2Ai Summer School - Blockchain & Traceability
Blockchain & Traceability Quiz
Test your knowledge of blockchain technology and its implications for business traceability! This quiz challenges you to think critically about common scenarios involving blockchain and smart contracts, while enhancing your understanding of their practical applications.
- 3 engaging questions
- Explore real-world applications
- Improve your knowledge on blockchain compliance and immutability
Suppose a refrigeration truck freezer fails during shipment to the ice cream shop. The ice cream in the shipment melts. The freezer is repaired and the ice cream refreezes before delivery. How would the ice cream shop know if the shipment is out of compliance?
The shipment is out of compliance temporarily. However, when the freezer is repaired, the temperature returns to freezing. The last transaction from the IoT temperature sensor updates the temperature in the ledger. Therefore, the shipment appears to be in compliance
Smart contract logic sets the shipment to noncompliant when the temperature is too high. The ice cream shop can check if the shipment is out of compliance before accepting delivery
You need to audit the blockchain history to determine compliance. Once you investigate the blockchain history, you can mark the shipment as being out of compliance.
The truck needs to have WiFi communication since it can be possible to try understand the real problem
Why is blockchain immutable?
Blockchain uses hashes to tamper-proof the data in the blockchain. Validation would detect the invalid blocks. Bad blocks would be thrown out during consensus. Therefore, blockchain can't be changed in a healthy blockchain network.
Blockchain ledgers are read only for participants by default. Only processes with the granted permission can write data. Since ledgers are read only to participants, they're immutable.
Immutability depends on how you configure the blockchain network. It can be configured as read only or immutable. However, blockchain is fully configurable. You can configure nodes to allow administrators to make changes to transaction history. The changes are synchronized automatically.
Blockchain is immutable but the administrator has authorization to change a small set of things.
How do smart contracts enable business workflows?
Smart contracts use predefined business workflow logic for common business scenarios.
Smart contracts are client applications you write that call the blockchain to execute transactions and change ledger state.
Smart contracts contain state and programmable logic. Transactions instantiate smart contracts and execute functions that change state. Therefore, smart contracts enable you to create a business workflow.
Smart Contracts are not for business workflows but for controlling execution, instead.
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