Wiggs Civitillo, Author at IBM Blog

Wiggs Civitillo

Wiggs Civitillo is an Offering Manager for IBM Food Trust. In this capacity, he works with a variety of cross-functional teams to guide offering strategy and development. He holds a Masters in Business Administration from the Fuqua School of Business at Duke University and a Bachelor of Arts in Economics and Political Science from Colgate University. Prior to joining IBM, he worked in the Financial Services industry specializing in low-latency trading technology at Pico Quantitative Trading and the New York Stock Exchange. He lives in New York City with his wife and loves hiking, skiing, and traveling.

Supply Chain November 14, 2022

Under FSMA Rule 204(d), digital traceability can save lives by saving food supplies

4 min read - An oft-overlooked clause of the US FDA’s Food Safety Modernization Act (FSMA) has the potential to drive global change in the way we sustainably source our food, providing a blueprint for governments around the world on how to create a…

Blockchain in the food supply chain July 13, 2021

Brewing a more traceable and sustainable beer industry with blockchain

4 min read - Whether you’re at Oktoberfest, a craft brewery or your local pub, the beer in your glass typically begins with four key ingredients: grain, water, yeast and hops. The variety comes from mixing those ingredients in different proportions and adding others…

Blockchain announcements May 21, 2020

Building resilient food supply chains in the face of COVID-19

3 min read - In the midst of one of the most widespread pandemics in recent history, it’s nothing short of a miracle that our global supply chain has been able to consistently deliver food to the people that need it, however this strain…

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Under FSMA Rule 204(d), digital traceability can save lives by saving food supplies

Brewing a more traceable and sustainable beer industry with blockchain

Building resilient food supply chains in the face of COVID-19

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