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Blockchain‐Enabled Data Sharing in Supply Chains: Model, Operationalization, and Tutorial

Zhiyuan Wang, Zhiqiang Zheng, Wei Jiang, Shaojie Tang

2021Production and Operations Management211 citationsDOI

Abstract

Data sharing between upstream and downstream entities is vital for the success of a supply chain. However, distrust, privacy concerns, data misuse, and the asymmetric valuation of shared data between entities often hinder data sharing. This problem calls for a secure, efficient, fair, and trustworthy data‐sharing mechanism. The key to such a successful system hinges on how to trace the data usage, determine the value of the seller’s data to the buyer and then compensate the seller accordingly. To this end, we design and implement a blockchain‐enabled data‐sharing marketplace for a stylized supply chain. We demonstrate how a blockchain can be used to overcome these impediments in supply‐chain data sharing and provide a detailed tutorial with a step‐by‐step implementation for how to set up such a data exchange prototype using Hashgraph.

Topics & Concepts

Computer scienceData sharingStylized factOperationalizationSupply chainBlockchainKey (lock)DistrustData exchangeComputer securityBusinessDatabaseMarketingPolitical sciencePathologyMedicineEconomicsPhilosophyMacroeconomicsLawEpistemologyAlternative medicineBlockchain Technology Applications and SecuritySupply Chain and Inventory ManagementConsumer Market Behavior and Pricing
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