Big Data and Blockchain Basis for Operating a New Archetype of Supply Chain

Rubio, María Alejandra; Bermúdez, Giovanny Mauricio Tarazona; Contreras, Leonardo

doi:10.1007/978-3-319-93803-5_62

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“…One of the basic benefits of blockchain is the reliable transaction of payment and money transfer (Rubio et al, 2018). There are a large number of examples for the successful implementation of blockchain in the industrial sector, product development, and governance mechanism.…”

Section: Model Development Framework Related To Economic Sustainabili...mentioning

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Blockchain Adoption for Sustainable Supply Chain Management: Economic, Environmental, and Social Perspectives

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Due to the rapid increase in environmental degradation and depletion of natural resources, the focus of researchers is shifted from economic to socio-environmental problems. Blockchain is a disruptive technology that has the potential to restructure the entire supply chain for sustainable practices. Blockchain is a distributed ledger that provides a digital database for recording all the transactions of the supply chain. The main purpose of this research is to explore the literature relevant to blockchain for sustainable supply chain management. The focus of this review is on the sustainability of the blockchain-based supply chain concerning environmental conservation, social equality, and governance effectiveness. Using a systematic literature review, a total of 136 articles were evaluated and categorized according to the triple bottom-line aspects of sustainability. Challenges and barriers during blockchain adoption in different industrial sectors such as aviation, shipping, agriculture and food, manufacturing, automotive, pharmaceutical, and textile industries were critically examined. This study has not only explored the economic, environmental, and social impacts of blockchain but also highlighted the emerging trends in a circular supply chain with current developments of advanced technologies along with their critical success factors. Furthermore, research areas and gaps in the existing research are discussed, and future research directions are suggested. The findings of this study show that blockchain has the potential to revolutionize the entire supply chain from a sustainability perspective. Blockchain will not only improve the economic sustainability of the supply chain through effective traceability, enhanced visibility through information sharing, transparency in processes, and decentralization of the entire structure but also will help in achieving environmental and social sustainability through resource efficiency, accountability, smart contracts, trust development, and fraud prevention. The study will be helpful for managers and practitioners to understand the procedure of blockchain adoption and to increase the probability of its successful implementation to develop a sustainable supply chain network.

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“…• Lateral integration of blockchain within existing processes and frameworks in the construction project lifecycle, namely within procurement (Barima, 2017;Wang et al, 2017;Kamenetskii & Yas'kova, 2018;Navadkar et al, 2018), process re-engineering through digitalization (Belle, 2017;Polim et al, 2017;Coyne & Onabolu, 2018;Gausdal et al, 2018;Klyukin et al, 2018), setting the goals of strategic innovation (Graglia and Mellon, 2018), knowledge management (Piraquive et al, 2017), and logistics and supply chain management (Wang et al, 2017;Dobrovnik et al 2018;Rubio et al 2018). The efforts following this dimension mainly address the problem of process automation and optimization, as well as the effect of mitigating the human intervention in such processes.…”

Section: Blockchain Technology In the Construction Sectormentioning

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“…In all the above, and especially regarding construction logistics and supply chain management (Wang et al, 2017;Dobrovnik et al 2018;Lanko et al, 2018;Rubio et al 2018), there has not been an investigation on the capabilities of blockchain for the integration of the respective material and the economic flows. Considerations on pursuing this integration have been already been noted in the relative research (Love et al 2004;Koçtaş & Tek 2013;Li et al, 2017).…”

Section: • Interconnection Of Blockchain With Buildingmentioning

confidence: 99%

Blockchain in construction logistics: state-of-art, constructability, and the advent of a new digital business model in Sweden

Kifokeris¹,

Koch²

2019

Computing in Construction

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Research on blockchain technology implementation within civil engineering is quickly emerging. The use of blockchain for the integration of the material and economic flows within construction supply chain-thus creating a new digital business model for the related actors-to enhance a construction project's production, logistics management, and constructability, has been only scarcely investigated. In this paper, this shortage is documented through a comprehensive literature review. Then, the potential of Swedish independent third-party logistics consultants as a fertile ground for such a digital business model, is examined. Finally, conclusions about the pursuance of this potential paradigm shift are drawn.

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“…• Lateral integration of blockchain within existing processes and frameworks in the construction project lifecycle, namely within procurement (Barima, 2017;Kamenetskii & Yas'kova, 2018;Navadkar et al, 2018), process re-engineering through digitalization (Belle, 2017;Polim et al, 2017;Coyne & Onabolu, 2018;Gausdal et al, 2018;Klyukin et al, 2018), setting the goals of strategic innovation (Graglia and Mellon, 2018), knowledge management (Piraquive et al, 2017), and logistics and supply chain management Dobrovnik et al 2018;Rubio et al 2018). The efforts following this dimension mainly address the problem of process automation and optimization, as well as the effect of mitigating the human intervention in such processes.…”

Section: Blockchain Technology In the Construction Sectormentioning

confidence: 99%

“…In all the above, and especially regarding construction logistics and supply chain management Dobrovnik et al 2018;Lanko et al, 2018;Rubio et al 2018), there has not been an investigation on the capabilities of blockchain for the integration of the respective material and the economic flows. Considerations on pursuing this integration have been already been noted in the relative research (Love et al 2004;Koçtaş & Tek 2013;Li et al, 2017).…”

Section: • Interconnection Of Blockchain With Buildingmentioning

confidence: 99%

Proceedings of the 2019 European Conference on Computing in Construction

O’Donnell¹,

Chassiakos²,

Rovas³

et al. 2019

Computing in Construction

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Big Data and Blockchain Basis for Operating a New Archetype of Supply Chain

Cited by 13 publications

References 24 publications

Blockchain Adoption for Sustainable Supply Chain Management: Economic, Environmental, and Social Perspectives

Blockchain Adoption for Sustainable Supply Chain Management: Economic, Environmental, and Social Perspectives

Blockchain in construction logistics: state-of-art, constructability, and the advent of a new digital business model in Sweden

Proceedings of the 2019 European Conference on Computing in Construction

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