Review of Systems for Issuing and Verifying Library Cards Based on Blockchain Technology

Averin, Andrey; Degtyarev, V. G.; Bogatyreva, Veronika

doi:10.1109/itqmis53292.2021.9642813

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“…Peer-to-peer economies, including library support of peer-to-peer sharing beyond just books, may assist community members in invalidating the availability of different tools or services for a more efficient sharing economy through blockchain technology. It will examine current and upcoming trends in library science to improve the way public libraries contribute to city services (Tella et al , 2022; Abid, 2021; Arnepalli and Rao, 2021; Averin et al , 2021; Jing, 2021; Hirsh et al , 2018). Digital preservation and tracking, corporate library records keeping, community-based collections to share objects, tools and services and organizational data management are some other potential benefits extracted from reviewed studies (Zhang, 2019; Rubel, 2019; Smith, 2019; Meth, 2020; Bashir and Warraich, 2022).…”

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Future libraries’ blockchain opportunities and challenges: a systematic literature review and research agenda

Bashir

Warraich

2023

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Purpose The purpose of this study is to look into the concept of blockchain technology which stores data in a distributed, tamper-resistant setting and how this technology may affect the future library and information (LI) centers’ operations and policy. It explores the potential benefits and limitations of this technology, for LI centers are the core objectives of this paper. Design/methodology/approach A systematic review of both academic and practitioner literature was conducted. It followed the Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Reviews and Meta-Analysis (2020) standards. Findings The review shows that the decentralized nature of blockchain will transform the work in libraries and improve the inter-communication among communities. It can provide better privacy of user data thus increasing collaboration. However, there might be technological, financial, legal and social challenges that may act as hurdles to the realization of these goals in the true sense. The overall result shows that by keeping data updated, libraries can evaluate blockchain opportunities and make the best use of this technology. Practical implications Given the huge investments by industry, academic research that explores potential ramifications and supports libraries is required. The adoption of blockchain was investigated in this study from a variety of perspectives for LI center’s while also providing directions for future research. Originality/value It is evident that globally there is progress in blockchain technology development in terms of research and adoption in many industries, but the intention to adopt blockchain by libraries is still a fantasy. The lack of empirical evidence in the existing literature justifies the gap that needs to be filled. This systematic review attempts to fill the gaps in the existing knowledge which may serve as a reference for future initiatives in this field.

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Future libraries’ blockchain opportunities and challenges: a systematic literature review and research agenda

Bashir

Warraich

2023

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“…BOGATYREVA, 2021), controlando todas as transações que ocorreram com o livro de forma pública, anonimizando os dados sensíveis. Ademais, permite a criação de papéis para cada parte interessada nas transações (CAO; YANG, 2019).…”

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Proposta pragmática de contratos inteligentes no desenvolvimento de coleções: uma abordagem orientada à blockchain

Rocha,

Lima

2023

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O desenvolvimento de coleções é um processo cíclico, cujo objetivo é manter uma biblioteca alinhada aos anseios informacionais de sua comunidade. Para a garantia desse processo, diversos métodos foram propostos, mas nenhum deles adotou uma abordagem pragmática que envolvesse os contratos inteligentes na blockchain. Nesse contexto, esta pesquisa tem como objetivo buscar um método orientado à blockchain, com uso dos contratos inteligentes nas etapas do desenvolvimento de coleções para auxiliar os profissionais da informação no gerenciamento de um acervo bibliográfico. A metodologia se caracteriza como exploratória e descritiva, a partir da literatura disponível na área sobre os recursos oferecidos pela blockchain, e se desenvolve em três etapas: busca e seleção de trabalhos na literatura científica; análise e seleção de repositórios de código público; e, por fim, a sumarização. Como resultados, chegou-se à identificação dos principais recursos necessários em cada etapa do processo e das diversas implementações de contratos inteligentes. Nas bases Web of Science e Scopus, dos 631 trabalhos, foram identificados 16 que apresentaram propostas pragmáticas. Ainda, por meio de uma avaliação objetiva, foi escolhido o Ethereum, entre cinco projetos identificados, como a blockchain para o desenvolvimento dos contratos inteligentes. Por fim, os resultados são satisfatórios, mesmo não tendo encontrado contrato inteligente voltado para as bibliotecas.

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Exploring prospects of blockchain and fintech: using SLR approach

Kayani

2023

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Purpose This study aims to give a glimpse of the existing blockchain applications across industries and add to a complete knowledge of the blockchain’s properties. Design/methodology/approach Systematic literature review is used as the research strategy for this investigation and other aspects of the preferred reporting items for systematic reviews and meta-analyses framework have been incorporated to create a scholarly publications evaluation of the blockchain-based application in the financial arena and its future. The research looks at 86 studies published between 2018 and 2022. Findings There has been a steady but noticeable increase in the study of blockchain’s potential in many application domains over the past few of years. This rising tendency illustrates the newness and potential of blockchain technology, as well as the increasing attention from academics. According to the findings, blockchain is an appropriate solution for processing transactions using cryptocurrencies; nevertheless, it still has significant technical issues and limits that require to be exploring and solving before it can be considered a viable option. It is therefore, necessary to have a high level of reliability for payments and confidentiality, in addition to maintaining the anonymity of nodes, to stop assaults and efforts to disrupt transactions in the blockchain. Practical implications This study has several important theoretical and practical implications. First, it adds to the body of knowledge on blockchain and Fintech, focusing on the transaction side. While much blockchain research has focused on how the technology may affect strategic choices, this study has shed light on its potential from the perspective of financial reporting. Second, by highlighting the importance of the demand for the prompt identification of losses, this work adds to the body of knowledge on the factors that influence transaction frauds involving paper money. Additionally, by establishing the link between transparency and virtual transactions, the author backs up the asymmetric responses of investors to different investment possibilities. It looks at the evolution of financial technology (Fintech) and shows how it can be used to take the advantage of unique opportunities. Originality/value The study is different and novel from the previously published literature on this topic mainly because of its comprehensiveness, as it revolves around all industrial and commercial areas. The three main lines of research have been outlined, namely, classifying the many blockchain-based innovations that will alter the financial landscape in many industries; identifying whether these industries are a good fit for blockchain’s wealth creation potential; and directing researchers by outlining prospective study pathways.

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Review of Systems for Issuing and Verifying Library Cards Based on Blockchain Technology

Cited by 3 publications

References 5 publications

Future libraries’ blockchain opportunities and challenges: a systematic literature review and research agenda

Future libraries’ blockchain opportunities and challenges: a systematic literature review and research agenda

Proposta pragmática de contratos inteligentes no desenvolvimento de coleções: uma abordagem orientada à blockchain

Exploring prospects of blockchain and fintech: using SLR approach

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