Monday, October 8, 2018

Computerworld: IBM launches blockchain-based, global food tracking network by Lucas Mearian

IBM's blockchain-based electronic supply chain ledger for tracking food from farm to shelf is now commercially available and is being piloted by some of the largest global retailers and suppliers. Read more at Computerworld »

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