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Die Rolle moderner Technologien, insbesondere Blockchain, in der Lieferkettenverantwortung

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  • Stefan Craß
  • Alexander Eisl
  • Nedim Begic
  • Romana Polt

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Die Studie untersucht die Potenziale und Herausforderungen von modernen Technologien im Bereich Lieferkettenverantwortung, mit einem besonderen Fokus auf Blockchains. Derartige Technologien bieten Dank der Dezentralität und der zugrundeliegenden kryptographischen Verfahren die Möglichkeiten, die entlang der Lieferkette anfallenden Informationen transparent, nachvollziehbar und unveränderbar zu speichern. Die mögliche Automatisierung von Prozessen erleichtert die Einhaltung der Lieferkettenverantwortung weiter. Gleichzeitig gibt es Herausforderungen, etwa bei den Datenschnittstellen und der Interoperabilität unterschiedlicher Lösungen. Hier könnten einheitliche Standards Abhilfe schaffen. In Österreich gibt es aktuell erst wenige Unternehmen, die sich erfolgreich mit dem Einsatz von Blockchain-Technologie im Bereich Lieferketten beschäftigen. Die Unterstützung von Unternehmen (insbes. KMU) bei der Durchführung von Blockchain-Projekten könnte für Österreich Standort- und für die Unternehmen „Early Mover“-Vorteile generieren.

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  • Stefan Craß & Alexander Eisl & Nedim Begic & Romana Polt, 2022. "Die Rolle moderner Technologien, insbesondere Blockchain, in der Lieferkettenverantwortung," FIW Research Reports series VIII-006, FIW.
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