Abstract

Blockchain technology, a brand-new category of disruptive internet technology, is frequently employed by businesses as a technological aid to enhance production procedures and reduce spending. In this paper, we will examine the effects of blockchain technology on business operations, as well as their advantages for internal business processes and their effects on external business collaboration. An examination of the literature revealed that it has largely ignored the link between blockchain technology and corporate operational capabilities based on actual data, focusing instead solely on the business process modelling and technology design process of a blockchain-based solution. As a result, this paper gathers information from African businesses that are either preparing to implement blockchain technology or already have. Quantitative analysis of the data was done. The findings indicate that one of the key driving forces for the adoption of blockchain technology is the growth of the enterprise asset scale. Additionally, this study demonstrates how implementing blockchain technology improves asset rotation rates and lowers sales expense rates. However, the adoption of blockchain technology is one of the key business choices, which is influenced by a number of significant elements, including the manager's style, the structure of human resources, and the external policy framework, in addition to the development circumstances and stage of the firm. This paper offers some helpful recommendations for developing blockchain initiatives in the future based on the findings of theoretical and empirical investigation.

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