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Supply Chain and Transportation Working Group

Global companies building open-source supply chain standards for transportation and commerce on shared infrastructure.

Meets: Monthly, virtual

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What this group works on

  • —Open-source standards
  • —Transportation and logistics
  • —Global commerce data

Outputs

GSMI 5.0 Standalone Report: The Future of Global Supply Chains report coverGSMI 5.0 Standalone Report: The Future of Global Supply ChainsRead the full report (PDF) →GSMI 4.0 Standalone Report: Supply Chains report coverGSMI 4.0 Standalone Report: Supply ChainsRead the full report (PDF) →

Frequently asked questions

What is the Supply Chain and Transportation Working Group?
The Supply Chain and Trasnportation Working Group is a part of GBBC's global transportation and a commerce initiative, BITA Standards Council. It is GBBC's global transportation and commerce initiative, consisting of global companies with a shared vision to leverage blockchain to define and grow open-source supply chain standards. This Open-Source Supply Chain Standards effort was founded by market leaders FedEx, UPS, Salesforce, and Delta Air Lines.
What is the history of the Supply Chain and Transportation Working Group?
Originally established in 2017 as the Blockchain in Transport Alliance, and currently BITA Standards Council, Inc., BITA is a not-for-profit standards organization focused on the creation of open-source and royalty-free data standards in the global transportation and commerce (supply chain) space. The Supply Chain and Transportation Working Group is part of that initiative.
What is the Supply Chain and Transportation Working Group’s vision/mission?
The Supply Chain and Transportation Working Group provides open-source standards for blockchain/Web3-enabled global commerce and, collaborating with other like-minded entities, will drive the global effort to map, produce, publish, and adopt those standards.
What was the merger between BITA Standards Council (BITA) and GBBC?
The Supply Chain and Transportation Working Group has merged with Global Blockchain Business Council (GBBC) to leverage blockchain to improve global supply chains. This Open-Source Supply Chain Standards effort was previously led by market leaders FedEx, UPS, Salesforce, and Delta Airlines. The Supply Chain and Transportation Working Group became a global transportation and a commerce initiative, the BITA Standards Council, for GBBC, and BITA members became members of GBBC.