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News / Ports and forwarders sign up for Maersk/IBM blockchain platform, but not the carriers

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Efforts to migrate logistics companies towards blockchain systems are increasing, with Maersk and IBM’s collaborative effort having recruited 94 organisations.

The joint-venture was yesterday given its first public airing, when the shipping and IT giants formally launched TradeLens.

Tradelens leader for Maersk Mike White said: “Our joint collaboration model ...

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