The document discusses the application of blockchain technology in supply chain management and logistics, highlighting its benefits such as increased transparency, security, and efficiency. It outlines various blockchain types, including public and private blockchains, and examines specific use cases in industries like chemicals and transport logistics. Additionally, it presents four approaches to blockchain projects, including workflow optimization and standalone business models.

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BLOCKCHAIN IN SUPPLY CHAIN
MANAGEMENT AND LOGISTICS

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About CHAINSTEP

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WE´RE BRINGING BLOCKCHAIN TO THE REAL ECONOMY.

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Blockchain Basics

6. LEDGER A Blockchain is a
decentralized data
structure that allows
participants to transact
directly with each other
and stores the state and
history of participants’
transactions.
Source: DutchCoin on YouTube

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BLOCKCHAIN ADDS VALUE
TO THE INTERNET

8. http://www.economist.com/news/leaders/21677198-technology-behind-bitcoin-could-transform-how-economy-works-trust-machine
Peer-2-Peer transparent encrypted private uncensorable immutable
BLOCKCHAIN
CHARACTERISTICS

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KEY BENEFITS
BLOCKCHAIN TECHNOLOGY
increased transparency
improved risk diversification
automated regulatory oversight
less systemic risk
internal record keeping
documentation processing
multiparty process compatibility
M2M and AI on the internet (IoT)
more automation
cryptographically secured/validated
accountability and provenance
ownership tracking
more security
increased efficiency
decreased costs
faster processing
disintermediation

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ETHEREUM
BLOCKCHAIN 2.0

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Vitalik Buterin
Ethereum Inventor
“If Bitcoin is money over the internet,
Ethereum is like relationships over
the internet.”
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x7Y4Qq8qPR8

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„My one sentence definition
of "smart contract":
A smart contract is a com-
puter program that directly
controls some kind of digital
asset. “
Vitalik Buterin
Founder Boost VC

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„What is a token? A unit of value
that an organization creates to self-
govern its business model, and
empower its users to interact with its
products, while facilitating the
distribution and sharing of rewards
and benefits to all its stakeholders.“
William Mougayar
Advisor, Investor, Mentor and Coach
https://youtu.be/24VHVLeldkU

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Public and private blockchains – very different...

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CENTRALIZED – DECENTRALIZED –
DISTRIBUTED LEDGERS
Source: BlockGeekss

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PUBLIC BLOCKCHAIN /
ENTERPRISE BLOCKCHAIN
Source: CoinDesk Q3/2016 report

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COST VS SECURITY TRADEOFF
OF BLOCKCHAIN TYPES
Permissioned
private ledger
Permissioned
public ledger
Unpermissioned
public ledger
Low Security High
Low Cost High
Source: Credit Suisse research

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Is blockchain ready for prime time?

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Some players say: YES - it is.

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Blockchain in SCM / transport logistics

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BLOCKCHAIN &
SCM/TRANSPORT/LOGISTICS

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TRANSPORT LOGISTICS: BLOCKCHAIN

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SPECIFIC BLOCKCHAIN USE CASES AREAS
IN THE CHEMICAL INDUSTRY*
Industrial symbiosis (several areas)
Payment via (internal) digital currencies
Direct sales (to counter platforms)
Supply chain organization
Tokenization of plants/units
Internet-of-Things data integrity
*https://medium.com/@lukas.maxeiner/blockchain-in-the-chemical-industry-8b0ebb9f8696

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Four approaches to blockchain based projects

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FOUR APPROACHES TO
BLOCKCHAIN BASED PROJECTS
Standalone business model
Workflow optimization
Consortium setup
Value-added offering

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FOUR APPROACHES TO
BLOCKCHAIN BASED PROJECTS: WORKFLOW OPTIMIZATION
Sinochem: Trade FinanceMaersk/IBM: Trade Platform

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FOUR APPROACHES TO
BLOCKCHAIN BASED PROJECTS: VALUE-ADDED OFFERING
Certivation: CertificatesProvenance: Authenticity

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FOUR APPROACHES TO
BLOCKCHAIN BASED PROJECTS: STANDALONE BUSINESS MODEL
Zr coin: ProductionSAMPL3D: Additive Manufacturing

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FOUR APPROACHES TO
BLOCKCHAIN BASED PROJECTS: CONSORTIUM SETUP
B3i: insurance industry HANSEBLOC: transport logistics

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FOUR APPROACHES TO
BLOCKCHAIN BASED PROJECTS
Standalone business model
Workflow optimization
Consortium setup
Value-added offering
What is the most promising blockchain
use case approach for your company?

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