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1. Suche auf Google Scholar, springerlink

2. die Ergebnisse nach Relevanz und Datum filtern

3. Artikel nach Relevanz aus persönlicher Sicht auswählen

4. Die Artikel in Zotero speichern, um später den Artikel wieder zu finden.

Hochwertige Artikel sind in Englisch verfasst und werden häufig zitiert.

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Google Scholar advance search mit beiden Begriffen ab 2000

danach viel zitierte Papers angeschaut und anhand des Abstracts entschieden ob es zum Thema passt

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Habe zuerst nach pdf´s in Google gesucht, dabei aber nicht wirklich gute Artikel gefunden.
Danach habe ich auf Sholar und IEEEE Xplore nach den gesuchten Artikeln gesucht. Dabei habe ich bessere Artikel gefunden

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Suche bei Datenbanken der Fhstp IEEE Xplore Library ausgewählt und in der Volltextsuche nach Blockchain und Supply Chain Management gesucht

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Habe unter diesen link gesucht. Wie beim Modul 3
https://www.fhstp.ac.at/de/campus/bibliothek/onlineressourcen/medien-digitale-technologien

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https://ezproxy.fhstp.ac.at:2159/chapter/10.1007/978-3-319-91668-2_2

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suche auf google shcholar mit den begriffen, abstract lesen um zu bewerten wie sinnvoll

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Wie in Modul 3 gelernt: Vertrauenswürdige Online-Datenbanken gesucht (IEEE Xplore, ACM Digital Library)
Mit Boolschen Operatoren die Suchbegriffe eingegeben
Mit Zotero abgespeichert

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Suche auf google sholar, IEEEE Xplore und springerlink mit diversen Begriffskombinationen

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Blockchain ready manufacturing - Loughborough University

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https://www.researchgate.net/publication/321027278_A_Blockchain-Based_Supply_Chain_Quality_Management_Framework

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Suche über Google Scholar und Google Books mittels Boolschen Operatoren

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Blockchain can transform companies, if it is successfully integrated into existing supply chain ecosystems and practices. Some of the key benefits are dispute resolution, foolproof track and trace, event management, operational as well as financial transparency, speed to market, visibility, elimination of heavy reliance on intermediary, integration of IoT technology, machine learning, and artificial intelligence.

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Solving the trust issues in the process of transportation of dangerous goods by using blockchain technology

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Bowen Tan

Jiaqi Yan

Si Chen

Xingchen Liu

Part of the Lecture Notes in Computer Science book series (LNCS, volume 11373)

Abstract

Blockchain technology has become increasingly popular and attracted interests from many innovators, technologists and scholars in recent years. Beyond the financial sector, the blockchain technology is promising in addressing the current limitations in food supply chain management. As the adoption of blockchain in food supply chain is still in an early stage, it is significant to have a thematic framework for understanding the impacts of blockchain technology. This paper aims to exploring the adoption of blockchain technology in food supply chains with a thematic analysis. A desktop research is conducted and all the data is collected from online databases, including Factiva, Nexis, and Google scholar. Then we carry out a qualitative thematic analysis, according to the investigation processes suggested by Creswell. The findings illustrate four categories of impacts of the adoption of blockchain on food supply chains.

Keywords

Blockchain technology Food supply chain Case study

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References

1. Edmund, M.: On the fast track? Qual. Prog. 51(2), 10-12 (2018)

2. Iansiti, M., Lakhani, K.R.: The truth about blockchain: it will take years to transform business, but the journey begins now. Harv. Bus. Rev. 95(1), 118-127 (2017)

3. Kamath, R.: Food traceability on blockchain: Walmart's pork and mango pilots with IBM. J. Br. Blockchain Assoc. 1(1), 1-12 (2018)

4. Patti, A.L., Narsing, A.: Lean and RFID: friends or foes. J. Bus. Econ. Res. 6(2), 83-90 (2008)

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The Impact of Blockchain on Food Supply Chain: The Case of Walmart

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Bowen Tan Jiaqi Yan Si Chen Xingchen Liu Part of the Lecture Notes in Computer Science book series (LNCS, volume 11373) Blockchain technology has become increasingly popular and attracted interests from many innovators, technologists and scholars in recent years. Beyond the financial sector, the blockchain technology is promising in addressing the current limitations in food supply chain management.

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https://ezproxy.fhstp.ac.at:2329/document/8378971

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https://dspace.lboro.ac.uk/dspace-jspui/handle/2134/22625

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https://ezproxy.fhstp.ac.at:2329/document/8119146

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https://ezproxy.fhstp.ac.at:2159/chapter/10.1007/978-3-319-91668-2_2

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Information Sharing for Supply Chain Management Based on Block Chain Technology

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A Blockchain-Based Supply Chain Quality Management Framework

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Blockchain Technology in Supply Chain and Logistics

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Blockchain technology is a peer-to-peer infrastructure based on distributed databases and smart contracts as the business logic. The distributed ledger technology eliminates the need for intermediaries disrupting the ownership model. It can have a tremendous impact on cross-organizational process automation when combined with other innovative technologies such as machine learning and additive manufacturing.

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Baumgartner

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https://scholarspace.manoa.hawaii.edu/bitstream/10125/41666/paper0517.pdf

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Blockchain Technology in Supply Chain Management