Software delivery has seen many shifts, first from single sourcing to multi-vendor global delivery, and onward to crowd-sourced development. Development also increasingly incorporates reusable software components, including open source components, to support an “assemble more, code less” philosophy. As centralized control disperses out to autonomous delivery organizations, the variety of processes and tools used turns transparency into opacity as autonomous teams use different software processes, tools, and metrics, leading to issues like ineffective compliance monitoring, friction prone coordination, and lack of provenance. At Accenture Labs, we conceptualized delivery governance tools that use a notion of ‘software telemetry’ and distributed ledgers to record data from disparate delivery partners in a trusted manner. The tools use smart contracts for automatic enforcement of delivery policies. Furthermore, we use the concept of intelligence augmentation and “smart advisors” to provide role-specific alerts, contextual awareness and remediation actions. In this talk, we will present the conceptual architecture for a trusted software supply chain, illustrative use-cases and demonstration of a proof of concept on automated compliance monitoring, software integrity, and provenance.