Great blog post mentioning DAML

This is a great post from @gyorgybalazsi mentioning DAML. Check it out

Different topics were discussed like:
Why is DAML a good fit?
DAML and innovation
DAML for execution
DAML apps
Supply chain management example
Business potential of DAML

TL;DR: the DAML smart contract platform is a strong contender for implementing the Central Nervous System of a company, which wants to excel in innovation and execution at the same time.

The DAML smart contract platform as a Building Kit for “Invincible Companies”

TL;DR: the DAML smart contract platform is a strong contender for implementing the Central Nervous System of a company, which wants to…

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By the way @gyorgybalazsi I enjoyed reading the part on the supply chain example.

We have a meetup coming up just on this topic, organized by @ManishGrover, maybe he can tell something more

here is the meetup flyer:

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In this meetup we are talking about some exciting concepts beyond end to end procurement and delivery of inventory. This is based on a reference app developed by Innover using DAML.

We’ll cover the topic of demand sensing, as well as aligning supply side dynamics with it. The fact that DAML can help multiple networks interoperate makes that a possibility now.

Here’s an article in Supply Chain Brain that DA and Innover published last week on this topic:

How Smart Contracts Speed Up Demand Sensing and Fulfillment

As consumer demand and buying patterns rapidly undergo changes in a digital economy, the supply chain that supports these emerging needs has to be both responsive and lean — and that’s a difficult balance to achieve.

Great @ManishGrover.

@gyorgybalazsi feel free to sign directing here in our new fresh event’s page

WEBINAR: Solving Supply Chain's Big Problems - Value Chain Visibility &...

We'll take you through an exciting journey of how our guests Innover Digital set out to make a supply chain blockchain app to speed up health supplies procurement during Covid-19, and stumbled upon a much broader demand-supply matching problem.

@ManishGrover seems the link is not working anymore