Bloomberg Businessweek - USA (2019-07-29)

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A U.K. company is using blockchain to track2.5 million

diamonds, connecting buyers to a diamond’s history so that

they can trust where it came from. It’s just one example

of how blockchain can evolve supply chains and instill

consumer confidence.

Today’senterprisescan’t stoptoinnovate.Tomorrow is real-

time progress in motion. At KPMG, we help our clients balance,

evolve and benefit from change.

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“There’s a growing wave of companies or

industrieswhichareusingblockchaintotrack

something of value. We’re seeing it with data,

produce, and pharmaceuticals. But you need to

be sure you’re driving trust, transparency and

auditability of the supply chain. All of those are

critical for blockchain to make sense.”

Tegan Keele

Director of Blockchain Services, KPMG

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