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Revolutionising Compliance and Auditing in the Food Industry with Digital Catapult 28:50

1 year sitten28:50

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In this podcast we speak to Ellen Moorehead and Scott Grant about ubloquity’s Innovative Leap with Digital Catapult and McColgan's Quality Foods . ubloquity, a frontrunner in distributed ledger technology solutions based in Banbridge, Northern Ireland, is helping transform data management in the food industry. Our flagship paVe platform is not just a tool; it's an innovative approach to upholding the integrity of critical data in supply chains in an increasingly complex world. The Digital Catapult project aimed to revolutionise the way critical data is captured, verified, and stored on ubloquity’s paVe platform. Our goal was to establish a secure chain of custody, demonstrating compliance with set auditing standards. Armed with a £100,000 Digital Catapult grant, our six-month journey focused on capturing critical data from its source, ensuring its security on a distributed ledger, and granting access to key stakeholders. These included the data originator (a food testing lab), the compliance coordinator (the factory’s food safety technical team), and the retail customer or their independent auditor. The Challenge: Traditional compliance and auditing methods in food manufacturing are often manual, time-consuming, with processes that are at risk of human-error. Ellen Moorhead from our project team explains, "Our objective was to address the cumbersome and potentially error-prone process of data management in the food industry." The ubloquity Solution: Our tech team, led by Scott Grant, developed a solution based on a distributed ledger system. “We introduced a system to digitise and secure the entire data journey, from the laboratory to the final audit,” explains Scott. “This approach streamlines the process and guarantees data integrity and transparency.” Key Features of Our Solution: - Efficiency: Automated data ingestion reduced manual entry time, leading to operational efficiency. - Transparency: The introduction of an immutable audit trail fostered unprecedented trust among stakeholders. - Cost-Effectiveness: The project aimed to demonstrate up to 30% cost savings due to the streamlined processes. Ellen elaborates on the project's impact, "We transformed static, manual processes into dynamic, digital ones, reducing human intervention and enhancing data reliability." Scott adds, “Our system provided real-time, immutable data access to various stakeholders, revolutionising compliance in the food industry.” Real-World Application and Future Scope Our project's success was evident in practical applications. Ellen says, “Consider the lab result process – previously managed through emails and manual spreadsheet entries, now automated and securely stored on our platform. This saves time and resources and minimises potential human errors.” Looking to the future, Scott sees vast potential: “What we’ve achieved with McColgan’s is just the beginning. The possibilities for enhancing compliance and audit efficiency are immense and span various industries and sectors, not just food.” Conclusion: Pioneering a New Era in Data Management Our Digital Catapult project with McColgan’s is a testament to ubloquity’s commitment to driving innovation for practical applications. “We’re not just innovating; we’re pioneering a new era of trust and efficiency in data management,” says Ellen. Would you like to be interviewed for the podcast? The ubloquity podcast is designed to help demystify how blockchain technology is being operationalised in the real world. If you'd like to be featured or have an idea for an episode don't hesitate to get in touch with Dom.…

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Alan Lowry, CEO at ESF - smart street furniture to charge your phone to recycled plastic thanks to The Wombles 22:03

1 year sitten22:03

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Alan Lowry is the CEO at ESF - a serial entrepreneur and award winning director, he is also an expert in overseas trade and export sales. He is an export champion for the Department of Business and Trade, and Chair of Federation of Small Businesses in Northern Ireland. Having worked and travelled all over the world, he is now based in Northern Ireland - a hot bed for innovation. Alan never rests on his laurels, and is always interested in how to push things forward. In the street furniture sector he was one of the first to actively target the big theme parks like SeaWorld. A few years ago one of the biggest issues with the Parks was the fact that kids didn't want to stay all day because their cell phones or their mobile phones died. So he started chatting to them about how he could come up with a solar powered device that would allow people to charge their phone in the park without them having to introduce any energy, which meant that was also movable, and it would then keep the customers in the park longer and therefore increase their food and beverage and their merchandise sales. They've ended up exporting the idea to 30 countries around the world since then, and are on to generation three with USB phone charging, LED lighting, and SIM card enabled Wi Fi from the bench so that they can extend the Wi Fi signal. And I haven't even mentioned his collaboration with The Wombles! Yes, that's right. Listen to find out more. Would you like to be interviewed for the podcast? The ubloquity podcast is designed to help demystify how blockchain technology is being operationalised in the real world. If you'd like to be featured or have an idea for an episode don't hesitate to get in touch with Dom.…

