Authors :
Richard Skiba
Volume/Issue :
Volume 5 - 2020, Issue 4 - April
Google Scholar :
https://goo.gl/DF9R4u
Scribd :
https://bit.ly/2yNvVPq
DOI :
10.38124/IJISRT20APR685
Abstract :
Adaptation of blockchain technology in the
Transport and Logistics industry may provide for not
only increased transparency, trust and efficiency but
also improved safety by minimising mis-declaration of
cargo. There are currently a number of operators in
the industry developing applications based on
blockchain with may others planning to utilise the
approach. As organisations commit to blockchain
based projects, there will be an increased demand for
blockchain developers, and associated job roles, and this
paper considers the skills and knowledge requirements
for those in these roles and provides a basis for
determining the competence required for blockchain
development.
Keywords :
Transport and Logistics; Blockchain; Smart Contract; Competency Standards; Training, Safety.
Adaptation of blockchain technology in the
Transport and Logistics industry may provide for not
only increased transparency, trust and efficiency but
also improved safety by minimising mis-declaration of
cargo. There are currently a number of operators in
the industry developing applications based on
blockchain with may others planning to utilise the
approach. As organisations commit to blockchain
based projects, there will be an increased demand for
blockchain developers, and associated job roles, and this
paper considers the skills and knowledge requirements
for those in these roles and provides a basis for
determining the competence required for blockchain
development.
Keywords :
Transport and Logistics; Blockchain; Smart Contract; Competency Standards; Training, Safety.
