Implementasi Blockchain Dalam Bidang Akuntansi dan Supply Chain Management: Studi Literatur
Abstract
This research paper offers an extensive literature review encompassing recent studies that examine the utilization of blockchain technology in accounting and supply chain management. The paper specifically concentrates on Indonesia, a developing nation where blockchain is increasingly becoming a subject of scholarly exploration. The study examines the characteristics and architecture of blockchain to ascertain suitable implementation approaches in multiple domains, such as accounting, auditing, the public sector, and, notably, supply chain management. Furthermore, it identifies endogenous risks in supply chain management to gain valuable insights for future supply chain implementations. Furthermore, this paper presents a detailed case study analysis that draws upon a specific supply chain management scenario, providing an in-depth exploration of how blockchain technology can be effectively implemented. The primary objective of this research is to elevate awareness and comprehension regarding the vast potential of blockchain technology in optimizing the realms of accounting and supply chain management within the Indonesian context.
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