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Gary Ferrulli
March 20, 2018 at 5:24 pmMost technology related articles etc are more hype than fact. Blockchain will not solve all supply chain issues – ever. Other initiatives the same. Phil Coughlin is right, there are some advantages to technology and digitization IF you know what you are getting and what issues is resolves or helps with. But you better start with processes, review and refine them, then find technology that supports the right processes. And those need to be reviewed on a constant basis, the Japanese theory of constant improvement.