Introduction
Blockchain holds great promise for the supply chain industry. The distributed ledger of blockchain could greatly enhance collaboration among shippers, carriers and forwarders as well as producers and manufacturers. With blockchain transactions could be verified, recorded and coordinated autonomously without third parties. This holds the promise of eliminating a layer of complexity and introducing opportunities for reliable provenance tracking in the supply chain Blockchain also holds the promise of cutting through the delays caused by “paper-based” documents being sent back and forth by post, email and fax.
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The following individuals have already expressed an interest in joining this SIG, and we hope they will become contributors over the first year:
List of interested parties listed with their consent, including name, association, and optionally email addresses.
Ricardo Garcia, ScanTrust SA,
Sebastien HENOT, Business Innovation Renault-Nissan-Mitsubishi Alliance, MOBI (Vehicle Identity workgroup)
Allan Gulley, Senior Manager - Blockchain Strategy at Auburn University RFID Lab
Joshua Satten, Wipro Limited, Blockchain Partner - NA,
Hitarshi Meenketu Buch, Wipro Limited, Blockchain Lead Technical Architect,
Gilles Gravier, Wipro Limited, Senior Manager - Open Source,
Ralph Verhlest, VISMA EBPI, Technical Strategy Manager, Business Development Lead Blockchain,
Stephen J Rogers - VP of Blockchain Initiatives for Supply Chain - IBM Industry Platforms,
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- Jay Chugh, Sr. Director, Oracle Emerging Technologies.
Email: Jay.Chugh@oracle.com - Joshua Q. Satten, Senior Director - Blockchain Partner North America, Wipro Limited
Email: Joshua.Satten@wipro.com
NOTE: As part of this proposal, the Hyperledger SIG working processes as described here will be followed: https://wiki.hyperledger.org/groups/sig-application