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DO2 - Customizability

Let customers set rules for their smart appliances based on generation and consumption data so that electricity consumption aligns with their sustainability preferences.

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Timestamp: 2026-07-16T00:00:00+00:00
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Design objective DO2: Customizability

Let customers set rules for their smart appliances based on generation and consumption data so that electricity consumption aligns with their sustainability preferences.

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This design objective is proposed by From ambivalence to trust: Using blockchain in customer loyalty programs (Manuel Utz, Simon Johanning, Tamara Roth, Thomas Bruckner, Jens Strueker, 2023).

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[1] Manuel Utz, Simon Johanning, Tamara Roth, Thomas Bruckner, Jens Strueker. From ambivalence to trust: Using blockchain in customer loyalty programs. International Journal of Information Management 68 (2023) 102496. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ijinfomgt.2022.102496 (opens in a new tab) [2] Source document: From ambivalence to trust - Using blockchain in customer loyalty programs.pdf

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From ambivalence to trust: Using blockchain in customer loyalty programs

To reduce customer ambivalence toward green electricity tariffs, the paper develops a blockchain-based loyalty program refined over four iterations, structured around six design objectives (authenticity, customizability, transparency, efficiency, usability and affordability) with associated design requirements.

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Design objective DO2: Customizability Let customers set rules for their smart appliances based on generation and consumption data so that electricity consumption aligns with their sustainability preferences. Source paper This design objective is proposed by From ambivalence to trust: Using blockchain in customer loyalty programs (Manuel Utz, Simon Johanning, Tamara Roth, Thomas Bruckner, Jens Strueker, 2023). Citations [1] Manuel Utz, Simon Johanning, Tamara Roth, Thomas Bruckner, Jens Strueker. From ambivalence to trust: Using blockchain in customer loyalty programs. International Journal of Information Management 68 (2023) 102496. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.ijinfomgt.2022.102496 [2]…

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Design Objective

DO2 - Customizability

Let customers set rules for their smart appliances based on generation and consumption data so that electricity consumption aligns with their sustainability preferences.

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Design objective DO2: Customizability

Let customers set rules for their smart appliances based on generation and consumption data so that electricity consumption aligns with their sustainability preferences.

Source paper

This design objective is proposed by From ambivalence to trust: Using blockchain in customer loyalty programs (Manuel Utz, Simon Johanning, Tamara Roth, Thomas Bruckner, Jens Strueker, 2023).

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