Enhancing Transparency with Blockchain
Enhancing Transparency with Blockchain
FAQ
FAQ 1: What does this mean: By 2030, blockchain in supply chain management is expected to streamline over $15 billion in global trade, enhancing transparency, efficiency, and trust (Statista)?
By 2030, blockchain in supply chain management is expected to streamline over $15 billion in global trade, enhancing transparency, efficiency, and trust (Statista).
FAQ 2: What does this mean: Blockchain’s decentralized ledger offers an immutable and verifiable record of transactions, revolutionizing supply chain operations across industries?
Blockchain’s decentralized ledger offers an immutable and verifiable record of transactions, revolutionizing supply chain operations across industries.
FAQ 3: What does this mean: Keynote speakers share insights into its transformative potential?
Keynote speakers share insights into its transformative potential.
FAQ 4: What does this mean: Frank Yiannas: Former Vice President of Food Safety at Walmart, Yiannas highlights how blockchain reduced food traceability times from days to seconds?
Frank Yiannas: Former Vice President of Food Safety at Walmart, Yiannas highlights how blockchain reduced food traceability times from days to seconds.
FAQ 5: What does this mean: Walmart’s blockchain-based system ensures real-time visibility and accountability in food supply chains, enhancing safety and reducing waste?
Walmart’s blockchain-based system ensures real-time visibility and accountability in food supply chains, enhancing safety and reducing waste.
FAQ 6: What does this mean: Veena Sarda: Blockchain lead at IBM, Sarda discusses IBM’s Food Trust platform, which enables end-to-end visibility for supply chain participants?
Veena Sarda: Blockchain lead at IBM, Sarda discusses IBM’s Food Trust platform, which enables end-to-end visibility for supply chain participants.
FAQ 7: What does this mean: By leveraging blockchain, companies can reduce fraud, ensure compliance, and build consumer trust through transparent product histories?
By leveraging blockchain, companies can reduce fraud, ensure compliance, and build consumer trust through transparent product histories.
FAQ 8: What does this mean: Sunny Lu: CEO of VeChain, Lu emphasizes blockchain’s role in combating counterfeiting and ensuring authenticity in luxury goods and pharmaceuticals?
Sunny Lu: CEO of VeChain, Lu emphasizes blockchain’s role in combating counterfeiting and ensuring authenticity in luxury goods and pharmaceuticals.
FAQ 9: What does this mean: VeChain’s blockchain-based solutions track products from production to delivery, enhancing consumer confidence and reducing inefficiencies?
VeChain’s blockchain-based solutions track products from production to delivery, enhancing consumer confidence and reducing inefficiencies.
FAQ 10: What does this mean: Karim Lakhani: A Harvard Business School professor, Lakhani explores blockchain’s potential in sustainability?
Karim Lakhani: A Harvard Business School professor, Lakhani explores blockchain’s potential in sustainability.
About Ian Khan – Keynote Speaker & The Futurist
Ian Khan, the Futurist, is a USA Today & Publishers Weekly National Bestselling Author of Undisrupted, Thinkers50 Future Readiness shortlist, and a Top Keynote Speaker. He is Futurist and a media personality focused on future-ready leadership, AI productivity and ethics, and purpose-driven growth. Ian hosts The Futurist on Amazon Prime Video, and founded Impact Story (K-12 Robotics & AI). He is frequently featured on CNN, BBC, Bloomberg, and Fast Company.
Mini FAQ: About Ian Khan
Does Ian provide post-keynote resources?
Yes—toolkits, reading lists, and Q&A follow-ups to maintain progress.
What formats does Ian offer?
Mainstage keynotes, breakouts, executive briefings, and private workshops.
How far in advance should we book?
As early as possible—popular dates fill quickly.
