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dc.contributor.advisor苑守慈zh_TW
dc.contributor.advisorYuan, Soe-Tysren_US
dc.contributor.author江柏緯zh_TW
dc.contributor.authorChiang, Po-Weien_US
dc.creator江柏緯zh_TW
dc.creatorChiang, Po-Weien_US
dc.date2017en_US
dc.date.accessioned2017-08-28T03:26:36Z-
dc.date.available2017-08-28T03:26:36Z-
dc.date.issued2017-08-28T03:26:36Z-
dc.identifierG0104356026en_US
dc.identifier.urihttp://nccur.lib.nccu.edu.tw/handle/140.119/112158-
dc.description碩士zh_TW
dc.description國立政治大學zh_TW
dc.description資訊管理學系zh_TW
dc.description104356026zh_TW
dc.description.abstract在後數位化時代,有無數的數位服務生態圈在爭奪著有限的市場。而要贏得這場競爭最好的方式就是遵照服務設計的理論來滿足顧客的渴望。本研究期望運用科技化的輔助方式來幫助服務設計者建立一個以顧客主導邏輯為基礎的區塊鏈服務生態系統。在這個方法裡面,我們必須要解譯服務設計者的服務價值主張,並且找出與之相關的價值活動來作為之後服務設計的樣本。最後透過服務渴望度、創新度以及利害關係人認可程度三個面向來衡量整個價值結構設計是否可行並有發展潛力。zh_TW
dc.description.abstractIn the post-digital era, there are countless digital ecosystems to fight for the limited market share. Using service design theory to fulfill customers’ desire is the best way to win the competence. This paper proposes a technology facilitating approach to help service designers configure their blockchain-based service ecosystem with customer-dominate logic. We rephrase the service value proposition inputted by service designers and filtering related value activities as the model of designed ecosystem. To make the decentralized ecosystem become a destination, we have to examine the value configuration from three different perspectives which are desirability, disruption, and consensus. These three dimensions provide service designers with a method that can help assess if a configuration is making sense or not. After all, this paper is aimed to support service designers to create a digital destination ecosystem by recommending activities and evaluating score of ecosystem configuration.en_US
dc.description.tableofcontentsChapter 1 Introduction 1\n1.1 Background and Motivation 1\n1.2 Research Question 2\n1.3 Research method 4\n1.4 Purpose and contribution 5\n1.5 Content Organization 5\nChapter 2 Literature Review 7\n2.1 Service design tools 7\n2.1.1 Empathy map 7\n2.1.2 Customer journey 8\n2.1.3 Service blueprint 8\n2.2 Destination 9\n2.2.1 Digital destination 9\n2.3 Blockchain technology 10\n2.3.1 Smart property 11\n2.3.2 Smart contract 11\nChapter 3 D3 Accelerator Project 13\n3.1 Conceptual framework of D3 Accelerator 13\n3.2 System architecture of D3 accelerator 15\n3.3 The system flow of D3 accelerator 16\nChapter 4 Methodology 19\n4.1 Conceptual framework 19\n4.2 System Architecture 22\n4.3 Value activities analysis module 25\n4.4 Stakeholder puzzling module 29\n4.5 Consensus measurement module 34\nChapter 5 Application and Scenario 38\nChapter 6 Evaluation 45\n6.1 Propositions 45\n6.2 Assumptions 46\n6.3 Questionnaire Design 46\n6.4 Case Study of Experiment 48\n6.5 Measurements and Data Collection 49\n6.5.1 Verification of Disruption 50\n6.5.2 Verification of Desirability 52\n6.5.3 Verification of Consensus level 55\n6.5.4 Verification of Propositions 56\n6.6 Findings and Discussion 59\nChapter 7 Conclusion 61\n7.1 Contributions 61\n7.2 Managerial Implications 62\n7.3 Limitations and Future Works 63\nReference 64\nAppendix A - Questionnaire 67\nAppendix B – Questionnaire result of Disruption 68\nAppendix C – Questionnaire result of Desirability 71\nAppendix D – Questionnaire result of Consensus Level 74\nAppendix E – Questionnaire result for PLS analysis 77zh_TW
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dc.subject區塊鏈生態系統zh_TW
dc.subject服務渴望度zh_TW
dc.subject服務創新度zh_TW
dc.subject利害關係人協議zh_TW
dc.subjectDestinationen_US
dc.subjectService desirabilityen_US
dc.subjectService disruptionen_US
dc.subjectStakeholder consensusen_US
dc.subjectBlockchain-based ecosystemen_US
dc.title以顧客主導邏輯輔助區塊鏈數位生態系統之利害關係人價值結構設計zh_TW
dc.titleValue Configuration of Blockchain-based Digital Ecosystem Stakeholders: A Customer Dominant Logic Perspectiveen_US
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