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Blockchain is quickly emerging as an ideal solution for navigating black swan supply chain events, including the COVID-19 pandemic. Learn more about how blockchain can make global supply chains stronger and more resilient in the face of unforeseen threats.

Last Mile visibility remains a common problem for shippers and carriers alike. There's ample room for improvement, and blockchain may be the solution. Find out why in this educational white paper.

When I started my career, I naively believed if I was always on time, said “yes” to every project, met all my deadlines, and gave my best effort, I would quickly move my way up the corporate ladder. Of course, reality is rarely that simple, and I soon learned my lesson the hard way.

Common wisdom generally advises against switching jobs frequently or even putting short stints on your resume, but for me, having four jobs in five years helped me figure out what I wanted to be doing. I learned exactly what I wanted out of a position and what type of work environment I was looking for.

The opportunities for blockchain in food supply chains are clear, and big players should act now to give themselves a competitive advantage. We need end-to-end visibility in order to finally answer the question: before you eat that, do you really know where it came from?

Although the benefits that blockchain will bring to the industry are staggering, it should not be thought of as a “fix-all” when it comes to supply chain woes. Adding it to your operations will be significant– think increased visibility, traceability, productivity, and profitability, but blockchain on its own cannot guarantee the accuracy of your data. People and trust are still necessary components regardless of whether or not blockchain is in the mix.

A flyer for Clemson students informing them of a talk that ShipChain CTO Lee Bailey was giving on campus.

Walmart is paying truckers almost $90k a year with impressive benefits to help overcome the trucker shortage. Learn more about the trucking crisis now in this blog post.