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Towards a Method to Evaluate the Degree of Innovation in Blockchain-Based Business Models: An Exploratory Study on Green Urban Mobility

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  • André Lomonte Figueiredo

    (University of Sao Paulo – Sao Carlos School of Engineering)

  • Alfredo Colenci Neto

    (University of Sao Paulo – Sao Carlos School of Engineering)

  • Daniel Capaldo Amaral

    (University of Sao Paulo – Sao Carlos School of Engineering)

Abstract

Blockchain technology has emerged as a prominent solution to address challenges related to security, privacy, and interconnectivity across various applications involving interdependent actors. This includes green urban mobility initiatives, such as electric vehicles. However, the complexity of Blockchain creates a knowledge gap between developers and business experts, which can lead to ineffective solutions with limited innovation due to the misapplication of this technology. A key question arises: how can we assess whether Blockchain has been effectively applied? This exploratory study examines the development of a method for evaluating innovation in Blockchain-based business models for green urban mobility, aiming to categorize the technological maturity of solutions and assess their impacts. We propose and test a structured procedure and present directions for future research.

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  • André Lomonte Figueiredo & Alfredo Colenci Neto & Daniel Capaldo Amaral, 2026. "Towards a Method to Evaluate the Degree of Innovation in Blockchain-Based Business Models: An Exploratory Study on Green Urban Mobility," Springer Proceedings in Business and Economics,, Springer.
    • Handle: RePEc:spr:prbchp:978-3-032-23124-6_6
    DOI: 10.1007/978-3-032-23124-6_6
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