Blockchain standards need to be established so carriers can offer competing systems to customers without reinventing the wheel
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As blockchain technology (of cryptocurrency fame) develops, it has gained its fair share of supporters and detractors, but despite this, it is quickly being adopted by the marine industry because of its proven ability to optimise costs. “Shipping is a …
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