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Sicherung des intellektuellen Kapitals mit Knowledge Blockchains

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Der Dokumentation und Externalisierung von Unternehmenswissen in Modellen kommt heute nicht nur aus organisationalen Gründen hohe Bedeutung zu. Die Absicherung der Integrität von Informationen und die verbindliche Zuordnung zu einzelnen Akteuren sind wesentlich für die Teilnahme an der digitalen Transformation über die eigenen Unternehmensgrenzen hinaus – zur Sicherung des intellektuellen Kapitals und zur Erfüllung von Dokumentationspflichten. Dieses Kapitel beschreibt ein Knowledge-Blockchain-Konzept, mit dem strukturiert in Unternehmensmodellen erfasstes Wissen durch digitale Signaturen und Integritätssicherung in der verteilten Umgebung einer Organisation abgesichert werden kann. Anhand eines Compliance-Beispiels wird thematisiert, wie Wissen mit dieser Permissioned Blockchain über die Zeit nachverfolgbar wird, verbindlich einzelnen Akteuren zugeordnet werden kann, mit Zugriffsrechten und Delegationsmechanismen erweiterbar ist und wie ein Nachweis der Existenz von Wissen zu führen ist. Das Fazit fasst die Anwendung des Konzepts vor dem Hintergrund unterschiedlicher Verteilungstechnologien zusammen.

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    Siehe auch https://www.adoxx.org/.

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    Anti Money Laundering.

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Fill, HG., Härer, F. (2020). Sicherung des intellektuellen Kapitals mit Knowledge Blockchains. In: Fill, HG., Meier, A. (eds) Blockchain . Edition HMD. Springer Vieweg, Wiesbaden. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-658-28006-2_15

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