
Seminar on Blockchain for Sustainable Supply Chain
A seminar examining how blockchain-enabled traceability is reshaping sustainable supply chain management, and what it means for business graduates entering the field.

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A seminar examining how blockchain-enabled traceability is reshaping sustainable supply chain management, and what it means for business graduates entering the field.
The Department of Business Administration hosted a seminar on Blockchain Technology for Sustainable Supply Chain Management, bringing together faculty and students for a focused discussion on one of the fastest-moving areas in operations and logistics.
The session covered the mechanics of distributed ledgers, how immutable transaction records improve traceability from raw material to end consumer, and the ways firms are using these systems to verify sustainability claims and reduce compliance risk.
Participants explored practical adoption questions — integration cost, supplier readiness, and the governance arrangements needed to make a shared ledger work across organisational boundaries.
Technology-Enabled Traceability, Sustainability, and Supply Chain Transparency.