Blockchain academic and business leader Justin Banon recently joined dexFreight, as a member of the advisory team.

So much is happening at dexFreight!
We prepared a summary to keep you up to speed:

Decentralized Logistics Platform Allows Shippers, Carriers and Other Supply Chain Stakeholders to Transact and Collaborate More Efficiently, Transparently and Securely

dexFreight, a decentralized blockchain-based logistics platform was chosen as one of the 2018 Freight.Tech100 companies. Nominations were sought, and a panel chosen by FreightWaves narrowed the list of more than 500 nominations to 100 companies.

Are you curious about what’s going on with dexFreight? We thought about sharing with you the most important highlights for July!

This month we revealed our decentralized logistics platform, experiencing an overwhelming response from the blockchain and logistics community. Every event we showcased dexFreight, we received nothing but validation.

Two blockchain technology startups — one from Nova Scotia and one from Miami — have signed memorandums of understanding to establish operations in the University District.

Read the full original post from The Memphis Business Journal here

For the past 20 years, dexFreight’s co-founders have been firm believers in innovation. As freight brokers, freight forwarders, carriers, logistics staffing, and technology developers, the founders were convinced that technology held the key to resolving a lot of the challenges faced by the industry, but a piece of the puzzle always seemed to be missing. Until blockchain came along.

It’s been an awesome, but intense last few months. After months of hard work, dexFreight is rocking and rolling. Kudos to all hard work by co-founders and advisors. Thanks to their commitment, we’ve achieved many things in last few months. But challenges lie ahead. Startups like any other organization need an appropriate structure to overcome those challenges.