Invoking blockchain technology in e-government services: a cybernetic perspective

Saxena, Stuti; Shao, Deo; Nikiforova, Anastasija; Thapliyal, Richa

doi:10.1108/dprg-10-2021-0128

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“…Similarly, Bitcoin (https://ycharts.com/indicato rs/bitcoin_blockchain_size (accessed on 22 July 2022)) blockchain size is at a current level of 417.59 GB (22 June 2022), up from 355.57 GB one year ago, which is 17.45% from one year ago. It means there is limited opportunity for the general purpose machines to take part in transaction validations in a blockchain network [36].…”

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“…Blockchain technology adds advantages to e-governance by automating most of the administrative services. Countries, including Estonia and China, have invested in research on the use of blockchain in e-governance to promote efficiency and effectiveness in the provision of public services [36,37]. • Data Redundancy: One of the chief features of a blockchain network is distributed data storage [16].…”

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IoT and Blockchain Integration: Applications, Opportunities, and Challenges

Adhikari

Ramkumar

2023

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During the recent decade, two variants of evolving computing networks have augmented the Internet: (i) The Internet of Things (IoT) and (ii) Blockchain Network(s) (BCNs). The IoT is a network of heterogeneous digital devices embedded with sensors and software for various automation and monitoring purposes. A Blockchain Network is a broadcast network of computing nodes provisioned for validating digital transactions and recording the “well-formed” transactions in a unique data storage called a blockchain ledger. The power of a blockchain network is that (ideally) every node maintains its own copy of the ledger and takes part in validating the transactions. Integrating IoT and BCNs brings promising applications in many areas, including education, health, finance, agriculture, industry, and the environment. However, the complex, dynamic and heterogeneous computing and communication needs of IoT technologies, optionally integrated by blockchain technologies (if mandated), draw several challenges on scaling, interoperability, and security goals. In recent years, numerous models integrating IoT with blockchain networks have been proposed, tested, and deployed for businesses. Numerous studies are underway to uncover the applications of IoT and Blockchain technology. However, a close look reveals that very few applications successfully cater to the security needs of an enterprise. Needless to say, it makes less sense to integrate blockchain technology with an existing IoT that can serve the security need of an enterprise. In this article, we investigate several frameworks for IoT operations, the applicability of integrating them with blockchain technology, and due security considerations that the security personnel must make during the deployment and operations of IoT and BCN. Furthermore, we discuss the underlying security concerns and recommendations for blockchain-integrated IoT networks.

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IoT and Blockchain Integration: Applications, Opportunities, and Challenges

Adhikari

Ramkumar

2023

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“…Inventory management is the market response of sellers to respond flexibly to market demand and unstable market demand [16]. Taking the business information interaction between suppliers and manufacturers as an example, by deploying actual business-based procurement smart contracts and dynamic inventory process management in the blockchain system, the management efficiency of the entire supply chain will be improved and upgraded from manual paper to fully automated deployment and execution, but the specific implementation process of actual operational business outside the blockchain network still needs to be completed by specific business subjects based on the decision results of smart contracts.…”

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Self-employment in the Construction Machinery Industry with Blockchain Technology in Mind

2022

KME

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Although the product varieties of China's construction machinery industry are diversified, they lack the ability of independent innovation. The data among the blockchain can meet the requirements of investors and creditors and stakeholders for the reliability of financial information. Therefore, this paper takes into account the blockchain technology to explore and study the independent entrepreneurship of construction machinery industry. This paper discusses self-employment in three parts: the basic overview of self-employment in construction machinery, the construction of blockchain system and the analysis of self-employment results. Through the comparative analysis of inventory models, it is found that the information interaction system based on blockchain technology can make collective decisions based on real business information.

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“…The research investigates blockchain-led DAO technologies' role in decentralised autonomous technology sourcing in enterprise marketplaces. Stimulatingly, the research aligned with the use of DAO-led technologies in sourcing businesses powered by smart contracting characteristics, the foundation of the blockchain-led DAO BM governance (Ding et al, 2022;Foss and Saebi, 2017;Saxena et al, 2022). Kaplan and Norton's (1992, 1993, 2000 work is also leveraged to devise the balanced scorecard (BSC) for any decentralised enterprise's vision and strategy to target: consumers/providers; financial; business processes; and learning growth.…”

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“…The research investigates blockchain-led DAO technologies’ role in decentralised autonomous technology sourcing in enterprise marketplaces. Stimulatingly, the research aligned with the use of DAO-led technologies in sourcing businesses powered by smart contracting characteristics, the foundation of the blockchain-led DAO BM governance (Ding et al , 2022; Foss and Saebi, 2017; Saxena et al , 2022).…”

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A study on blockchain-based marketplace governance platform adoption: a multi-industry perspective

Saurabh,

Upadhyay,

Rani

2023

DPRG

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Purpose Decentralised autonomous organisations (DAOs) are internet-native self-governing enterprises where individual groups, communities, agencies, consumers and providers work together using blockchain-led smart contracts (SCs). This study aims to examine the role of DAO marketplaces in technology-led autonomous organisation design for enterprise technology sourcing industries, with algorithmic trust and governance. Design/methodology/approach The authors examined the importance of an enterprise marketplace governance platform for technology sourcing using DAO as a decentralised/democratised business model. A total of 98 DAO products/services are evaluated across 11 industries that envisage DAO as a strategic choice for the governance of decentralised marketplace platforms. Findings The research findings validate how a DAO-led enterprise marketplace governance platform can create a cohesive collaboration between consumers (enterprises) and providers (solution vendors) in a disintermediated way. The proposed novel layered solution for an autonomous governance-led enterprise marketplace promises algorithmic trust-led, self-governed tactical alternatives to a strategic plan. Research limitations/implications The research targets multiple industry outlooks to understand decentralised autonomous marketplace governance and develop the theoretical foundation for research and extensive corporate suitability. Practical implications The research underpinnings boost the entrepreneurs’ ability to realise the practical potential of DAO between multiple parties using SCs and tokenise the entire product and service offerings over immutable ledger technologies. Originality/value To the best of the authors’ knowledge, this research is unique and the first of its kind to study the multi-industry role of algorithmic trust and governance in enterprise technology sourcing marketplaces driven by 98 decentralised and consensus-based DAO products across 11 industries.

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Invoking blockchain technology in e-government services: a cybernetic perspective

Cited by 14 publications

References 77 publications

IoT and Blockchain Integration: Applications, Opportunities, and Challenges

IoT and Blockchain Integration: Applications, Opportunities, and Challenges

Self-employment in the Construction Machinery Industry with Blockchain Technology in Mind

A study on blockchain-based marketplace governance platform adoption: a multi-industry perspective

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