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Phoenix, Arizona
March 3-6
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Tuesday, March 3 • 5:05pm - 5:45pm
Panel: Business Interoperability – The Key to Supply Chain Traceability - Rich Meszaros & Sarah Banks, Accenture; Melanie Nuce, GS1 US; David Cecchi, Cargill; Patrick Erichsen, Target

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Technology such as blockchain has the power to solve complex challenges and achieve improved supply chain traceability. In order to tap into this powerful technology, interoperability, enabled by robust data and transaction standards, are a must! Segments of the supply chain, such as the food industry, have made significant progress leveraging data standards to support food safety and product transparency use cases. Attendees will have the opportunity to learn from companies working on improved supply chain traceability and will walk away with an understanding of the importance of standards and how business interoperability accelerates the success of new technologies like blockchain.
Moderators
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Rich Meszaros

Managing Director, Accenture

Speakers
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Patrick Erichsen

Software Lead, Distributed Ledger Technologies, Target
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David Cecchi

Senior Director, Enterprise Data, Cargill
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Melanie Nuce

Senior Vice President, Corporate Development, GS1 US
As Senior Vice President, Corporate Development, Melanie Nuce leads a team that investigates new technologies, partnerships and business opportunities to increase the relevance and reach of GS1 Standards. Drawing on her extensive background in retail technology, Ms. Nuce oversees... Read More →
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Sarah Banks

Managing Director, Accenture

Tuesday March 3, 2020 5:05pm - 5:45pm MST
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  Business Track

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