologie. La tecnologia blockchain, in particolare, contribuisce all’innovazione delle imprese nella gestione dei contratti e per eseguire, tutta o solo una parte, degli accordi legali.

Gli Smart Contracts sono dei contratti digitali, memorizzati su una blockchain che ne garantisce trasparenza ed immutabilità: ogni transazione viene resa pubblica in un database condiviso e i blocchi sono protetti da crittografia.

Increase sales compliance through contract automation

on December 3, 2021

Blockchain has the potential to fundamentally change the way organizations do business.

In the retail sector, blockchain is finding a lot of applications: from revolutionising loyalty programs and digitising product warranties to potentially allowing for the development of peer-to-peer marketplaces that could compete with the likes of eBay or Airbnb.

Let’s see how increase sales compliance through contract automation …

Reading time: 4 minutes. Photo by Cam Bradford on Unsplash

5 Steps to Sign and activate a Smart Legal Contract

on October 8, 2021

Contracts are fundamental for all transactions in the business world. But the recent market turmoil has highlighted the importance of digitalization of processes and adequate risk management.

In “conventional”, physical legal contracts, parties usually sign them with a handwritten/electronic/digital signature, depending on the form of the contract.

But as far as legal smart contracts go, how do parties sign and validate them? How can part B show its consent in adhering to part A’s smart contract? Are private and public keys used here?

Trakti automating control with blockchain Photo by Maximalfocus on Unsplash

Automating controls and compliance with blockchain

on July 28, 2021

Automating controls and compliance with blockchain is the next step in the digital transformation of companies of all sizes and types. Blockchain technology can create greater efficiency than we’ve ever known, while reducing delays, costs and errors.

Reading time: 3 minutes. Photo by Maximalfocus on Unsplash.

Trakti blockchain property rights Photo by Thought Catalog on Unsplash

Decentralization over blockchain infrastructures: the property-contract interface

on July 13, 2021

Decentralization over blockchain infrastructures is a fundamental aspect in the adoption of the technology and is the main reason why it has acquired increasing importance in the last decade. The technology emerged to implement peer to peer transactions of digital money that could displace commercial banks’ gatekeeping of digital transactions of bank deposits and central banks’ monopoly over the value (and therefore supply) of fiat money. And it has gone a long way since then.

Reading time: 10 minutes. Photo by Thought Catalog on Unsplash.

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