WITHDRAWN: Blockchain technology: Road to transform the Indian banking sector

Kashyap, Richa; Saurav, Vivek

doi:10.1016/j.matpr.2021.02.774

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“…Banks, as the country's financial cornerstone, are obligated to improve society's overall economic status. The study seeks to investigate existing methods and governance structure weaknesses, and it gives insight into how blockchain might reorganize governance in banks [114]. Blockchain applications also encourage the development of "multicentre, weakly intermediated" scenarios, which will improve the banking industry's efficiency [72].…”

Section: Energy Systemsmentioning

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Systematic Analysis of Risk Associated with Supply Chain Operations Using Blockchain Technology

Khan

Malik

Khan

2022

Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing

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Advancements in information and communication technologies (ICT), big data analytics, and artificial intelligence- (AI-) based techniques brought a dramatic revolution in diverse research domains, including healthcare, IoT, and networking. Blockchain technologies are gaining traction from both private and government organizations at an incredible rate. Emerging technologies have different levels of technological complexities and commercial ramifications. This technology is playing an essential role in the financial revolution of banking and regulatory sectors. Blockchain has piqued the interest of many academics, organizations, and businesses, particularly in using bitcoin. To grasp the significance of this revolution, a comprehensive assessment is performed to bridge the gaps in the targeted blockchain-driven domain with different perspectives. For this systematic review process, a set of four distinct research questions were formulated to accumulate the most relevant research trends. In private and public organizations, it is a securing technology to deliver trustworthy and protected services to users because of its decentralized, controlled aspect. Financial services, real estate, supply chain management, healthcare, academics, and other industries benefit significantly from this evolutionary technology. These application cases are diverse and far-reaching, ranging from smart contracts to blockchain-encrypted educational certificates. This systematic analysis has investigated a total of 113 relevant articles and concluded with the features and functions in an economic setting and briefed how these variables can balance players’ incentives, define core blockchain-related features, and present new research ideas to solve the proposed risk.

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Section: Energy Systemsmentioning

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Systematic Analysis of Risk Associated with Supply Chain Operations Using Blockchain Technology

Khan

Malik

Khan

2022

Wireless Communications and Mobile Computing

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“…Moreover, India’s Ministry of Road Transport and Highways was reported to be keen to rebuild the historic and strategic Stilwell Road and link it with road networks in Southeast Asia as part of India’s AEP (Roy, 2018). Furthermore, in April 2017, Arunachal Pradesh’s Deputy Chief Minister (DCM) Chowna Mein called for the reopening of the Stilwell Road between India and Myanmar to promote culture and business (Kashyap, 2017). Later, in February 2020, DCM Chowna Mein said that the state government would soon look into the matter of reopening of the Stilwell Road (Lepcha, 2020).…”

Section: Bangladesh–china–india–myanmar and Belt And Road Initiative: China’s Quest And India’s Standmentioning

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BCIM Economic Corridor an Integral Part of BRI for Regional Cooperation: Positioning India’s North-East and Act East Policy

Marchang

2021

Journal of Asian Security and International Affairs

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China proactively wants to establish the Bangladesh-China-India-Myanmar Economic Corridor (BCIM-EC) as an integral part of the Belt and Road Initiative for economic cooperation. Through the BCIM-EC, China wants to revive the ancient Southern Silk Road trade route. Beijing realises that to achieve the BCIM-EC, India’s cooperation would be indispensable. India has been hesitant to fully commit to the BCIM-EC owing mainly to the surging trade deficit with China, overlapping of objectives with other similar existing regional cooperation initiatives, China’s dominance in South Asia, security concerns, territorial disputes and trade-related logistic issues. However, in recent times, India has shown more interest in developing the economic corridor considering its potential to promote development, security and stability in the Indian Northeast, which would align well with the geostrategic objectives of India’s Act East Policy (AEP). India however needs to better align its AEP with BCIM-EC in order to promote and strengthen the AEP and thereby concurrently build the BCIM-EC to link Southeast Asia and China.

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Blockchain Technology: the Beginning of a New Era in Reforming Corporate Governance Mechanisms

Akhtar

2023

J Knowl Econ

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WITHDRAWN: Blockchain technology: Road to transform the Indian banking sector

Cited by 7 publications

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Systematic Analysis of Risk Associated with Supply Chain Operations Using Blockchain Technology

Systematic Analysis of Risk Associated with Supply Chain Operations Using Blockchain Technology

BCIM Economic Corridor an Integral Part of BRI for Regional Cooperation: Positioning India’s North-East and Act East Policy

Blockchain Technology: the Beginning of a New Era in Reforming Corporate Governance Mechanisms

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