Blockchain Technology

SITA and key industry partners launch MRO Blockchain Alliance, the air transport’s first industry-wide investigation into the use of blockchain to track, trace and record aircraft parts. Use of blockchain to track aircraft parts could save the industry an estimated US$3.5bn #blockchain #aircraft #smartcontracts #coopetition #innovation#partnersmakemorepossible Learn more >

Join Sky Republic Inc., Safran, and @SITA at #mroeurope in London for an exciting #announcement and an insider look on how real-world #blockchain#partnerships are leveraging #smartcontracts technology to accelerate #multi#enterprise #processes and share critical #records for #aircraft #safety and #parts value protection.

Listen to this very informative podcast where Marco Brienza & Jérémie Wagner of Airccelerate interviews Chris Fabre on Enterprise Blockchain and entrepreneurship. Through very concrete use cases in Supply Chain and Healthcare, Chris explains simply how consumers, patients and enterprises will benefit from blockchain smart contracts and the digital consensus they can create in any business ecosystem. “Digital consensus will

Alwyn Brice, Managing Editor of Air Logistics International, and Chris Fabre, Founder of Sky Republic, discuss why blockchain is more than just an enabler for cryptocurrencies. Blockchain is in fact a software category encompassing very different, even orthogonal technologies, able to establish a digital consensus among partners in the logistics chain. Discover how Enterprise platforms, and

Circle announced yesterday that they raised  $100M to implement a digital dollar on par with fiat currency. Is this the right direction for digital cash, and will banks/central banks follow? One thing is for sure: it will allow private blockchains to handle cash settlements in a more secure way than crypto platforms. To read more

The US Department of the Treasury published a blog post offering advice to other government agencies that are interested in adopting blockchain or distributed ledger technology (DLT) in their internal systems. Such systems, the bureau wrote, are most useful for departments in which central gate-keeping is expensive (such as when staff must manually verify transactions) and

A recent survey of 42 supply chain managers from Chain Business Insights finds that 43% intend to introduce blockchain into their supply chains over the coming year, and another 20% within the next two years. Advantages seen include improving supply chain visibility and transparency (cited by 46%), while 24% see potential to reduce transaction costs. 80% of