Wallenius Wilhelmsen has invested in Vinturas, which provides blockchain-enabled digital network tools to enhance visibility and security in the finished vehicle supply chain
Wallenius said it will use the digital ledger technology in combination with its own visibility and transport management tools across global operations to track vehicles from the factory to the dealer or end customer. The information will be used to locate vehicles and monitor their status in the outbound supply chain, as well as provide quality inspection data, odometer readings and processing updates.
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