Ballot Mechanism Design Based on Blockchain Methodologies

Fu, Meng-Hsuan

doi:10.1145/3366650.3366656

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“…Besides, researchers discuss using blockchain technology as the underlying technology for creating digital identities (7 out of 89). However, this use case may address varying aspects [9,43]. It ranges from government-issued digital identities [9] to using blockchain as a foundation for self-sovereign identities [44].…”

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“…Additionally, we consolidated requirements addressing the same aspect but using synonymous terminology. For example, some authors used the term privacy [43] while others used anonymity [45] or secrecy [46]. Similarly, authors used the term usability [47] as a synonym for ease of use [8], accuracy [48], and correctness [49] for integrity [50], credibility [51] and trustworthiness [52] for reliability [53].…”

Section: Requirements Of Blockchain-based G2c E-government Servicesmentioning

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What Do We Really Need? A Systematic Literature Review of the Requirements for Blockchain-Based E-government Services

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Lecture Notes in Information Systems and Organisation

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Information Systems research acknowledges the importance of identifying requirements to ensure the artifact's relevance. However, many research articles addressing blockchain technology for e-government capture the requirements that need to be fulfilled only implicitly by defining system objectives or evaluation criteria. Furthermore, focusing on specific use-cases encompasses the risk of overlooking those requirements, which are not as obvious but equally important. This procedure causes uncertainty regarding the requirements a blockchain-based e-government service needs to fulfill. Therefore, we conducted a systematic literature review on blockchain-based government-to-citizen (G2C) e-government services. On this basis, we categorized the requirements as we find that they address either the data of the system, the user, or the system itself. Our categorization provides a structured overview supporting researchers in conducting research on blockchain technology in the public sector and giving practitioners input to develop, test, and evaluate new blockchain-based G2C e-government services.

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Section: Descriptive Findings Of Selected Articlesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Requirements Of Blockchain-based G2c E-government Servicesmentioning

confidence: 99%

What Do We Really Need? A Systematic Literature Review of the Requirements for Blockchain-Based E-government Services

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Uhlig

et al. 2021

Lecture Notes in Information Systems and Organisation

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“…The existing traditional ballot has some problems involving amount of human resources, cost of places, equipment, time and traffic, and repeated procedures. This study is extended from the previous research (Fu, 2019), in order to solve problems with traditional elections, the blockchain mechanism design and development of ballot activities are proposed. The design is divided into three parts, including user registration, a secret ballot, and the ballot creation of the whole structure.…”

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Ballot Blockchain System Design and Development on Ethereum Platform

Lee

2021

International Journal of System Dynamics Applications

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Ballots are often hold for fair decisions such as party theme selecting, however, the existing traditional ballot has some problems involving amount of human resources, cost of places, equipment, time and traffic, and repeated procedures. In order to solve the issues aforementioned, a ballot blockchain system is designed and implemented based on the smart contract of Ethereum. It is designed on the core blockchain technologies of the decentralized ledger technology, using a secure hash algorithm, anonymous user, incorruptible data, and adopting a public blockchain. The ballot blockchain system is implemented based on the MetaMask verification and the Remix interface development environment. The smart contract plays the role of the decision-maker for controlling ballot activities instead of numerous human tasks. All ballot transactions are recorded in the ballot blockchain permanently when the ballot completed. The aim of the ballot blockchain system is to achieve a fair, less time-consuming, secured, and transparent environment.

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