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Provenance is looking for a Software Engineer with experience in designing and building software systems using agile methodologies. You will play a key role in the creation of high-quality applications and technical solutions, and be given the opportunity to lead and contribute to tech decisions, design, development and architecture
We’re in uncertain times. Facing this without principles will end in disaster. More than ever, we need standards aligned with our shared values. Between Brexit and other trade negotiations shifting historical alliances,…
We are looking for a Technical Analyst to contribute to blockchain development work at
Provenance: researching Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) and Blockchain news, working with the Product and Projects teams to integrate their findings with the main Provenance application.
As part of an exciting new project with the World Bank and Nestle, the Provenance Team travelled to Vietnam in March to meet smallholder coffee farmers to explore how our technology can…
Working with Unilever, Sainsbury’s and five other sponsors, Provenance is leading a group of fintech startups to create a system to link supply chain traceability to trade finance – rewarding transparent, accountable supply chains.
This October, we opened up our explorer for transparent businesses and traceable products in celebration of our #OpenOctober campaign. Over the month we highlighted honest brands and retailers that are sharing information…
This October, we’re promoting our founding SME members including Tideford Organic, The People’s Supermarket, and Farmdrop, in a month-long campaign celebrating open, honest businesses. It’ll be a chance for you to discover the…
“Most people don’t think about where the food they buy in supermarkets come from, and whether it’s ethically sourced. Provenance uses the blockchain — the technology underpinning bitcoin — to track the…
British tech startup Provenance, a digital platform enabling brands and retailers to bring integrity and transparency to their supply chains, has raised funding from strategic investors to revolutionise consumer trust. Following a…
“Behind every product is a complex chain of people and places and that’s a really important part of why people buy things,” Ms Baker explains. “Provenance is all about making that information…
“Project Provenance Ltd is working towards greater transparency in the fishing industry by tracing the origins and histories of products’ by combining RFID tags with the blockchain.” How Blockchain Technology Is Improving…
“Provenance uses the technology to track food from farm to table, adding trust and transparency to the supply chain.” Disruptive tech is still as weird and interesting as it used to be…
According to PWC’s Consumer Intelligence Series reports, brands considered trustworthy, authentic and transparent have grown in value at nearly five times the rate of the average company over the past 15 years….
“The Co-op is funding a 12-week pilot with a social enterprise, Provenance, to see how it can increase transparency on labelling “to provide a digital history so every product tells a story”…
“It claims the Provenance software service will enable businesses to comply with legislation and consumer demands which will create a “positive social and environmental impact.” Blockchain Will Transform the Agriculture Industry Bitcoin.com •…
“Provenance, a U.K. software startup, uses blockchain technology to establish the authenticity of food. Provenance is testing the technology to authenticate tuna caught in Indonesia delivered to Japanese restaurants.” Blockchain Joins Efforts…
“Using blockchain technology would proactively provide digitally permanent, audit-able records that show stakeholders the state of the product at each value-added step.” 5 applications for blockchain in your business The Economist •…
“A blockchain-enabled mobile application might enable shoppers to scan barcodes of products at Whole Foods to determine the origin of products, down to the region, specific farm and perhaps even cows that…