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Designing trust-enabling blockchain systems for the inter-organizational exchange of capacity

The paper derives and validates six design principles for establishing inter-organizational trust in capacity-exchange platforms - signaling of tender information, signaling of identity, authority and fairness, incentive mechanisms, screening functionality and reputation mechanism - instantiates them in an artifact and tests their effect on perceived trust.

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Authors
Nick Grosse, Frederik Moeller, Thorsten Schoormann, Michael Henke
Year
2024
Venue
Decision Support Systems 179 (2024) 114182
Methodology
Design science research; two design iterations; meta-requirements from literature and interviews; experimental evaluation of perceived trust.
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Designing trust-enabling blockchain systems for the inter-organizational exchange of capacity

Authors: Nick Grosse, Frederik Moeller, Thorsten Schoormann, Michael Henke
Venue: Decision Support Systems 179 (2024) 114182
Link: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.dss.2024.114182 (opens in a new tab)

Summary

The paper derives and validates six design principles for establishing inter-organizational trust in capacity-exchange platforms - signaling of tender information, signaling of identity, authority and fairness, incentive mechanisms, screening functionality and reputation mechanism - instantiates them in an artifact and tests their effect on perceived trust.

Artifact

A blockchain-based capacity-exchange platform instantiating trust-enabling design principles.

Methodology

Design science research; two design iterations; meta-requirements from literature and interviews; experimental evaluation of perceived trust.

Citations

[1] Nick Grosse, Frederik Moeller, Thorsten Schoormann, Michael Henke. Designing trust-enabling blockchain systems for the inter-organizational exchange of capacity. Decision Support Systems 179 (2024) 114182. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.dss.2024.114182 (opens in a new tab) [2] Source document: designing trust enabling blockchain systems.pdf

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Problem description

Virtual capacity-exchange platforms are hindered by behavioral uncertainty and a lack of inter-organizational trust among anonymous participants.

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Input knowledge

Transaction cost economics and agency theory as kernel theories; trust theory (Riegelsberger et al.); mechanisms of signaling, screening, reputation and authority; blockchain.

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Research process

Design science research over two design iterations: meta-requirements from literature and interviews, instantiation in an artifact, and experimental evaluation of perceived trust.

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Key concepts

Blockchain, trust, capacity exchange, design principle, experiment, design science.

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Solution description

A blockchain-based capacity-exchange platform instantiating six trust-enabling design principles. Solution-space representation: Instantiation (prototype) plus experimentally validated design principles (design theory).

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Output knowledge

Six design principles for establishing inter-organizational trust (tender signaling, identity signaling, authority and fairness, incentives, screening, reputation).

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Design knowledge

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Design Principle

Design Principle6
Design Principle
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DP1 - Signaling of tender-relevant information

Provide functions for customized creation of tenders and their linkage to a verified identity, revealing them simultaneously and in a distributed manner, to reduce uncertainty from vague specificat...

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Design Principle
design-knowledge/trust-enabling-capacity-exchange-dp2

DP2 - Signaling of identity-relevant information

Provide functions for decentralized storage, configuration and verification of identities to establish trust in each participant's identity, ensuring transparency and correctness of identity.

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Design Principle
design-knowledge/trust-enabling-capacity-exchange-dp3

DP3 - Authority and fairness

Provide functions for creating and decentrally storing contracts and their order-relevant contents, and for monitoring compliance and enforcing sanctions/rewards, providing a transparent data basis...

capacity-exchangedesign-principleinterorganizationalplatforms+2
Design Principle
design-knowledge/trust-enabling-capacity-exchange-dp4

DP4 - Incentive mechanisms

Make the value-adding benefits of cooperation and the imminent losses from violations transparent and observable to all participants, motivating them and deterring opportunistic behavior.

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Design Principle
design-knowledge/trust-enabling-capacity-exchange-dp5

DP5 - Screening functionality

Provide functions for depositing information, distributed and verified access, validity checking and searching/contacting participants, so that information obtained during retrieval is valid and tr...

capacity-exchangedesign-principleinterorganizationalplatforms+2
Design Principle
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DP6 - Reputation mechanism

Provide a reputation mechanism that, after the fulfillment stage, allows serious rating of each identity with decentralized collection and transparent processing/distribution of rating data, so par...

capacity-exchangedesign-principleinterorganizationalplatforms+2

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