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Area of Science:

  • Information Systems
  • Supply Chain Management
  • Seafood Industry

Background:

  • Traceability in the seafood industry relies on effective, interoperable information systems.
  • System interoperability necessitates a common, robust, and adaptable technology architecture for supply chain partners.
  • Developing technology architectures requires stakeholder engagement to define needs, benefits, and practical applications.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To highlight the benefits of interoperable chain-length traceability for the global seafood industry.
  • To advocate for a peer-to-peer networked database concept as the foundation for the seafood industry's technology architecture.
  • To present a strategy for implementing this architecture within the industry.

Main Methods:

  • Reiterating benefits of interoperable chain-length traceability.
  • Justifying a peer-to-peer networked database architecture over centralized models.
  • Summarizing existing seafood industry capabilities applicable to the proposed architecture.
  • Presenting a 6-step critical path implementation strategy.

Main Results:

  • The proposed architecture offers significant benefits for the global seafood industry.
  • A peer-to-peer networked database model is recommended for its robustness and adaptability.
  • Existing industry capabilities can be leveraged within the new architecture.
  • A clear 6-step implementation strategy is provided.

Conclusions:

  • A common, peer-to-peer technology architecture is crucial for effective seafood traceability.
  • Stakeholder engagement and a phased implementation strategy are key to successful adoption.
  • The proposed architecture enhances data accuracy, system efficiency, and industry resilience.