Design Principle
Explicitly define a structure of incentives for interorganizational and cross-industrial blockchain applications where stakeholders' interests are not necessarily aligned.
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design-knowledge/containers-shipping-sustainable-dp1design-knowledge/containers-shipping-sustainable-dp1.mdExplicitly define a structure of incentives for interorganizational and cross-industrial blockchain applications where stakeholders' interests are not necessarily aligned.
This design principle is proposed by Using Blockchain to Sustainably Manage Containers in International Shipping (Nebojsa Radonic, Mikkel Boding Kildetoft, Roman Beck, 2020).
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"type": "design-principle",
"title": "DP1 - Define incentives explicitly",
"description": "Explicitly define a structure of incentives for interorganizational and cross-industrial blockchain applications where stakeholders' interests are not necessarily aligned.",
"resource": "https://aisel.aisnet.org/icis2020/blockchain_fintech/blockchain_fintech/5",
"source_paper": "Using Blockchain to Sustainably Manage Containers in International Shipping",
"label": "DP1",
"tags": [
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