A blockchain-based system for a network design problem considering pricing decisions and sustainability

Ghomi-Avili, Morteza; Niaki, Seyed Taghi Akhavan; Tavakkoli-Moghaddam, Reza

doi:10.1016/j.jclepro.2023.138696

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“…On the other hand, Ref. [31] uses smart contracts for the fruit juice production process, aiming to securely and transparently record production data on a blockchain. Based on the assessment results, these contracts interacted with each other along with quality assessment models to decide whether it was appropriate to execute, stop, or resume the production process.…”

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Smart Contracts as a Tool to Support the Challenges of Buying and Selling Coffee Futures Contracts in Colombia

Ordoñez,

Organero,

Ramirez-Gonzalez

et al. 2024

Agriculture

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In Colombia, coffee futures contracts represent essential financial agreements that allow producers and buyers to establish prices, quality, and conditions for future transactions in the coffee market. Despite the evident benefits of stability and predictability, this practice faces significant sustainability challenges that threaten its long-term viability. One of the reasons is the significant lack of transparency in the supply chain. Farmers, affected by abrupt price fluctuations and adverse weather conditions such as the El Niño phenomenon, experience an increase in market prices, leading to the non-delivery of the final product, and contract breaches as they find better prices in the local market. In this context, smart contracts emerge as a promising technological solution to address these problems. These contracts enable the verification of each step in the process, from harvest to final sale, within a blockchain. Therefore, this research designs a smart contract managed through a platform called SmartBeanFutures, which records the clauses of futures contracts using the IERC721 framework, allowing the generation of a unique and non-repeatable asset. It aims to sell, promote, and manage coffee sale prices during the agreement’s signing, creating a transparent environment for chain actors. This proposal undergoes evaluation in a test environment, providing farmers access to the designed platform. Following the validation of the proposal, it was identified that over 74% would use this type of contract in their agricultural processes, highlighting that implementing this technology contributes to eliminating intermediaries in the chain and gives farmers more control over their participation in the market.

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Smart Contracts as a Tool to Support the Challenges of Buying and Selling Coffee Futures Contracts in Colombia

Ordoñez,

Organero,

Ramirez-Gonzalez

et al. 2024

Agriculture

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“…Another perspective on Blockchain and the automotive supply chain is provided by (Ghomi-Avili et al, 2023), who cover the implications of Blockchain for secure and transparent transaction records, anti-fraud initiatives, and the safety of supply chain information. Additionally, it considers the potential of Blockchain to increase trust and reduce adversarial attitudes between partners for supply chain cooperation (De Giovanni, 2022).…”

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Digitalisation On Automotive Supply Chain for Climate Competitiveness: A Systematic Bibliometric Analysis

Manikrishna,

Sai,

Jaggaiah

et al. 2024

Intl. J. Rel.

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The automotive industry, a cornerstone of global manufacturing, is undergoing a profound transformation driven by digitalization. This research paper explores the impact of digitalization on the automotive supply chain and its role in enhancing climate competitiveness. As the industry strives to meet stringent environmental standards and consumer demands for sustainability, leveraging digital technologies becomes imperative. We use R Studio software to perform bibliometric analysis in this study. Our initial repository for data came from the Scopus database. Following a keyword search and before applying the limited criteria, we were able to find 3202 papers. We then started integrating the limited criteria, which included the following: stream: Business Management & Accounting, source type: Journal, no author, duplicate titles, and language: English. After applying these criteria, we were able to find 935 papers. We selected citations, bibliographical data, abstracts and keywords, funding information, and other data before exporting our database from Scopus.

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Battery recycling and coordination in information leakage prevention under blockchain technology in a new energy vehicles supply chain

Yi,

Fu,

et al. 2024

Energy Economics

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A blockchain-based system for a network design problem considering pricing decisions and sustainability

Cited by 5 publications

References 45 publications

Smart Contracts as a Tool to Support the Challenges of Buying and Selling Coffee Futures Contracts in Colombia

Smart Contracts as a Tool to Support the Challenges of Buying and Selling Coffee Futures Contracts in Colombia

Digitalisation On Automotive Supply Chain for Climate Competitiveness: A Systematic Bibliometric Analysis

Battery recycling and coordination in information leakage prevention under blockchain technology in a new energy vehicles supply chain

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