TEJAS Journal of Technologies and Humanitarian Science

A COMPREHENSIVE EXAMINATION OF SUPPLY CHAIN APPLICATIONS INTEGRATING BLOCKCHAIN TECHNOLOGY AND ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

Mr. Rinku Raheja
Assistant professor, Department of Computer Science, NPGC, Lucknow, India

Author

Mr. Mahesh Tiwari
Assistant professor, Department of Computer Science, NPGC, Lucknow, India

Author

Manas Mehrotra
Student, Scholar, Department of Computer Science, NPGC, Lucknow, India

Author

Ayush Kumar
Student, Scholar, Department of Computer Science, NPGC, Lucknow, India

Author

Doi: https://doi.org/10.63920/tjths.32007

Keywords: Blockchain, Artificial intelligence, Supply chain, Methodical literature review, Bibliometric review, Thematic analysis

Abstract:

The admixture of blockchain technology and artificial intelligence( AI) has garnered significant interest in recent times, primarily due to the eventuality for enhancing the security, efficacity, and productivity of operations within business settings that are marked by oscillations, unpredictability, intricacy, and vagueness. Supply chains, in particular, have been demonstrated to gain a great deal from blockchain and artificial intelligence. These technologies ameliorate information and process adaptability, grease briskly and more provident product delivery, and increase product traceability, to name a many benefits. This exploration does a slice- edge force chain analysis of blockchain and artificial intelligence. More precisely, we aimed to respond to the following three main queries Q1 What studies are now available on the integration of blockchain and artificial intelligence in force chains? Q2 What use cases for blockchain and AI are presently being delved in force chains? Q3 What avenues of exploration could be pursued in the future for studies involving the integration of blockchain and AI? Through the integration of blockchain and artificial intelligence, this paper's analysis has linked material exploration works that have conceptually and empirically contributed to the growth and accumulation of intellectual value in the force chain discipline.

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