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Evaluating the feasibility of blockchain in logistics operations: A decision framework

İlker Murat Ar, İsmail Erol, İskender Peker, Ali İhsan Özdemir, Tunç D. Medeni, İ̇hsan Tolga Medeni

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Multi-Criteria Decision Making Blockchain Technology Applications and Security Impact of AI and Big Data on Business and Society

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