How blockchain-enabled smart contracts and artificial intelligence are reshaping corporate governance frameworks in fintech and logistics industries

Ogunbajo, Adeyinka and Abidola, Adefemi Quddus and Taiwo, Itunu and Adediran, Oluwadamilola Fisayo and Adediran, Israel Agbo (2025) How blockchain-enabled smart contracts and artificial intelligence are reshaping corporate governance frameworks in fintech and logistics industries. World Journal of Advanced Research and Reviews, 25 (2). 050-059. ISSN 2581-9615

The convergence of blockchain technology, smart contracts, and artificial intelligence represents a transformative technological paradigm that fundamentally reimagines corporate governance in fintech and logistics industries. This research review critically examines the profound technological disruption emerging at the intersection of advanced computational systems and organizational management strategies. By analyzing the intricate relationships between decentralized technologies, algorithmic decision-making, and traditional governance frameworks, the study reveals how these innovative technologies are reshaping organizational structures, operational transparency, and strategic decision-making processes. The investigation explores the multifaceted implications of blockchain and AI integration, demonstrating their potential to address critical challenges such as operational inefficiency, compliance complexity, and trust deficits in contemporary corporate environments. Through comprehensive empirical analysis and theoretical examination, the review illuminates the revolutionary potential of these technologies to create more adaptive, intelligent, and responsive governance ecosystems that transcend conventional organizational boundaries and limitations.