The dynamic chain of innovation: bounded capabilities and complementarity in agribusiness

Zawislak, Paulo Antônio; Reichert, Fernanda Maciel; Barbieux, Denise; Avila, Ariane Mello Silva; Pufal, Nathália Amarante

doi:10.1108/jadee-04-2021-0096

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“…only an exporter can add a new good as asset record to the chain). A processor can yield any of the following options of exporter, agent, shipping company etc -can process the asset goods from the system; And consequently, can also update the status of the same goods, as ready for processing and export/import respectively [132]- [134].…”

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NiCuSBlockIoT: Sensor-based Cargo Assets Management and Traceability Blockchain Support for Nigerian Custom Services

Obasuyi, D.A.,

Yoro, R.E.,

Okpor, M.D.

et al. 2024

AIMS Research Journal

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As competitive market and globalization continue to ripple a range of issues across the asset chain (i.e. safety, quality, tracing, and overall management efficiency). Pandemics are bound to occur without warning and has revealed the unpreparedness of many nations. Thus, the Nigerian Government aiming to shore up revenue/monetization via customs exercise duties to augment the nosedive in revenue of the oil sector – must formulate policies and adapt technology to harness its inherent benefits therein. Study advances a sensor-based blockchain NiCuSBlockIoT, which will provision a decision-support scheme for cargo goods traceability and asset movement on a value-chain by first ensuring that accurate records of cargo goods are registered, tagged and reported using the sensor-based units. These are then broadcasted on to the NiCuSBlockIoT as record and/or blocks via a P2P chain on the network as a decentralized framework executed on a distributed hyper-ledger fabric via smart-contract transaction logic. Result show model eliminate fraud that often accompanies a centralized scheme via its sensor-layered model that reports all such errors as data on NiCuSBlockIoT supply value chain. Keywords: BlockChain, Food supply chain, Nigerian Customs Service, NISBlockIoT framework CISDI Journal Reference Format Obasuyi, D.A., Yoro, R.E., Okpor, M.D., Ifioki, A.., Brizimor, S.., Ojugo, A.A., Odiakaose, C.C., Emordi, F.U., Ako, R.E., Geteloma, V.C., Abere, R.A., Atuduhor, R.R. & Akiakeme, E. (2024): NiCuSBlockIoT: Sensor-based Cargo Assets Management and Traceability Blockchain Support for Nigerian Custom Services. Computing, Information Systems, Development Informatics & Allied Research Journal. Vol 15 No 2, Pp 45-64. dx.doi.org/10.22624/AIMS/CISDI/V15N2P4. Available online at www.isteams.net/cisdijournal

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NiCuSBlockIoT: Sensor-based Cargo Assets Management and Traceability Blockchain Support for Nigerian Custom Services

Obasuyi, D.A.,

Yoro, R.E.,

Okpor, M.D.

et al. 2024

AIMS Research Journal

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“…A processor can only buy harvested rice from the system, process or mill the same rice and consequently, update the status of the same rice, as being ready for consumption. The wholesaler and retailer can also buy processed rice directly from farms or the processing plants from any site [34]- [36].…”

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Improved services traceability and management of a food value chain using block-chain network: a case of Nigeria

Maureen

Yoro²,

Malasowe³

et al. 2023

IJEECS

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<span lang="EN-US">Competitive asset markets and increased globalization have continued to ripple the food value chain with complex dynamics, which has led to a range of challenges such as food safety and quality, traceability, and overall supply chain inefficiency. These have further continued to endanger the general well-being of society. With rice as a staple food in Nigeria, the rice food supply value chain consists of a series of tasks, processes, and activities that are linked together from freshly harvested products to consumer demand and supply. Study advances the SmartRice, a sensor-based block-chain framework that decentralizes as well as provides a decision-support for the food supply value chain process by first ensuring that accurate data of harvested goods are reported, and passed on to a chain. The study advances a decentralized framework to eliminate various forms of fraud rippled across the existing centralized system, minimize corruption through its sensor-based layered model as well as minimize the error in reported data along the value chain.</span>

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“…Zawislak et al, (2022) investigated the automatic password-based door lock system by utilizing electronic technology to build an integrated, fully customized home security system at a reasonable cost. The project is useful in keeping thieves and other sorts of dangers at bay [49], [80]- [82]. Zardi et al, (2023) designed a password-protected home automation system with an automatic door lock using the Arduino Uno board which is controlled by the ATmega-328.…”

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WiSeCart: Sensor-based Smart-Cart with Self-Payment Mode to Improve Shopping Experience and Inventory Management

Brizimor, S.E.,

Okpor, M.D.,

Yoro, R.E

et al. 2024

AIMS Research Journal

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Superstores are often rippled with people from a variety of the pyramid structure from lower, middle and higher-levels of the pyramid. These malls often transform onto a busy-bee hub with people wishing to explore the merits of discounted product prices and special offers. This, however causes a surge in traffic coupled with the enticing promotions that then lead to endless queues at the various cash-sales point and check-out counters. This case often poses inherent challenges both for business owners and customers due to time constraint, product substitution and quantity tracking in such malls. The study proposes WiSeCart – a wireless sensor-based shopping cart with near feature compatibility feat. Result shows that the integration of a self-payment system via the NFC tech provisions the system with: (a) reduced queue time so that customers can finish their shopping quicker with fast-paced checkout process, (b) yields increase inventory management efficiency with reduced errors from customer data entry using NFC communication stickers, and (c) improved data management capability that allow for further study of customer behaviour for improved customer experience and service delivery, which will in turn equip business owner with better managerial decision support. Keywords: wireless sensor-networks, smart-carts, shopping trolley, customer experience, superstores Journal Reference Format: Brizimor, S.E., Okpor, M.D., Yoro, R.E., Emordi, F.U., Ifioko, A.M., Odiakaose, C.C., Ojugo, A.A., Ejeh, P.O., Abere, R.A., Ako, R.E., Geteloma, V.O., (2024): WiSeCart: Sensor-based Smart-Cart with Self-Payment Mode to Improve Shopping Experience and Inventory Management. Social Informatics, Business, Politics, Law, Environmental Sciences & Technology Journal. Vol. 10, No. 1. Pp 53-74. www.isteams/socialinformaticsjournal. dx.doi.org/10.22624/AIMS/SIJ/V10N1P7

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The dynamic chain of innovation: bounded capabilities and complementarity in agribusiness

Cited by 6 publications

References 68 publications

NiCuSBlockIoT: Sensor-based Cargo Assets Management and Traceability Blockchain Support for Nigerian Custom Services

NiCuSBlockIoT: Sensor-based Cargo Assets Management and Traceability Blockchain Support for Nigerian Custom Services

Improved services traceability and management of a food value chain using block-chain network: a case of Nigeria

WiSeCart: Sensor-based Smart-Cart with Self-Payment Mode to Improve Shopping Experience and Inventory Management

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