Blockchain in Legal Cannabis
Weeding Out Supply Chain Inefficiencies
Nonfiction, Science & Nature, Technology, Engineering, Computers, General Computing, Business & Finance
| Author: | Sherree Decovny | ISBN: | 1230003124543 |
| Publisher: | Chain Business Insights | Publication: | March 9, 2019 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Sherree Decovny |
| ISBN: | 1230003124543 |
| Publisher: | Chain Business Insights |
| Publication: | March 9, 2019 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Chain Business Insights' new eBook titled Blockchain in Legal Cannabis: Weeding Out Supply Chain Inefficiencies by Co-founder and Research Principal, Sherree DeCovny analyzes the cannabis market and the legal and structural issues that impede operational performance. The eBook’s primary focus is on the U.S., where illegality at the federal level prohibits interstate commerce, therefore causing an imbalance between supply and demand across the country.
Worldwide spending on legal cannabis is growing rapidly, but the market will not realize its full potential without efficient supply chains to deliver an expanding array of products. Blockchain technology could address this issue by providing greater visibility, traceability, and transparency as well as facilitating regulatory compliance.
The new eBook details existing and emerging blockchain solutions, and examines blockchain’s potential role in the industry. A case study shows how blockchain technology in combination with other innovations is being used by a leading player in California to develop an efficient, end-to-end supply chain for cannabis products.
Chain Business Insights' new eBook titled Blockchain in Legal Cannabis: Weeding Out Supply Chain Inefficiencies by Co-founder and Research Principal, Sherree DeCovny analyzes the cannabis market and the legal and structural issues that impede operational performance. The eBook’s primary focus is on the U.S., where illegality at the federal level prohibits interstate commerce, therefore causing an imbalance between supply and demand across the country.
Worldwide spending on legal cannabis is growing rapidly, but the market will not realize its full potential without efficient supply chains to deliver an expanding array of products. Blockchain technology could address this issue by providing greater visibility, traceability, and transparency as well as facilitating regulatory compliance.
The new eBook details existing and emerging blockchain solutions, and examines blockchain’s potential role in the industry. A case study shows how blockchain technology in combination with other innovations is being used by a leading player in California to develop an efficient, end-to-end supply chain for cannabis products.
