Design Objective

DO1 - Secure data exchange

Ensure fundamentally secure data exchange within a decentralized infrastructure, focusing on the data-protection goals of confidentiality, integrity, availability and authenticity for delivery invoices.

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Source paper: Overcoming the Data Transparency Trade-Off: Designing a Blockchain-Based Delivery Invoice System for the Construction Industry
Timestamp: 2026-08-05T00:00:00+00:00
Bundle path: design-knowledge/delivery-invoice-transparency-do1.md

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Design objective DO1: Secure data exchange

Source paper

This design objective is proposed by Overcoming the Data Transparency Trade-Off: Designing a Blockchain-Based Delivery Invoice System for the Construction Industry (Jonathan Lautenschlager, Jan Stramm, Tobias Guggenberger, Artur Roesch, Andre Schweizer, 2023).

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DP2 - Implement private data collections and private channels

Implement private data collections and private channels to safeguard inter-organizational data exchange processes from being disclosed to unauthorized third parties.

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DP3 - Augment private data collections with additional privacy-preserving technologies

To ensure complete confidentiality of data, it is necessary to augment private data collections and channels with additional privacy-preserving technologies.

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Overcoming the Data Transparency Trade-Off: Designing a Blockchain-Based Delivery Invoice System for the Construction Industry

The paper designs a blockchain-based delivery invoice system for construction that navigates the data-transparency trade-off of coopetition, structured around three design objectives (secure data exchange, collaboration, and competition) and derives three design principles from expert evaluation.

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Overcoming the Data Transparency Trade-Off: Designing a Blockchain-Based Delivery Invoice System for the Construction Industry
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Overcoming the Data Transparency Trade-Off: Designing a Blockchain-Based Delivery Invoice System for the Construction Industry
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Overcoming the Data Transparency Trade-Off: Designing a Blockchain-Based Delivery Invoice System for the Construction Industry
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  "title": "DO1 - Secure data exchange",
  "description": "Ensure fundamentally secure data exchange within a decentralized infrastructure, focusing on the data-protection goals of confidentiality, integrity, availability and authenticity for delivery invoices.",
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Design Objective

DO1 - Secure data exchange

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design-knowledge/delivery-invoice-transparency-do1

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Producer label: DO1
Source paper: Overcoming the Data Transparency Trade-Off: Designing a Blockchain-Based Delivery Invoice System for the Construction Industry
Timestamp: 2026-08-05T00:00:00+00:00
Bundle path: design-knowledge/delivery-invoice-transparency-do1.md

constructioncoopetitiondelivery-invoice-transparencydesign-objectiveinvoicingsupply-chain

Design objective DO1: Secure data exchange

Source paper

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2 Design Principles

design-knowledge/delivery-invoice-transparency-dp2

DP2 - Implement private data collections and private channels

Implement private data collections and private channels to safeguard inter-organizational data exchange processes from being disclosed to unauthorized third parties.

constructioncoopetitiondelivery-invoice-transparencydesign-principle+2

design-knowledge/delivery-invoice-transparency-dp3

DP3 - Augment private data collections with additional privacy-preserving technologies

To ensure complete confidentiality of data, it is necessary to augment private data collections and channels with additional privacy-preserving technologies.

constructioncoopetitiondelivery-invoice-transparencydesign-principle+2

1 Paper

papers/delivery-invoice-transparency

Overcoming the Data Transparency Trade-Off: Designing a Blockchain-Based Delivery Invoice System for the Construction Industry

blockchainconstructioncoopetitiondelivery-invoice-transparency+3

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Overcoming the Data Transparency Trade-Off: Designing a Blockchain-Based Delivery Invoice System for the Construction Industry
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DO1 - Secure data exchange
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Overcoming the Data Transparency Trade-Off: Designing a Blockchain-Based Delivery Invoice System for the Construction Industry
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Overcoming the Data Transparency Trade-Off: Designing a Blockchain-Based Delivery Invoice System for the Construction Industry
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Resolved
Derived heading context: Source paper

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  "type": "design-objective",
  "title": "DO1 - Secure data exchange",
  "description": "Ensure fundamentally secure data exchange within a decentralized infrastructure, focusing on the data-protection goals of confidentiality, integrity, availability and authenticity for delivery invoices.",
  "resource": "https://aisel.aisnet.org/wi2023/78",
  "source_paper": "Overcoming the Data Transparency Trade-Off: Designing a Blockchain-Based Delivery Invoice System for the Construction Industry",
  "label": "DO1",
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    "design-objective",
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    "supply-chain",
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  ]
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