Blockchain technology and smart contracts in the agro-industrial complex of Russia

Marinchenko

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

2022

The widespread development of the Internet has allowed the use of information and communication technologies and transformed the traditional methods of promoting products in the domestic and foreign markets. Against the background of the general trend towards individualization in working with consumers, information and communication technologies are becoming more widespread in order to expand communication and receive feedback from the end user. At the present stage of development, marketing is becoming one of the conditions for successful functioning in market conditions for enterprises in the agricultural sector. The advancement of communication technologies and their widespread adoption have prompted agricultural producers and retailers to explore various online resources and channels of communication with consumers and use them to promote their products. The paper examines the experience of using various types of marketing communications to promote agricultural products for export and analyzes their potential and prospects for use by domestic producers.

Section: Fig1 Russian Agricultural Product Export $ Billionmentioning

confidence: 99%

New Marketing Communications to Promote Agricultural Products to Foreign Markets

Marinchenko

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

2022

Int. J. Artif. Intell. Res

“…The use of blockchain technology in agro-industrial supply chains will change the practice of data distribution transactions [11], by executing smart contracts as transactions [12]. Transactions are carried out securely using information technology infrastructures such as web-based, IoT, internet, and QR Code [13].…”

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confidence: 99%

Smart Contract Blockchain Application Design Based on The Distribution of Product Return Transaction Data

Ekawati

Arkeman

Suprihatinr

2022

In 2020, there will be 1% bulk sugar product returns. Direct return to warehouse; it is not known how much and what kind of sugar was returned. Changes in the number of uncontrolled product availability occur in the logistics sector. We designed a sugar volume return mechanism to verify the identity of the buyer, the amount and time of the transaction, using the steps of investigation, analysis, and system design that can implement. The application is based on the truffle test framework and smart contracts on the Ropsten test network on the Ethereum Metamask platform wallet, localhost memory, and a decentralized web-based dashboard. Input data on the smart contract so that during the Ropsten net test process, it will generate blocks, hash codes, and contract hashes as transaction details. It also displays a summary report and a blockchain transaction dashboard. How much volume will increase or decrease due to returns, buyers, type of sugar commodity, time, and volume of sugar during data transactions is known. The features developed for smart contracts are private, semi-public transactions with consensus proof of work as validation and verification of the success of transaction data records.

Journal of Open Innovation: Technology, Market, and Complexity

“…Despite having no central hub for crypto and blockchain development and taxation regulation research, Russian researchers have an outsize presence in the world of virtual assets. In addition, this outstanding scientific production in this area may respond to several state investment programs and long-terms blockchain crypto development policy plans [52][53][54]. …”

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Tax Regulation on Blockchain and Cryptocurrency: The Implications for Open Innovation

Peláez-Repiso

Sánchez-Núñez

Calvente

2021

Blockchain is a technology that will change the relationships between the different actors in society, individuals, companies and administration, in aspects as important as taxation, by implementing concepts such as Self-sovereign identity (SSI) and Smart Contracts; which support, for example, virtual currencies, that are not controlled by any state, financial institution or centralized company. Hence, the growing interest of researchers, investors, traders, marketers, enterprises, and administrations to know the scope of this new technology and its tax implications. The main objective of this work is to clarify the status of these studies, explore issues, methods, findings, and trends as well as to define their meaning within the current research scenario. To achieve these objectives, bibliometric analysis was carried out, retrieving 349 research papers, and analyzing 343 papers published between 2015–2019 based on the results of the Web of Science (WoS).