Foley partner Louis Lehot recently published an article with Global Trade Magazine, “Solving Supply Chain and Security Problems with Blockchain Technology.” The article looks at how blockchain technology is going beyond cryptocurrency to power the fourth industrial revolution and mainstreaming applications.
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