Application of Blockchain Technology in Emergency Supply Chains

Guanwei Huang ,Xingying Wang

doi:10.18686/ijmss.v7i2.4720

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Application of Blockchain Technology in Emergency Supply Chains

Guanwei Huang

Xingying Wang

International Journal of Mathematics and Systems Science 2024, 7(2); https://doi.org/10.18686/ijmss.v7i2.4720

Submitted：20 Feb 2024

Accepted：20 Feb 2024

Published：20 Feb 2024

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Abstract

COVID-19 has brought great challenges to the word. As an important part of emergency supplies support, the information sharing level of the Emergency Supply Chain(ESC) plays an important role in its rapid response capability. Firstly, this paper analyzes some problems existing in China’s ESC during the epidemic. Then, the emergency supply chain is divided into four stages. Finally, the paper conducts a coupled analysis of the problems within each phase and the integration of blockchain technology. In conclusion, the application of blockchain technology can realize information transparency, which could improve China’s ability to supply emergency supplies under public health emergencies.

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