2021
DOI: 10.1016/j.bcra.2021.100023
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Applications of Blockchain Technology in marketing—A systematic review of marketing technology companies

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“…Blockchain is a technology we come across with Bitcoin (Stallone, Wetzels, and Klaas, 2021). However, its foundations first started with the studies of Haber and Stornetta in 1991 .…”
Section: Blockchainmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Blockchain is a technology we come across with Bitcoin (Stallone, Wetzels, and Klaas, 2021). However, its foundations first started with the studies of Haber and Stornetta in 1991 .…”
Section: Blockchainmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Although the number of BCT applications in marketing, and specifically ABA, are increasing (Stallone, Wetzels, and Klaas 2021), the technology has been changing and manifesting different generational developments in application areas, in consensus models, in the utility of smart contracts, in energy and cost requirements, and in execution speed and scalability (Mukherjee and Pradhan 2021). Academia must consider these dynamics to stay relevant with respect to research methodologies and results in the field of BCT.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It represents transparency, decentralization, and unforgeability, and can record data from different sources in a distributed database, reduce the need for intermediaries, verify transaction sources, make the level of permissions disclosure more flexible, and quantify intangible assets (Peres et al 2023). As such, BCT has the potential to improve customer-centric, secure, and open innovations for improved exchanges throughout the value creation and capture processes among the key stakeholders—namely, consumers and businesses (Ghose 2018; Gleim and Stevens 2021; Harvey, Moorman, and Toledo 2018; Rangaswamy et al 2020; Stallone, Wetzels, and Klaas 2021). Organizations should use such digital transformation technologies to strengthen relationships between stakeholders (Gleim and Stevens 2021), build trust among stakeholders (Nigam et al 2022), and increase the intensity of value exchange (Joo et al 2023).…”
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“…It is predicted that the next industrial revolution will emerge based on distributed computer networks managed by numerous users and IT‐leader companies that provide blockchain‐based services to design and develop this era (eg, industrial WEB3.0). Currently, we can count blockchain technology as a part of e‐commerce, 9 on which many commercials, marketing, and advertising systems have relied. Being autonomous and immutable makes blockchain a popular technology in various public fields.…”
Section: Benefits and Opportunitiesmentioning
confidence: 99%