Using Private Blockchain Technology for Supply Chain Management

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Private Blockchain, Supply Chain Management, Enhanced Security, Transparency & Privacy, Access Control, Data Integrity, Blockchain SCM Integration, Comparative SCM Analysis

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This study explores the advancement and application of a private blockchain organize outlined to improve privacy and security in supply chain management (SCM). Recognizing the transformative potential of blockchain tech in creating transparency, trust, and decentralization in SCM, our venture presents a localized blockchain arrangement. Not at all like ordinary blockchain systems, which offer straightforwardness at the taken a toll of security, our show limits get to delicate exchange information (e.g., date, time, sender’s and receiver’s names, and installment sums) to a select bunch of authorized devices. This approach addresses a basic gap in current blockchain applications by avoiding unauthorized access and guaranteeing that purchase stay private inside the supply chain organize. Through the usage of this private blockchain, we point to strike a adjust between the require for straightforwardness in SCM forms and the basic of ensuring delicate data against unauthorized perceivability. The paper presents the building plan of the private blockchain, its integration into SCM, and the suggestions for agreeable connections among supply chain individuals, in general competitiveness, and the moderation of data and security dangers. Future inquire about headings are proposed, centering on imaginative encryption advances to advance secure blockchain- based SCM frameworks.

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2024-09-04

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M.Rajeswari, C.Thilagavathi, T Sujatha, T.R.Priyadharshini, & P John Ruben Raj. (2024). Using Private Blockchain Technology for Supply Chain Management. Journal of Computational Analysis and Applications (JoCAAA), 33(2), 508–513. Retrieved from http://eudoxuspress.com/index.php/pub/article/view/333

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