Personal Identity on Blockchain

Patole, Deepti; Borse, Yogita; Jain, Jayesh R.; Maher, Shreya

doi:10.1007/978-981-15-0222-4_41

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“…Patole et al [51] suggested that governments solve the problem of identity forgery by placing personal identifiers on the blockchain, and they proposed corresponding solutions. Taking talent employment as an example, from the perspective of data circulation, Lu et al [52] discussed secure data transmission based on blockchain technology for protecting the security of personal information and the rights and interests of all parties.…”

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A Systematic Review of Blockchain Technology for Government Information燬haring

Zhang¹,

Mao²,

An³

et al. 2023

Computers, Materials &Amp; Continua

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Government information sharing (GIS) refers to that act of required or provided for duty government information, commercial information and public welfare information, and it is a basic issue of government services. However, the existing GIS has low transparency and is lack of flexibility between different departments. Aiming at such problems, this paper takes blockchain as a solusion, and systematically summarizes the development of digital GIS, the advantages and challenges of blockchain and its theoretical research and practical applications. Specifically, it reviews e-government interactive structure, big data and other solutions, analyses their imperfections, and puts forward blockchain-based solutions. The blockchain improves government service efficiency and data security, meanwhile it faces challenges in throughput and supervision. In order to meet these challenges, researchers propose solutions based on three data exchange scenarios: government-to-government, government-to-enterprise and government-toindividual. In addition to researches, blockchain-based GIS is put into use. The electronic licensing project of Nanjing (China) government is taken as an example to illustrate that blockchain has the ability to openly and securely verify, track, and exchange data, so as to improve management ability and public service level of government agencies.

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Section: G2cmentioning

confidence: 99%

A Systematic Review of Blockchain Technology for Government Information燬haring

Zhang¹,

Mao²,

An³

et al. 2023

Computers, Materials &Amp; Continua

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“…Blockchain can be employed for any purpose of transaction data recording. Previous studies have reported blockchain applications in various fields, such as egovernment [5], food supply information security [6,7], energy systems [8,9], sharing economy [10], health care [11,12], education [13], online education [14], intellectual property management [15], banking [16], personal identity [12,17], asset ownership [12,18], supply chains [12,19], and the prevention of unethical business transaction [12].…”

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Recent Development Trend of Blockchain Technologies: A Patent Analysis

Yang

Hwang

2020

IJECS

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Blockchain is essential for cryptocurrencies, but its use is not limited to cryptocurrency. Blockchain can be used in a wide range of applications. Recently, many blockchain inventions and applications have been proposed, which have received considerable attention from academics, industry practitioners, and the government. However, few studies have analyzed the development of blockchain technology. In this study, a patent analysis of the U.S. patents of blockchain was conducted. With an analysis of 335 patents awarded, a profile of recent blockchain technology development was obtained. The results indicated that three-quarters of the U.S. blockchain patents were originated in the United States. Half of the awarded U.S. patents are from foreign origin, and the proportion of the blockchain patent originated in the United States is more extensive, which revealed that the United States is a leader in the blockchain technology. Furthermore, 14% of blockchain patents were awarded to IBM, indicating that IBM as a technology giant in the blockchain technology. Additionally, word cloud and N-gram were used to reveal the relevant terms and phrases used in the abstracts of blockchain patents.

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