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Aura Blockchain’s Daniela Ott on Persuading Luxury Rivals to Join Forces on Product Passports

The leader of the Aura Blockchain Consortium is tasked with persuading big brands such as LVMH, Prada and Richemont-owned Cartier to work together on the shared digital platform that creates ‘product passports’ for luxury goods.
Daniela Ott.
Daniela Ott. (Aura Blockchain Consortium)

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The Year Ahead: What Product Passports Will Do for Brands

Brands are adopting new technologies that store and share product information to improve authentication, provide transparency and boost consumer trust. However, for “product passports” to truly gain traction, businesses must coalesce around common standards and engage with pilot projects at scale.

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Marc Bain
Marc Bain

Marc Bain is Technology Correspondent at The Business of Fashion. He is based in New York and drives BoF’s coverage of technology and innovation, from start-ups to Big Tech.

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