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Blockchain in Service Management and Service Research – Developing a Research Agenda and Managerial Implications

  • Marion Büttgen
  • , Julia Dicenta
  • , Kai Spohrer
  • , Viswanath Venkatesh
  • , Rajalakshmi Raman
  • , Hartmut Hoehle
  • , Arne De Keyser
  • , Cédric Verbeeck
  • , Thijs J. Zwienenberg
  • , Kim Peiter Jørgensen
  • , Roman Beck
  • , Olivier Rikken
  • , Marijn Janssen
  • , Zenlin Kwee
  • , Fabian Schär

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    Abstract

    As blockchain technology is maturing to be confidently used in practice, its applications are becoming evident and, correspondingly, more blockchain research is being published, also extending to more domains than before. To date, scientific research in the field has predominantly focused on subject areas
    such as finance, computer science, and engineering, while the area of service management has largely neglected this topic. Therefore, we invited a group of renowned scholars from different academic fields to share their views on emerging topics regarding blockchain in service management and service research. Their individual commentaries and conceptual contributions refer to different theoretical and domain perspectives, including managerial implications for service companies as well as forward-looking suggestions for further research.
    Original languageEnglish
    JournalJournal of Service Management Research
    Volume5
    Issue number2
    Pages (from-to)71-102
    ISSN2511-8676
    DOIs
    Publication statusPublished - 2021

    Keywords

    • Blockchain
    • Disintermediation
    • Distributed Ledger
    • Flash Loans
    • Governance
    • Privacy
    • Security
    • Service Ecosystems
    • Smart Contracts
    • Technology Adoption
    • Transparency
    • Trust
    • Universal Wallets
    • Value Creation

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