Titlebook: Business Transformation through Blockchain; Volume II Horst Treiblmaier,Roman Beck Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s

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A Critical Examination of the Application of Blockchain Technology to Intellectual Property Managemectives: operation and implementation. We conclude that, while commentators often focus on technical characteristics of blockchain technology itself, it is the incentive design—which was fundamental to the original Bitcoin proposal—that is also critical to truly decentralised, and disintermediated, intellectual property management.

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Hermann Faller,Heiner Vogel,Matthias Jelittekchain technology, many innovative business models can be brought into reality. This chapter examines the state of the art and design issues of IoT and the blockchain integration from software architecture perspective. In particular, four typical architectural styles for such systems are presented a

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Hermann Faller,Heiner Vogel,Matthias Jelitteew business areas or adapt their products and services in order to create added value. Furthermore, generic platforms build on these domain?specific platforms to offer services across?business areas, which creates additional disruption potential. Manufacturing companies need to decide if they are to

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Medizinische Psychologie und Soziologiennected than any previous time in history. These networks are much harder to control than in the past; the unrestricted operation of a globalized industry has created a series of ecological and social crises. How should we tackle this web of interdependent complex crises and address some of the fund

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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-29996-3the data structure underlying cryptocurrencies, this chapter explores the potential of this technology to contribute to the broader societal goals of inter- and intra-generational equity commonly convened under the banner of sustainability. In particular, we examine how cryptocurrencies may alleviat

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Medizinische Psychologie und Soziologiemy. More specifically, we address the question on how blockchain can be used to develop a hybrid, transactional values-system using multiple values (e.g., electricity, mobility, assets, etc.) simultaneously between various actors. We do so by conceptually exploring the concept of circularity and sus