A Decision Framework for Assessing and Improving the Barriers of Blockchain Technology Adoption

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Chen F.-H. [1 ]
Hu K.-H. [2 ]
Lin S.-J. [3 ]
Hsu M.-F. [4 ]
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[1] Chinese Culture University, Taiwan
[2] Nanfang College Guangzhou, China
[3] National Kaohsiung University of Science and Technology, Taiwan
[4] National United University, Taiwan
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Blockchain Technology; Fuzzy Rough Set Theory; Manufacturing; Multiple Criteria Decision-Making; Operation Management;
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10.4018/JGIM.330134
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Blockchain is regarded as a mainstream technology by corporate leaders, who believe it will drive a new generation of business models. The trends of digital innovation have accelerated corporate blockchain technology adoptions, but when it comes to its applications, numerous barriers still exist that must be carefully addressed. In contrast to past decades, data gathering with the help of information technology has switched from being an expensive to an inexpensive process. It brings users sufficient messages, but also incurs the information overload problem. To combat this, a fusion framework integrated FRST-PSO and fuzzy DEMATEL is introduced herein. It assists users in identifying essential information and depicting the opaque relationships among criteria. The findings indicate that improvement priority, which runs in the order of regulatory environment, blockchain development talent, system integration, and function and reliability based on the magnitude of the impact, serves as a reference for the blockchain technology adoption to facilitate/solidify a firm’s competitive edges. © 2023 IGI Global. All rights reserved.
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