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Alex Alexander, Xoots founder, experienced CPTO/CTO, and all round nice guy 23:20

2 years sitten23:20

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Alex is an internationally experienced CTO/CPTO leading diverse global technology teams for major companies. He has led seven technology transformations, achieving top quartile performance and accelerating profitable growth. Starting in software development, Alex rose to head of Retail Banking technology at a leading UK internet startup bank. He later co-founded an eCommerce consultancy and led iconic CTO interim roles for 8 years. He transformed Sainsbury’s online platform as eCommerce IT Director, and later led the digital transformation at Barclays Retail Bank in London as Multichannel IT Director. In 2012, Alex joined Walmart Global eCommerce technology in California as the multichannel technology director. He led the world’s 2nd largest grocery home shopping platform, the UK's fastest-growing fashion platform, and pioneered groundbreaking ‘click-and-collect’ initiatives. It was here that our paths first crossed. Since then he's also had senior roles at YOOX NET-A-PORTER GROUP in Italy and Emirates Group - where he was global CIO and global CTO respectively, overseeing the strategy and transformation of a 2,500-strong team to modernise the technology landscape, enabling business growth and innovation. Alex is now on a mission to unlock the potential of product & tech teams by harnessing the power of data and AI. "We’re infusing data and AI to assess and improve teams’ productivity index, enabling efficient and predictable delivery outcomes, helping our clients achieve their digital transformation goals faster. " Alex feels in some ways, over the last decade or so, he's been trying to solve the same challenges, but in different roles with different companies. And now he wants to have the opportunity to figure out how to solve this for every company, in every industry, so that they can measure the productivity of the tech teams, but can also improve it. The second part of this is that he wants to really leverage the same platform, and his experience to create a new kind of tech community, bionic teams where productivity levels are off the charts. And he thinks technologies such as generative AI and blockchain are key to solving this. Alex lends his expertise to startups, guiding them in product development best practices and the innovation applications of cutting-edge generative AI. Alex holds a Statistics degree from University College London and an MBA. Would you like to be interviewed for the podcast? The ubloquity podcast is designed to help demystify how blockchain technology is being operationalised in the real world. If you'd like to be featured or have an idea for an episode don't hesitate to get in touch with Dom.…

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Helping reduce burden on meat exporters by harnessing blockchain & IoT, with Ellen Moorehead 18:45

2 years sitten18:45

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Ellen Moorehead is ubloquity's award winning agri tech manager. A farmer herself she knows first hand how bureaucratic processes and paperwork add complexity and cost when seeking to move animals across borders. In her role at ubloquity and as the coordinator of a new consortium - TETA - she is helping lead the way by testing innovative processes, and introducing blockchain-enabled smart technology. One such scheme being piloted is at the Rhug Estate in Wales - where alongside The Institute of Export & International Trade (IOE&IT) - Ellen is creating a remote witness app. The technology seeks to reduce the burden on farmers, processors and abattoirs, and enable vets - who are a scarce resource - to remotely and digitally audit and sign off compliance. Would you like to be interviewed for the podcast? The ubloquity podcast is designed to help demystify how blockchain technology is being operationalised in the real world. If you'd like to be featured or have an idea for an episode don't hesitate to get in touch with Dom.…

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Interview with Najaf Gillani OpSec Security’s Chief Software Development Officer 33:38

