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Jewelry Industry Gets New Supply Chain Platform

According to Coin Desk, IBM will partner with the jewelry industry to bring a cross-industry supply chain tracking platform to market.

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Supply Chains Abound

Supply chains can be found anywhere, reports Supply Chain Dive. For example, the NFL drafting process is a supply chain.

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FDA Recommends Changes to Supply Chain

According to Supply Chain Dive, the pharmacy industry is due for a supply chain makeover. The chairman of the Food and Drug Administration suggests starting with standardized documentation practices for the supply chain.

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Tariffs Cause Problems in Supply Chain

The Trump administration’s tariffs could cause a disruption to the supply chain, reports Forbes. However, those tariffs aren’t the only things that can cause a problem in the supply chain.

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G Coins Backed by Supply Chain Gold

Emergent is working with Yamana Gold to create “g-coins”, reports News BTC. These coins will be backed by a gram of responsibly mined gold. The gold will be  recorded through each stage of its journey through the supply chain.

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Millennials are Changing the Supply Chain

According to the Digital Journal, the needs and wants of millennials is creating an experiential supply chain. Read more...

Creating the NextGen Supply Chain

To create the “NextGen” supply chain, businesses are going to have to start small, reports Supply Chain Dive. They will need to also think big, and act fast. Read more...

Samsung Looks to Improve Supply Chain

According to Bloomberg Technology, Samsung is considering using blockchain technology for its global supply network. Samsung will use the technology to track everything from cross-border payments to the life-cycle of perishable goods.

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Hewlett Packard Adds 3D Printing to Supply Chain

Hewlett Packard (HP) will use its own Multi Jet Fusion 3D printing technology to enhance its supply chain, reports ZD Net. By using its own 3D printing they will lower costs, cut design time and lead times.

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Army Develops New Supply Chain

According to NextGov, the Army will develop the “most sophisticated supply chain system”. To do so it has awarded contracts worth more than $418 million to contractors.

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