Design of Broiler Supply Chain Traceability System through Blockchain-based Android Application
Perancangan Sistem Ketertelusuran Rantai Pasokan Ayam Broiler melalui Aplikasi Android berbasis Blockchain
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The majority of supply chain management system that are currently implemented are still centralized
system. The system has weaknesses such as still having a centralized authority so that it can cause
system security problems, the data is not presented in real time, not transparent and it takes time in
processing and presenting data. One of the new alternatives that can now be used to overcome this
problem is to utilize blockchain technology. Blockchain is a decentralized and distributed ledger that
keeps a record of transactions in a block. Each block in the blockchain contains data from all
transactions in the system over a certain period of time and can create a digital signature that can be
used to verify the validity of information related to the next and previous blocks. This research aimed
to design a broiler supply chain traceability system through blockchain-based android application
using prototyping method. The result of this research is that blockchain-based android application can
record transactions and information of actors, namely: breeders, companies, collectors, retailers and
consumers and can trace broiler transactions and information in real time and transparently using
BatchID originating from the actors so as to generate Users’ trust.
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