2 years sitten33:38

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Najaf Gillani has over 20 years of experience running Global Software Engineering teams working for eCommerce giants like eBay, Walmart, & technology disruptors like Openwave systems. He is now OpSec Security’s Chief Software Development Officer. OpSec Security, is a global leader in physical and digital anti-counterfeiting and brand protection solutions. Along with Najaf's strong professional experience, he has an entrepreneurial background and solid business acumen, which has enabled him to start and run a few businesses successfully. He has also started several innovation labs during his career to incubate new ideas and built many proofs of concepts to disrupt different markets. In this podcast we discuss the future of AI, and how best to blend tech by harnessing human curiosity and experience with the best innovative solutions and IoT available to stay one step ahead of fraudsters and counterfeiters. Would you like to be interviewed for the podcast? The ubloquity podcast is designed to help demystify how blockchain technology is being operationalised in the real world. If you'd like to be featured or have an idea for an episode don't hesitate to get in touch with Dom.…

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How can food regulators harness blockchain technology & IoT by collaborating more with industry? 28:25

2 years sitten28:25

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In this podcast we discuss the challenge of needing more regulation to ensure our food is safe to eat, while recognising there are less resources for regulators to carry out 'in-person' checks. We explore the potential for new and emerging technologies like blockchain and IoT devices, to help tackle the problem, while making the entire system better, simpler and cheaper. Dom is joined by two legends from the food regulation and food safety industry - both of whom are officially 'retired', but aren't letting that get in the way of continuing to thought-lead and contribute on the global stage be that advising major companies or the UN and WHO. John Barnes is a former Senior Civil Servant with extensive experience developing and delivering food safety controls, including relevant legislation and guidance at a national and international level. He retired from the Food Standards Agency in 2015, and now works part-time providing strategic advice at company Board level on national and international food controls. David Edwards is a food safety and business consultant. He was the joint founder of CMI which was sold in 2007 to NSF International. Currently David is an investor and advisor to food sector businesses and service companies drawing on 40 years experience and knowledge of the global food safety and health and safety standards and regulatory services market. Both agree the current regulatory system is not fit for purpose. John says the system needs to be modernised as the resources for regulators aren't there. He outlines three strategic tramlines to enable change: using data and technology better collaborating more - the private and the public control systems working together and sharing more data more transparency between the regulator and the industry David believe transparency is an under utilised tool by regulators and thinks back to Campylobacter when league tables were reduced to drive positive change by retailers in their food supply chains. John believes change is necessary but there are obvious weak points. When it comes to meat, veterinary inspections and certificates are the 13 amp fuse in the whole system. David adds, you can have a really efficient system of digitising all the paperwork that goes with food transport across borders. But the chicane in the system is a really clunky, old fashioned inspection system, where you have to have a veterinary inspector present to sign off masses of paperwork. He believes there's a real imperative for regulators to deal with that chicane, streamline it, but he says it can be done, and it is being done. Listen to the full podcast or read the transcript to see what else they had to say. Would you like to be interviewed for the podcast? The ubloquity podcast is designed to help demystify how blockchain technology is being operationalised in the real world. If you'd like to be featured or have an idea for an episode don't hesitate to get in touch with Dom.…

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Oran O'Flynn founder of Soul Search - a blockchain enabled verification platform 20:11

2 years sitten20:11

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Oran O'Flynn is the CEO and founder of Soul Search, having graduated from University College Cork with a degree in chemical engineering. But even while he was still at school he was innovating, and was lucky to be one of 50 students from across the globe to spend two weeks at NASA in Houston, Texas planning a mission to Mars. Soul Search is a start-up that aims to revolutionise the way businesses and individuals verify and maintain their relationships. Utilising blockchain technology, Oran and his team have created Digi-Proofs, a digital proof of relationship between two parties. These Digi-Proofs serve as a secure, tamper-proof record of partnerships, collaborations, investments, and more. With its Soul Bound Search Engine, users can easily find and verify relationships between companies using our unique Soul ID. In this podcast we discuss where we are in the Web3 revolution and what opportunities exist for companies like Soul Search to provide assurance and verification of relationships before people transact with one another. I also get Oran's prediction on when we will send people to Mars and beyond. Would you like to be interviewed for the podcast? The ubloquity podcast is designed to help demystify how blockchain technology is being operationalised in the real world. If you'd like to be featured or have an idea for an episode don't hesitate to get in touch with Dom.…

