Kenco Logistics joins Blockchain in Transport Alliance

By James Henderson
Kenco Logistics has joined the Blockchain in Transport Alliance (BiTA), a forum created for the development of blockchain standards and education for th...

Kenco Logistics has joined the Blockchain in Transport Alliance (BiTA), a forum created for the development of blockchain standards and education for the freight industry.

As one of the first third-party logistics providers to join BiTA, Kenco will serve as an industry voice to help guide and develop the standards needed for blockchain to drive the supply chain forward.

“Blockchain is exciting but unfamiliar territory for the supply chain, lacking in industry-set standards. BiTA enables different players within the supply chain to convene and work together to create the necessary guidelines,” said Kristi Montgomery, vice president of innovation at Kenco Logistics.

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“We’re honoured to be a part of BiTA and to play a crucial role in that process – which will be all the more impactful because it is being driven by the industry.”

Chris Burruss, President of BiTA: “In addition to developing blockchain standards, education will be a primary focus of the Blockchain in Transport Alliance and to do both effectively, we need engaged members and parties from all areas of the supply chain.

“Kenco Logistics fills these roles nicely and is a natural fit for BiTA. The services they offer, from real estate, to distribution and fulfillment services, and even IT applications, Kenco Logistics touches so many aspects of the supply chain that they will provide unique perspective and insight to the Alliance and its members.”

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