Description
The Lincoln Memorial University (LMU) School of Engineering is seeking a qualified software development firm to design, optimize, migrate, test, and document a Hyperledger Fabric-based medical Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) system. This project aims to introduce transparency, security, and efficiency into the medical supply chain by enabling blockchain-based transaction validation, secure data reconciliation, and standards-driven interoperability. The work supports the Healthcare Supply Chain Data Engineering Center (HSCDEC), a federally funded initiative to establish an open-source software platform improving healthcare supply chain resilience and accessibility.
Key aspects of the project include:
• Design and optimization of the Hyperledger Fabric-based medical EDI system
• Migration and testing of the system
• Documentation of the system
• Introduction of transparency, security, and efficiency into the medical supply chain
• Enablement of blockchain-based transaction validation, secure data reconciliation, and standards-driven interoperability
Attached files
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