As you can see from these three interactions, blockchain offers many advantages over traditional B2B transactions and it will certainly disrupt a lot of industries, including transportation, and energy supply chain.
Transactions are much faster and event-driven, and are evaluated by a single smart contract before the data is processed, committed, and stored everywhere in a consistent manner.
The blockchain network does not only disrupt the distribution of transactions without requiring the involvement of a TTP, but it also alters how existing IT systems are integrated.
Whereas in the past you needed to build expensive and complex web services and back-end applications in order to implement all ...
