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Producer label: DP3
Source paper: And No One Gets the Short End of the Stick: A Blockchain-Based Approach to Solving the Two-Sided Opportunism Problem in Interorganizational Information Sharing
Timestamp: 2026-07-16T00:00:00+00:00
Bundle path: design-knowledge/short-end-opportunism-sharing-dp3.md

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Design principle DP3: Joint approval of computation changes

Require joint approval for any changes to the computation mechanisms, so that no single party controls the key data.

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This design principle is proposed by And No One Gets the Short End of the Stick: A Blockchain-Based Approach to Solving the Two-Sided Opportunism Problem in Interorganizational Information Sharing (Lukas Florian Bossler, Arne Buchwald, Kai Spohrer, 2025).

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DR1 - Prevent information manipulation

The system must prevent the information provider from manipulating the sensitive information it contributes.

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DR2 - Prevent information poaching

The system must prevent the information recipient from poaching (misappropriating) the provider's sensitive data.

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And No One Gets the Short End of the Stick: A Blockchain-Based Approach to Solving the Two-Sided Opportunism Problem in Interorganizational Information Sharing

To counter two-sided opportunism (information poaching by the recipient and information manipulation by the provider), the paper derives three design principles for an IS that facilitates reliable information sharing on sensitive data without revealing the actual data, and instantiates them in a machine-tool leasing consortium.

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And No One Gets the Short End of the Stick: A Blockchain-Based Approach to Solving the Two-Sided Opportunism Problem in Interorganizational Information Sharing
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And No One Gets the Short End of the Stick: A Blockchain-Based Approach to Solving the Two-Sided Opportunism Problem in Interorganizational Information Sharing
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DP3 - Joint approval of computation changes
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Design principle DP3: Joint approval of computation changes
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  "type": "design-principle",
  "title": "DP3 - Joint approval of computation changes",
  "description": "Require joint approval for any changes to the computation mechanisms, so that no single party controls the key data.",
  "resource": "https://doi.org/10.1287/isre.2022.0065",
  "source_paper": "And No One Gets the Short End of the Stick: A Blockchain-Based Approach to Solving the Two-Sided Opportunism Problem in Interorganizational Information Sharing",
  "label": "DP3",
  "tags": [
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    "design-principle",
    "interorganizational",
    "information-sharing",
    "trust",
    "manufacturing"
  ]
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