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Good evening buddy :) See you again with me, kipipilam. This time I had the opportunity to make a very good article, this is a project that you must join because it is very interesting for those of you who like the crypto or blockchain world. This project is called GSC Aviation.
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Large and complex ecosystems of manufacturers and suppliers are emerging to produce increasingly intelligent and connected products in almost every industry. This naturally affects our traditional approaches to supply chain management. A typical aircraft manufacturer today is likely to work with thousands of vendors and a diverse range of partners in multiple industries to produce the technologies, applications, platforms and services required for a modern aircraft.

In the 2013 Deloitte* global supply chain risk survey, companies highlighted the challenges they face in managing sudden shifts in demand and margin erosion. This is mainly related to globalization and global connectivity. Large challenges arise because they do not have the latest tools to change their visibility shortages. In fact, companies often have trouble controlling the flow of supply and information within their tiers, having no choice but to trust their stakeholders - internal and external. Even using outsourcing as a lever of business many companies fail when they try to find a way to have reliable visibility across their entire supply chain, while limiting dependence on one or more stakeholders.

In any high-performing supply chain, partners share data, financial information and even intellectual property. Beyond contracts, audits and other insurances, trust in each others integrity and performance is an invaluable asset that has traditionally worked well. In todays large and fluid manufacturing ecosystems, builders and suppliers lack visibility into each others data and activities so trust must be built in another way. Where there is a high volume of transactions between participants who often do not know each other - speed, trust and efficiency become essential. So an automated and decentralized blockchain solution based on data management and sharing appears perfectly logical. For example:

Moog, a precision parts manufacturer for the US Department of Defense and the aerospace industry is developing a blockchain platform to share computer-aided design specifications of aircraft parts securely with suppliers. They will be able to trace and audit the deployment and life cycle of each entry.
Maersk and IBM are working on cross-border transactions that use blockchain technology to improve process efficiency.
Walmart has tested an app that tracks pork in China that’s imported from the US, to authenticate transactions as well as the accuracy and efficiency of records.

With his seven years of experience in purchasing, and having spent many hours a week sourcing, sending RFI, discovering suppliers, mapping scopes of purchase, and securing the supply chain by tracking performance of suppliers using KPI (Key Performance Indicators), Maxime felt the need of a tool such as GSC Aviation, suited to the substantive work of analysing the buyer’s market.

The GSC Platform Company is located in France, in the South-West, land of gastronomy, viniculture, and festive atmosphere.

The salary development plan is focused on recruiting students in Purchasing/Supply Chain and IT Development to be trained in the technical challenges of tomorrow.

Certainly, Maxime will continue strategically to recruit abroad to strengthen his teams and always better meet the expectations of its customers, partners, investors and the GSC Aviation community.

Together with the GSC project, this extraordinary token will be the best token this year. they have planned a market registration for the sale or purchase of GSC tokens. This market will be known by many people.