Logistic hurdles
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Lack of understanding and awareness about blockchain and its potential
Limited availability of skilled workforce to design, implement and operate blockchain solutions
Lack of trust among companies who are nervous about sharing data on open platforms although blockchain in fact is building trust
Integration issues due to variety of individual solutions used from each party involved
Non-existence of a standard “one blockchain” solution
Very specific use cases and requirements of existing blockchain solutions (e.g. online payments)
Limited direct visibility of benefits for the flow of goods due to more focus on process automation and optimization
• Lack of clear legal frameworks to govern blockchain transactions in various domains
• Limited accepted business practices to act as a reference for operating and governing blockchain solutions
• Redundancy of intermediates in the logistic chain. Currently several intermediates make their living of the inefficiency in logistics processes, so if blockchain reduces this inefficiency or lack of transparency, intermediates may become redundant or less involved