TLIX0011X — Establish blockchain in supply chains

1 Prepare for blockchain

• 1.1Collaborations, relationships and stakeholders in the supply chain are mapped
• 1.2Applicable legislative requirements, industry standards and codes of practice for blockchain are identified
• 1.3Level of responsibility and authority for establishing blockchain is confirmed

2 Develop a strategy for blockchain

• 2.1Blockchain strategy, including Key Performance Indicators (KPIs), is developed
• 2.2Policies, procedures and processes, including data distribution and customer assistance protocols, are developed to support the blockchain strategy
• 2.3Supply chain stakeholder communication plan is determined
• 2.4Compliance protocols are developed, in accordance with legislative requirements and industry standards, to support the blockchain strategy
• 2.5Risks associated with blockchain are ascertained and risk controls are developed, in accordance with risk management procedures and industry standards

3 Implement and manage blockchain

• 3.1Blockchain is established, on completion of trialling activities, in the supply chain
• 3.2Policies, procedures and processes are applied, in accordance with the blockchain strategy
• 3.3Risk controls and compliance protocols are defined and implemented to support blockchain use
• 3.4Support processes for blockchain users are implemented and managed, in accordance with the blockchain strategy and industry standards
• 3.5Onboarding and access control mechanisms for blockchain use are managed, in accordance with the blockchain strategy and industry standards

4 Manage blockchain change

• 4.1Blockchain requirements and timelines are communicated to supply chain stakeholders
• 4.2Training, coaching, mentoring and networking opportunities for supply chain stakeholders are managed, in accordance with the blockchain strategy
• 4.3Supply chain stakeholder concerns and complaints are documented and addressed, in accordance with blockchain procedures

5 Review and report on blockchain

• 5.1Blockchain strategy and KPIs are reviewed, in consultation with supply chain stakeholders
• 5.2Report on blockchain implementation is prepared and presented to approved supply chain stakeholders
• 5.3Continuous improvement actions to support blockchain use in the supply chain are documented

What does an assessment tool for TLIX0011X need to cover?

To satisfy the Principles of Assessment and Rules of Evidence, an assessment for TLIX0011X needs to address all 53 unit components: 5 elements with 19 performance criteria, 15 performance evidence requirements, 19 knowledge evidence requirements, and the foundation skills. A coverage matrix mapping each question and task to these components is what an auditor looks for.

How does Auditori generate an assessment tool for TLIX0011X?

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