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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.

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Authors: Jonathan Lautenschlager, Jan Stramm, Tobias Guggenberger, Artur Roesch, Andre Schweizer
Year: 2023
Venue: Wirtschaftsinformatik 2023 Proceedings
Methodology: Design science research; expert evaluation; addressing the coopetition data-transparency trade-off.

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

Authors: Jonathan Lautenschlager, Jan Stramm, Tobias Guggenberger, Artur Roesch, Andre Schweizer
Venue: Wirtschaftsinformatik 2023 Proceedings
Link: https://aisel.aisnet.org/wi2023/78 (opens in a new tab)

Summary

Artifact

A blockchain-based delivery invoice system (Hyperledger Fabric) for the construction industry.

Methodology

Design science research; expert evaluation; addressing the coopetition data-transparency trade-off.

Citations

[1] Jonathan Lautenschlager, Jan Stramm, Tobias Guggenberger, Artur Roesch, Andre Schweizer. Overcoming the Data Transparency Trade-Off: Designing a Blockchain-Based Delivery Invoice System for the Construction Industry. Wirtschaftsinformatik 2023 Proceedings. https://aisel.aisnet.org/wi2023/78 (opens in a new tab) [2] Source document: Overcoming the Data Transparency Trade-Off - Designing a Blockchain-Based Delivery Invoice System.pdf

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Problem description

Blockchain-based delivery-invoice exchange in construction faces a data-transparency trade-off in coopetition: collaboration benefits versus protecting competitively sensitive data.

Input knowledge

Coopetition; the data-protection goals of confidentiality, integrity, availability and authenticity; Hyperledger Fabric capabilities; construction and supply-chain-management literature.

Research process

Design science research: literature-based derivation of design goals during data collection, with expert evaluation.

Key concepts

Blockchain technology, data transparency, delivery invoices, construction industry, supply chain management.

Solution description

A Hyperledger Fabric delivery-invoice system that balances secure data exchange, collaboration and competition. Solution-space representation: Instantiation (prototype) plus three design objectives.

Output knowledge

Three design objectives: secure data exchange, collaboration, and competition.

Design knowledge

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Design Objective

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Design Objective

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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 invo...

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Design Objective

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DO2 - Collaboration

Support the collaboration aspect of coopetition, using network effects (e.g., Hyperledger Fabric) to enhance the overall construction planning process between participants.

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Design Objective

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DO3 - Competition

Account for the competition aspect of coopetition, using decentralized networks and access controls so that security, trust and transparency are strengthened without exposing competitively sensitiv...

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Citations

[1] Jonathan Lautenschlager, Jan Stramm, Tobias Guggenberger, Artur Roesch, Andre Schweizer. Overcoming the Data Transparency Trade-Off: Designing a Blockchain-Based Delivery Invoice System for the Construction Industry. Wirtschaftsinformatik 2023 Proceedings. https://aisel.aisnet.org/wi2023/78 [2] Source document: Overcoming the Data Transparency Trade-Off - Designing a Blockchain-Based Delivery Invoice System.pdf

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