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I don’t see a specific need of a “blockchain” feature for this usecase. Uber didn’t need decentralization to coordinate drivers and clients. Aws/Postgres can h
by aey 7y ago
I don’t see a specific need of a “blockchain” feature for this usecase.
Uber didn’t need decentralization to coordinate drivers and clients. Aws/Postgres can handle the fault tolerance. FedEx already does this.
- abakker 7y agoI agree, there is no need for a blockchain. But, that explanation is what has been proposed as the justification for using one. I would counter also that neither of your examples are actually supply chains. FedEx is part of a supply chain, but only a single member. the chain includes the manufacturer, wholesaler, etc. Uber also doesn't have a supply chain with its drivers. It is not running a supply chain for that purpose, it is a marketplace.