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DP2 - Tamper-proof storage

All changes made to the data that are stored in the system can be retraced.

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Producer label: DP2
Source paper: Blockchain to Rule the Waves - Nascent Design Principles for Reducing Risk and Uncertainty in Decentralized Environments
Timestamp: 2026-07-16T00:00:00+00:00
Bundle path: design-knowledge/rule-the-waves-shipping-dp2.md

bill-of-ladingdesign-principleinternational-traderiskrule-the-waves-shippingshipping

Design principle DP2: Tamper-proof storage

All changes made to the data that are stored in the system can be retraced.

Source paper

This design principle is proposed by Blockchain to Rule the Waves - Nascent Design Principles for Reducing Risk and Uncertainty in Decentralized Environments (Kristoffer Nærland, Christoph Müller-Bloch, Roman Beck, Søren Palmund, 2017).

Related design principles

Design principle DP4: User authentication - The paper states that, together with user authentication, tamper-proof storage allows all changes made to the data to be traced back to identifiable users.

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design-knowledge/rule-the-waves-shipping-dp4

DP4 - User authentication

All activities in the system can be traced back to certain users.

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papers/rule-the-waves-shipping

Blockchain to Rule the Waves - Nascent Design Principles for Reducing Risk and Uncertainty in Decentralized Environments

Through a bill-of-lading use case, the paper presents first evidence for four nascent design principles - digitization, tamper-proof storage, accessibility, and user authentication - that mitigate transactional risk and uncertainty in decentralized environments.

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Design Principle

DP2 - Tamper-proof storage

All changes made to the data that are stored in the system can be retraced.

Overview

Producer metadata and the represented concept document.

Concept identity

design-knowledge/rule-the-waves-shipping-dp2

Open concept record

Producer label: DP2
Source paper: Blockchain to Rule the Waves - Nascent Design Principles for Reducing Risk and Uncertainty in Decentralized Environments
Timestamp: 2026-07-16T00:00:00+00:00
Bundle path: design-knowledge/rule-the-waves-shipping-dp2.md

bill-of-ladingdesign-principleinternational-traderiskrule-the-waves-shippingshipping

Design principle DP2: Tamper-proof storage

All changes made to the data that are stored in the system can be retraced.

Source paper

Related design principles

Design principle DP4: User authentication - The paper states that, together with user authentication, tamper-proof storage allows all changes made to the data to be traced back to identifiable users.

Linked concepts

Concepts connected by incoming or outgoing native Markdown links.

1 Design Principle

design-knowledge/rule-the-waves-shipping-dp4

DP4 - User authentication

All activities in the system can be traced back to certain users.

bill-of-ladingdesign-principleinternational-traderisk+2

1 Paper

papers/rule-the-waves-shipping

Blockchain to Rule the Waves - Nascent Design Principles for Reducing Risk and Uncertainty in Decentralized Environments

bill-of-ladingblockchaindesign-science-researchinternational-trade+3

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  "title": "DP2 - Tamper-proof storage",
  "description": "All changes made to the data that are stored in the system can be retraced.",
  "resource": "https://aisel.aisnet.org/icis2017/HCI/Presentations/12",
  "source_paper": "Blockchain to Rule the Waves - Nascent Design Principles for Reducing Risk and Uncertainty in Decentralized Environments",
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