A Distributed Ledger Technology Based on Shared Write-Once Objects

Kuehn, Eva Maria

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-21485-2_9

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“…Perceived value can be defined as the “justification of the experience of using information technology in individuals' daily lives, regardless of whether it is for work or personal purposes” (Lu et al, 2019). Consensual thinking formation can be defined as “every participant having a shared view on risk management and a willingness to cooperate” (Jraisat, Upadhyay et al 2023; Kuehn, 2019). Trust building is typically positive when there is a complete understanding of the other party's desires and intentions, leading to the decision to build a trust relationship (Cook & Santana, 2018; Rodgers, 2010).…”

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“…The formation of consensual thinking is guided by these consensus protocols. As the consensus protocols guide participants in improving common risk management, they influence participants' views and contribute to the formation of consensual thinking (Kuehn, 2019). Moreover, besides enhancing information security, the consensus protocols of the decentralized mechanism also have a positive influence on participants' behavior and thinking, fostering cohesion, and centripetal force to address information security issues, including those caused by human error (Lacity & Lupien, 2022).…”

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Realizing environmental sustainability development through the efficiency of Web 3.0 on supply chain resilience

Ping‐Kuo,

Yong

2023

Sustainable Development

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Limited research has addressed the potential of Web 3.0 to facilitate the green supply chain and support sustainable development goals. Although some studies have suggested the efficiency of Web 3.0 in promoting a green supply chain, lack empirical evidence explaining how this efficiency is generated remains scarce. Therefore, the objective of this study is to investigate this matter. By drawing upon relevant literature and leveraging the natural resource‐based view, a conceptual model is constructed and validated using partial least squares structural equation modeling (PLS‐SEM). The analysis reveals that Web 3.0 can foster the formation of consensual thinking through its decentralized mechanism. This, in turn, enables firms to generate perceived value based on the efficiency of consensual thinking, leading to an increased intention to build mutual trust and facilitate green knowledge sharing among firms. Furthermore, the controllability provided by a permissioned mechanism enhances information security, guiding mutual trust among firms to evolve into trustless cooperation. As a result, firms exhibit full trust in each other, facilitating smoother green knowledge sharing. The influence of mutual trust and trustless cooperation in promoting green knowledge sharing contributes to the resilience of the supply chain and ultimately leads to superior green performance, contributing to environmentally sustainable development. This study provides valuable insights into the integration of the green supply chain and Web 3.0, filling a gap in the existing literature.

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Section: Conceptual Model and Research Hypothesesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Realizing environmental sustainability development through the efficiency of Web 3.0 on supply chain resilience

Ping‐Kuo,

Yong

2023

Sustainable Development

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“…Some researchers discuss the concepts of blockchains and smart contracts from the perspective of reduced infrastructure management or even explicitly call them serverless. The decentralzied and distributed nature of blockchains and smart contracts is one of the main reasons to link them with serverless infrastructures [79,80,81]. In certain cases, the processing of smart contract's function invocations is described as being similar to the FaaS processing model [82].…”

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On the Serverless Nature of Blockchains and Smart Contracts

Yussupov,

Falazi,

Breitenbücher

et al. 2020

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Although historically the term serverless was also used in the context of peer-to-peer systems, it is more frequently associated with the architectural style for developing cloud-native applications. From the developer's perspective, serverless architectures allow reducing management efforts since applications are composed using provider-managed components, e.g., Database-as-a-Service (DBaaS) and Function-as-a-Service (FaaS) offerings. Blockchains are distributed systems designed to enable collaborative scenarios involving multiple untrusted parties. It seems that the decentralized peer-topeer nature of blockchains makes it interesting to consider them in serverless architectures, since resource allocation and management tasks are not required to be performed by users. Moreover, considering their useful properties of ensuring transaction's immutability and facilitating accountable interactions, blockchains might enhance the overall guarantees and capabilities of serverless architectures. Therefore, in this work, we analyze how the blockchain technology and smart contracts fit into the serverless picture and derive a set of scenarios in which they act as different component types in serverless architectures. Furthermore, we formulate the implementation requirements that have to be fulfilled to successfully use blockchains and smart contracts in these scenarios. Finally, we investigate which existing technologies enable these scenarios, and analyze their readiness and suitability to fulfill the formulated requirements.

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A Distributed Ledger Technology Based on Shared Write-Once Objects

Cited by 2 publications

References 18 publications

Realizing environmental sustainability development through the efficiency of Web 3.0 on supply chain resilience

Realizing environmental sustainability development through the efficiency of Web 3.0 on supply chain resilience

On the Serverless Nature of Blockchains and Smart Contracts

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