2019 - Block Chain Made Easy - Introduction and Basics for Non-Techies
Date2019-02-07
Deadline2019-02-06
VenueOnline, USA - United States
KeywordsExport Companies; Safety Managers; Logistics Managers
Topics/Call fo Papers
Overview
Once a block is written to the blockchain it can't be altered by anyone. If somebody tries to introduce a fake transaction into the ledger, he can only do so by adding it to all copies of distributed ledger (which is not possible, as every block is cryptographically linked with previous and next block) else that transaction is spotted and will be removed. Before a record is written to the blockchain, it needs to be verified and this is done by special nodes (computers) called miners.
Why should you Attend
Today there is hardly any business that can't be migrated over to blockchain, so business leaders need to understand it. There are many advantages to using blockchain and distributed ledger technology. Blockchain provides the following benefits:
Excellent Transparency - Information is visible to all and can't be changed even by the creator of blockchain
Robust Security - resilient to all sort of cyber attacks
Better Traceability - products can be traced from farm to fork
Increases Speed and efficiency for Blockchain - information is available to all stake holders instantly
Reduced Costs - No intermediaries, direct buyer and seller contact
Areas Covered in the Session
Block chain basics
History
Definitions
Distributed ledger technology
How it works
Block chain advantages
Security
Traceability
Transparency
Speed and efficiency
Block chain applications
Logistics
Supply chain
Finance
Who Will Benefit
Sales and Marketing Managers
Supply chain Managers
Operations Managers
Owners and Top Executives of Logistics and Supply Chain Companies
Owners and Top Executives of Warehousing and Distribution Companies
Transportation and Logistics Managers
Supply Chain Consultants
Purchasing and Procurement Managers
Buyers
Owners and Top Executives of Import / Export Companies
Owners and Top Executives of Transportation, Logistics and 3PL Companies
Safety Managers
Compliance Managers
Speaker Profile
Joe Lynch is the founder of The Logistics of Logistics, a logistics training and consulting firm. Joe specializes in helping logistics and transportation companies grow their sales. Joe also works with manufacturers, retailers, distributors and wholesalers to select and manage their logistics providers (3PLs, brokers, carriers, etc.) Joe’s significant experience in logistics and supply chain has given him unique insights into the challenges and opportunities facing companies that outsource some or all of their transportation and logistics functions.
Once a block is written to the blockchain it can't be altered by anyone. If somebody tries to introduce a fake transaction into the ledger, he can only do so by adding it to all copies of distributed ledger (which is not possible, as every block is cryptographically linked with previous and next block) else that transaction is spotted and will be removed. Before a record is written to the blockchain, it needs to be verified and this is done by special nodes (computers) called miners.
Why should you Attend
Today there is hardly any business that can't be migrated over to blockchain, so business leaders need to understand it. There are many advantages to using blockchain and distributed ledger technology. Blockchain provides the following benefits:
Excellent Transparency - Information is visible to all and can't be changed even by the creator of blockchain
Robust Security - resilient to all sort of cyber attacks
Better Traceability - products can be traced from farm to fork
Increases Speed and efficiency for Blockchain - information is available to all stake holders instantly
Reduced Costs - No intermediaries, direct buyer and seller contact
Areas Covered in the Session
Block chain basics
History
Definitions
Distributed ledger technology
How it works
Block chain advantages
Security
Traceability
Transparency
Speed and efficiency
Block chain applications
Logistics
Supply chain
Finance
Who Will Benefit
Sales and Marketing Managers
Supply chain Managers
Operations Managers
Owners and Top Executives of Logistics and Supply Chain Companies
Owners and Top Executives of Warehousing and Distribution Companies
Transportation and Logistics Managers
Supply Chain Consultants
Purchasing and Procurement Managers
Buyers
Owners and Top Executives of Import / Export Companies
Owners and Top Executives of Transportation, Logistics and 3PL Companies
Safety Managers
Compliance Managers
Speaker Profile
Joe Lynch is the founder of The Logistics of Logistics, a logistics training and consulting firm. Joe specializes in helping logistics and transportation companies grow their sales. Joe also works with manufacturers, retailers, distributors and wholesalers to select and manage their logistics providers (3PLs, brokers, carriers, etc.) Joe’s significant experience in logistics and supply chain has given him unique insights into the challenges and opportunities facing companies that outsource some or all of their transportation and logistics functions.
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