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DP1 - Define incentives explicitly

Explicitly define a structure of incentives for interorganizational and cross-industrial blockchain applications where stakeholders' interests are not necessarily aligned.

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Source paper: Using Blockchain to Sustainably Manage Containers in International Shipping
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Design principle DP1: Define incentives explicitly

Explicitly define a structure of incentives for interorganizational and cross-industrial blockchain applications where stakeholders' interests are not necessarily aligned.

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This design principle is proposed by Using Blockchain to Sustainably Manage Containers in International Shipping (Roman Beck, Mikkel Boding Kildetoft, Nebojsa Radonic, 2020).

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[1] Roman Beck, Mikkel Boding Kildetoft, Nebojsa Radonic. Using Blockchain to Sustainably Manage Containers in International Shipping. ICIS 2020 Proceedings. https://aisel.aisnet.org/icis2020/blockchain_fintech/blockchain_fintech/5 (opens in a new tab) [2] Source document: Using Blockchain to Sustainably Manage Containers in Internationa.pdf

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Using Blockchain to Sustainably Manage Containers in International Shipping

Addressing costly empty-container repositioning, the paper proposes the Greenbox Platform and derives two nascent design principles relevant to future cross-industry blockchain applications: explicitly define incentive structures where stakeholders' interests are not aligned, and consider environmental sustainability as a non-functional requirement.

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Design principle DP1: Define incentives explicitly Explicitly define a structure of incentives for interorganizational and cross-industrial blockchain applications where stakeholders' interests are not necessarily aligned. Source paper This design principle is proposed by Using Blockchain to Sustainably Manage Containers in International Shipping (Roman Beck, Mikkel Boding Kildetoft, Nebojsa Radonic, 2020). Citations [1] Roman Beck, Mikkel Boding Kildetoft, Nebojsa Radonic. Using Blockchain to Sustainably Manage Containers in International Shipping. ICIS 2020 Proceedings. https://aisel.aisnet.org/icis2020/blockchain fintech/blockchain fintech/5 [2] Source document: Using Blockchain to…

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Design Principle

DP1 - Define incentives explicitly

Explicitly define a structure of incentives for interorganizational and cross-industrial blockchain applications where stakeholders' interests are not necessarily aligned.

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Source paper: Using Blockchain to Sustainably Manage Containers in International Shipping
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Bundle path: design-knowledge/containers-shipping-sustainable-dp1.md

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Design principle DP1: Define incentives explicitly

Explicitly define a structure of incentives for interorganizational and cross-industrial blockchain applications where stakeholders' interests are not necessarily aligned.

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This design principle is proposed by Using Blockchain to Sustainably Manage Containers in International Shipping (Roman Beck, Mikkel Boding Kildetoft, Nebojsa Radonic, 2020).

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