Survey: 72% of supply chain leaders expect blockchain to simplify logistics

A majority of supply chain leaders believe blockchain technology will reduce administrative work associated with supply chain management, according to a recent Xeneta survey.

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For the survey, Xeneta asked supply chain leaders: “Do you expect blockchain technologies to regulate and simplify administrative work in shipping and logistics or supply chain management?”

A majority of respondents said “yes” (72 percent), followed by “not sure” (20 percent) and “no” (8 percent).

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