Complexity Perception Among Stakeholders of Blockchain Implementations: Can We Use a Measuring Instrument for this?

Blockchain is a (basic) technology that has made its mark in recent years. Blockchain is viewed just like the internet as a basic technique. One reason for implementing a blockchain is that it can make the purchase of a number of applications superfluous, because it can also offer the most important functionalities of these applications. Complexity perception is a concept that can be the subject of much debate. It is not easy to define, and yet people want to get a grip on it. This grip can be that people want to measure it. From research in 2017, a model (prototype) of a measuring instrument was designed in which complexity perception among stakeholders of an ERP implementation is measured (Tesselhof, 2018). Further research into what is already known about blockchain implementations in order to gain more control and understanding as well as research into the use of the measuring instrument in a blockchain implementation is necessary

A Proposed Conceptual Framework for Blockchain Systems

Across organisations data exchange is a topic of increasing interest. Blockchain technology is a promising technology for this management problem. Understanding the technology requires an understanding of the vocabulary related to blockchain systems and blockchain technology. The aim of this paper is to develop vocabulary and definitions for blockchain system, blockchain system type, blockchain system functional characteristics, blockchain subtype, blockchain system non-functional characteristics, blockchain system application area and governance of blockchain systems. This research is done by a systematic literature review and a systematic mapping study to identify vocabulary for defining a proposed conceptual framework for blockchain systems. None of the definitions have yet been used. As such, more work has to be done before actual implementations of putting such technology in a real life setting

Complexity Perception Among Stakeholders of Blockchain Implementations: Can we use a Measuring Instrument for this?

Tesselhof, K. and J. Veuger (2019), Complexity Perception Among Stakeholders of Blockchain Implementations: Can we use a Measuring Instrument for this? International Journal of Applied Science; Vol. 2, No. 3; 2019.ISSN 2576-7240  E-ISSN 2576-7259. Double-blind peer- reviewed. Impactfactor 2.778. https://j.ideasspread.org/index.php/ijas/article/view/357/374 Blockchain is a (basic) technology that has made its mark in recent years. Blockchain is viewed just like the internet as a basic technique. One reason for implementing a blockchain is that it can make the purchase of a number of applications superfluous, because it can also offer the most important functionalities of these applications. Complexity perception is a concept that can be the subject of much debate. It is not easy to define, and yet people want to get a grip on it. This grip can be that people want to measure it. From research in 2017, a model (prototype) of a measuring instrument was designed in which complexity perception among stakeholders of an ERP implementation is measured (Tesselhof, 2018). Further research into what is already known about blockchain implementations in order to gain more control and understanding as well as research into the use of the measuring instrument in a blockchain implementation is necessar

A Proposed Conceptual Framework for Blockchain Systems

Across organisations data exchange is a topic of increasing interest. Blockchain technology is a promising technology for this management problem. Understanding the technology requires an understanding of the vocabulary related to blockchain systems and blockchain technology. The aim of this paper is to develop vocabulary and definitions for blockchain system, blockchain system type, blockchain system functional characteristics, blockchain subtype, blockchain system non-functional characteristics, blockchain system application area and governance of blockchain systems. This research is done by a systematic literature review and a systematic mapping study to identify vocabulary for defining a proposed conceptual framework for blockchain systems. None of the definitions have yet been used. As such, more work has to be done before actual implementations of putting such technology in a real life setting