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Award winning innovator, Ineke Rentmeesters ubloquity COO 19:39

2 years sitten19:39

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Ine is an inspirational leader. One of the co-founders of ubloquity, she is highly skilled at managing complex, global IT projects. Last Thursday she was recognised as a leading innovator at a gala event in Belfast at the Women in Business Awards. Under her COO leadership, Ine has been instrumental in the scoping and project delivery of ubloquity’s secure borders solution for Fujitsu, and the establishment of the provenance blockchain for one of the world's largest food manufacturers. She mentors and guides more junior staff in the team, including award-winning Ellen Marks, who puts her success in no small part down to the support that Ine has given during her time at ubloquity. We all think the world of her yet she is so humble in return. Under Ine's leadership ubloquity is operationalising blockchain technology across global supply chains, optimising the accuracy and traceability of critical data to enable goods and services to flow more seamlessly. Using multifactor verification, Ine and her team are able to create a single source of the truth, establish new levels of trust between producers, manufacturers, hauliers, retailers, government agencies and regulators. With Ine's deep supply chain expertise and experience, she blends best-in-class technology with cutting edge science to prove, authenticate, validate and ensure supply chain integrity, removing unnecessary friction, speeding up processes, and increasing the security of assets throughout their lifecycle. Ine came up with the idea to design, build and test a new end-to-end digital chain of custody, utilising distributed ledger technology (DLT) to seamlessly connect the dots in a major food manufacturer’s supply chain. A world first. Her aim was to give the in-house compliance team an accurate, high-definition view of its chilli spice supply chain in real-time, via an online portal, utilising user-friendly dashboards. Ine and her team mapped the entire supply chain from the drying yard - where batches of chillies are given a QR code - all the way through to final bottling. Although the organisation had the ability to establish traceability, relevant data was held in three separate and distinct systems. Retrieving it was time-consuming and inefficient. In cases where a safety risk was identified further upstream, it was difficult to locate and isolate a specific impacted batch of chillies. Each entity in the chain could only see the data relevant to them, but it was not shared horizontally or from end-to- end. Also, the data wasn’t immutable. Records could potentially be overwritten, altered, or even tampered with. Ine created the ability to tie the data together and access it at the touch of a button in milliseconds. The hidden and hard to reach data is now visible to every participant in the connected supply chain. As new information is written to the blockchain, everyone is updated at once - and displayed on an operational and user-firendly dashboard. The ubloquity platform that Ine has created unlocks three key benefits: • more efficiency in the supply chain – eradicating manual input by switching to scan and auto input, which is more accurate and efficient; • proof of provenance and authenticity – providing the opportunity to charge a premium price for products and protect brand reputation; • risk reduction – the immediate ability to recall a batch from supply, with the potential to save millions of dollars for each incident or issue. Previously, had a regulator sought information on a specific batch of chillies - for instance the Would you like to be interviewed for the podcast? The ubloquity podcast is designed to help demystify how blockchain technology is being operationalised in the real world. If you'd like to be featured or have an idea for an episode don't hesitate to get in touch with Dom.…

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Interview with Doug Heintzman, Chief Catalyst Blockchain Research Institute 18:08

