Robot Process Automation in Blockchain

Tailor, R. K.; Pareek, Ranu; Khang, Alex

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“…However, there is still a lack of holistic understanding in both professional and academic literature of how the technology could be fully realized other than in the context of crypto‐security and what public values it could bring with it to these sectors (e.g., political, public, economic, social, technological or academic ones). Several scholars mentioned different public values that could be potentially yielded from the implementation of blockchain‐driven platforms in various public sector areas, such as the generation of democratic participation in using electronic voting platforms, for example, in political and administrative contexts, and decentralized tools to ensure trust and control in public institutional contexts (AlAbri et al, 2022; Benabdallah et al, 2022; Cagigas et al, 2023; Taş & Tanrıöver, 2020; Verma & Sheel, 2022), better management of municipal services in the public sector and promotion of public sector innovations (Abdullah & Jusoh, 2022; Alexopoulos et al, 2019; França et al, 2020; Ghazal et al, 2022; Shari & Malip, 2022; Warkentin & Orgeron, 2020), automation of public information processes (Kassen, 2022; Li & Liang, 2022; Mohamed et al, 2022; Roth et al, 2023; Tailor et al, 2022), increased level of cybersecurity in the financial sector (Aydın & Yükçü, 2022; Mahmood et al, 2022; Nelaturu et al, 2022; Pennino et al, 2022; Sarathy, 2022), collaboration and transparency in advancing more efficient data management and promotion of decentralized information infrastructure platforms in technological contexts (Benchaya Gans et al, 2022; Cila et al, 2020; Inwood & Zappavigna, 2023; Ning et al, 2021; Shuaib et al, 2021). A number of academic works were also concentrated on explaining the phenomena of blockchain per se through the prism of theoretical benefits and challenges it could bring to different sectors of the economy (Arbabi et al, 2022; Habib et al, 2022; Khan, Malik, et al, 2022; Li et al, 2023; Yavuz, 2022) (see Table 1).…”

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Prospects of blockchain governance: Understanding key public values, principles, challenges, and opportunities

Kassen

2023

Policy & Internet

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The article elaborates on the potential of blockchain technology to transform governance in different sectors of economy. The research primarily relies on rich empirical data that have been collected from semi‐structured interviews and focus group studies with professional blockchain developers. In this regard, the article aims to answer the following questions: How could blockchain governance conceptually work? How could one illustrate schematically key principles of its implementation? What are the key features of blockchain governance? Why are they important? What benefits could the concept bring to different sectors of economy if its potential is realized? What are the typical barriers and limitations of blockchain governance? What could be recommended to overcome them?This article is protected by copyright. All rights reserved.

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Prospects of blockchain governance: Understanding key public values, principles, challenges, and opportunities

Kassen

2023

Policy & Internet

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“…• Smart traffic management systems disperse traffic flows away from congested locations via push notifications that provide drivers with real-time information about city traffic. Chatbots can automatically generate online tickets, thus leading to efficient ticket management (14).…”

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Role Of Robotic Process Automation in Managing Transportation Systems for Smart Cities

Ranu Pareek, Dr. R K Tailor

2023

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Half of the world’s population resides in cities and this percentage is going to rise in the coming years. This rapid transformation of the economy and society is making traditional city management redundant. Intensive urbanization has brought with it some challenges. Scanty resources, population growth, increased carbon footprint, reduced air quality, congestion on roads, depriving health status, and falling food quality, all are prominent parts of cities. Does this bring a question in mind is accelerated growth sustainable? The answer and solution to this is an adaption of the Smart City Concept. A smart city integrates all the available technology with the requirements of city development and builds infrastructure which can improve the quality of life of citizens. Smart cities are designed in a manner to use minimum resources with maximum efficiency in all areas of urban life. It provides smart solutions using smart technologies. Urban needs and technological advancements meet in smart cities. It manages cities more quickly and effectively by using AI, IT technologies, and robotic process automation. Intelligent transportation, intelligent energy, intelligent governance, intelligent security, intelligent healthcare are all central to the idea of smart cities. The emphasis of this essay is on smart transit as a component of smart cities. The movement of people and goods across several geographical boundaries has been significantly aided by the transportation sector. Globally, the majority of smart cities face logistical and transportation issues. Both the fast growing human population and the increase in the number of cars on the road are to blame for this. In order to design and run a sustainable transportation system, technology may be of great assistance. Robotic systems for real-time vehicle data collection, traffic management, and using mobility on demand in trip planning through a single user interface have emerged as cities struggle with traffic congestion. The transportation industry, which faces difficulties including traffic congestion, unanticipated delays, and routing issues that cause businesses to lose money, has successfully used robotic process automation. Robotic process automation provides reliable results and affordable solutions while reducing uncertainty in the decision-making process. It is very helpful in designing and running a successful transit system. Robotic Process Automation (RPA) systems for obtaining real-time data from vehicles, buses, and trucks for traffic management and using mobility on demand in trip planning through a single user interface have emerged as cities struggle with poor management and congestion. By examining different uses of robotic process automation, it is possible to evaluate precise prediction and detection models that are intended to forecast traffic volume, an appropriate route, traffic conditions, accurate information about timing, incidents, and which time and roadway for transport are suitable for running and mobility. The application of RPA in smart cities could be seen in Intelligent Transportation Systems’ Traffic Management, Public Transportation, Safety Management, Manufacturing, and Logistics. The research focuses on areas of concern for smart cities in the sphere of the transportation sector and related difficulties that may be solved via robotic process automation. The article emphasizes the challenges and solutions for making smart transportation more effective by using Intelligent Robotic Transportation Systems.

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