Design and Implementation of a Distributed Ledger Technology Platform to Support Customs Processes within Supply Chains

2023-12-02 | conference paper. A publication with affiliation to the University of Göttingen.

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​Finke, Christian, et al. "Design and Implementation of a Distributed Ledger Technology Platform to Support Customs Processes within Supply Chains​." ​ACIS 2023 Proceedings, ​2023, pp. 1​-16​. ​

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Authors
Finke, Christian ; Graf, Lennart; Guthahn, Stephan; Leidecker, Lukas; Masoldt, Alexander; Schumann, Matthias 
Abstract
In international trade, customs clearance fulfills complex and country-specific tasks in the execution of supply chain processes. Importers and exporters have to integrate customs authorities into the information flow, as customs authorities require information, e.g., on the bill of lading and the commercial invoice apart from the customs declaration. In addition, involved sub-service providers increase the problem of information asymmetry and the required coordination effort. Practice and research consider Distributed Ledger Technology (DLT) as a potential solution since this technology maintains a mutually agreed and secure database of value-creation partners. However, research has hardly investigated the design of such DLT systems. Therefore, we present a requirements catalogue, a concept, and a prototype of a DLT platform to address the outlined problem of information asymmetry, especially with a focus on customs processes.
Issue Date
2-December-2023
Organization
Professur für Anwendungssysteme und E-Business 
Working Group
Forschungsbereich Digitalisierung in Produktionsprozessen 
Conference
34th Australasian Conference on Information Systems 2023
Conference Place
Wellington, New Zealand
Event start
2023-12-05
Event end
2023-12-08
Language
English
Fulltext
https://aisel.aisnet.org/acis2023/6/
Subject(s)
Distributed Ledger Technology; Supply Chain; Customs Processes; Design Science Research

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