3 years sitten18:08

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Doug Heintzman is the Chief Catalyst at the Blockchain Research Institute , a role that sees him travel the world sprinkling pixie dust and encouraging things to happen that otherwise may not and then to help them grow more quickly. He's been in the technology sector for 30+ years, and spent nearly 25 of those at IMB. He believes the role of the Blockchain Research Institute is to act as an accelerant to governments and businesses all around the world to help them on their web3 and blockchain journeys. The publication of Don and Alex Tapscott's book (Alex is Don's son) called Blockchain Revolution - set the scene in 2016. In the book they noted that the underlying technology of Bitcoin, which was blockchain obviously, was going to revolutionise the entire structure of business. So they created the Blockchain Research Institute to catalyse that activity and to do deep research into what was happening and what was about to happen. In the last year or so it has become clear that a number of technologies are all kind of maturing and merging into a new platform that is referred to as web3. The prediction of artificial intelligence, the measurement of IoT, the spatial visualisations of augmented and virtual reality and metaverse. And then the operating system, the state engine, which was blockchain. Doug and the team are preparing for the annual conference and gala awards - W3B and Blockchain World - an immersive and experiential event that aims to encourage more dialogue, be conversation orientated, and much provide more opportunities for networking and socialisation. Themed around a Canadian wilderness camp there will be fireside chats and a main lodge, gatherings and campfire sessions. Plus plenary sessions with some of the world's leading thinkers on blockchain and web3. For information or tickets click this link. And while you're at it, wish us luck, as ubloquity is shortlisted as a finalist for the Enterprise Transformation Award in the Enterprise Ecosystems subcategory. Would you like to be interviewed for the podcast? The ubloquity podcast is designed to help demystify how blockchain technology is being operationalised in the real world. If you'd like to be featured or have an idea for an episode don't hesitate to get in touch with Dom.…

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Interview with employee number 1, Ellen Marks, one to watch in women in tech 15:01

3 years sitten15:01

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Ellen was ubloquity's official first ever employee and recently celebrated her first year in the role. 12 months in any startup is a long time and this is no exception. Ellen reflects on the role she started doing, and how she and the company have developed in such a short space of time. In her first year she has trained as a scrum master and been recognised by her peers in the tech industry as one to watch. Her advice to other young women or girls at school or uni would be to broaden your horizons and focus on building your network now. Take opportunities and placements, ask questions of those around you, and experience new things. Next month Ellen has her most important project to date to deliver as she heads off on maternity leave for the first time. The entire team at ubloquity wish her and her family well. We know she'll make a great mum, as everything she sets her heart on achieving she succeeds. Would you like to be interviewed for the podcast? The ubloquity podcast is designed to help demystify how blockchain technology is being operationalised in the real world. If you'd like to be featured or have an idea for an episode don't hesitate to get in touch with Dom.…

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Interview with John Breen, solution architect at ubloquity 15:07

3 years sitten15:07

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John joined ubloquity following a wide and varied career in information technology stretching back 38 years. He is always learning new technologies having worked in industries like financial services and banking, physical security, and time management systems. When he first came across ubloquity and considered taking up a new role, what interested him was that we were using blockchains but not for cryptocurrency. It really piqued his interest. He then learned about what we are doing in the field of provenance, and was impressed that for such an early start up company we already had two major customers under our belt. He thought: "this company is going places!". It was also a new technology for him to learn. And learning is what keeps John interested in computers. "Even though I've 38 years experience, I'm currently doing a master's in crypto security. So I'm always wanting to learn new technologies, and it keeps me young and interested. So it's not just a mundane, nine to five job, doing the same thing, I'm learning new things all the time." Would you like to be interviewed for the podcast? The ubloquity podcast is designed to help demystify how blockchain technology is being operationalised in the real world. If you'd like to be featured or have an idea for an episode don't hesitate to get in touch with Dom.…

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Interview with Peter Bracher, Supply Chain In-Sites (SCI) 17:12

3 years sitten17:12

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Peter Bracher is a highly experienced food auditor and compliance expert having started out in life in the UK as a government environmental health officer, before moving into retail for Tesco then Asda. Having left Asda, Peter helped the richest man in Asia Mukesh Ambani set up a retail empire in India, before moving to NSF and setting up its Asian Pacific operations. He is now based in Thailand and is helping Supply Chain In-Sites (SCI) marry the world of compliance with the use of big data and algorithms. Peter sees the on site audit by an auditor as the last resort. There is so much data available now that sending someone on a plane is hugely inefficient, and just encourages gaming of the system. Instead he cites a prawn farm where satellite imagery, combined with verifiable data such as purchase receipts for animal feed, and a simple calculation reveal the maximum amount of shrimp that the farm can produce. If something doesn't add up, then further inspection or spot checks can be carried out. He foresees a future where everyone knows exactly what they are eating and drinking and can be confident it is safe. He thinks we're gonna get to a point in an interconnected world, with wise use of data, where we use algorithms to replace the routine bits, but you still have oversight of a person. AI and RI - real intelligence and artificial intelligence - working together so that you can be sure that what you buy is going to be safe. He can't think of anything much more valuable than that. Would you like to be interviewed for the podcast? The ubloquity podcast is designed to help demystify how blockchain technology is being operationalised in the real world. If you'd like to be featured or have an idea for an episode don't hesitate to get in touch with Dom.…

