Originally published on Pamplin Media on October 1, 2018 by Joseph Gallivan: ORIGINAL ARTICLE
Companies across the United States are flocking to blockchain. Take, for instance, Bonafi, a seven-person startup in Valencia near Los Angeles. Their technology is designed to disrupt the use of counterfeit automobile parts. Apparently, it is common for a mechanic to pay full price for and then install a perfectly well-packaged BMW part without knowing it is an unauthorized copy…
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