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ubloquity celebrates its first birthday with cofounder Kieran Kelly 6:50

3 years sitten6:50

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Dom Burch caught up with cofounder and CTO Kieran Kelly on a whirlwind first 12 months of ubloquity. Kieran shares his pride of seeing the vision he and his cofounders had 18 months ago coming to fruition. ubloquity has quadrupled in size, signed an exclusive three-year partnership with Fujitsu, and built a food provenance platform for one of the world's largest food manufacturers. None of it would have been possible without the support of our seed funders and advisors, and the hard work and dedication of the ubloquity team. Would you like to be interviewed for the podcast? The ubloquity podcast is designed to help demystify how blockchain technology is being operationalised in the real world. If you'd like to be featured or have an idea for an episode don't hesitate to get in touch with Dom.…

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Interview with Louise Manning Professor of Sustainable Agri-food Systems 18:30

3 years sitten18:30

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Louise Manning, PhD, has worked as an academic, management consultant, lecturer and business and personal coach for thirty-five years addressing business management, quality assurance, brand equity, food safety, animal welfare, corporate social responsibility, ethical issues, and environmental protection. She is passionate about food and transparency. People on the planet live largely within urban populations, and are therefore dissociated from their food. To be able to access authentic, clear information around their food, they rely on labelling. As technology increases Louise believes we have the opportunity to communicate about what is in the food, how it is produced, and the impact of our purchasing decisions, and be much clearer about all of that to consumers. But she adds if we are going to build transparency, what sits with that is trust. It's trust in how the data is being collected, how it's being used, but also trust in the data itself, that it's representative. That is is giving valid, actionable insights. Would you like to be interviewed for the podcast? The ubloquity podcast is designed to help demystify how blockchain technology is being operationalised in the real world. If you'd like to be featured or have an idea for an episode don't hesitate to get in touch with Dom.…

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ubloquity Signs 3-Year Exclusive Deal to be Fujitsu’s Smart Border Blockchain Provider 7:38

3 years sitten7:38

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ubloquity today announced it has signed an exclusive three-year partnership agreement with Fujitsu UK & Ireland to underpin its smart border solution – Atamai Freight – with ubloquity’s enterprise blockchain technology. The contract comes on the eve of the ubloquity’s first anniversary, during which time it has quadrupled in size, built a provenance chain of custody platform for a multinational food manufacturer, and won several prestigious awards for innovation and technology. Rob Chester, ubloquity’s CEO is delighted we are partnering with Fujitsu to underpin its smart borders solution. He believes the future of global trade will be digital, and it will be carried on distributed ledger technology. He describes how a consortium led approach has enabled Fujitsu and its partners to move faster than would otherwise have been possible. For example, from the outset, leading logistics provider, Manfreight has been an instrumental part of the consortium. Its team immediately recognised Atamai Freight’s potential to transform the entire supply chain through the safe, secure, and seamless flow of goods. Manfreight has pioneered the smart seal technology provided by b4b, benefiting its customers through end-to-end visibility and integrity across each consignment delivery. Rob reflects on the first 12 months of ubloquity and is excited by the future. He outlines how the team are building blockchains across the entire value chain - and how our vision now is to begin to federate them together. Would you like to be interviewed for the podcast? The ubloquity podcast is designed to help demystify how blockchain technology is being operationalised in the real world. If you'd like to be featured or have an idea for an episode don't hesitate to get in touch with Dom.…

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