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Themistocleous, Marinos 8 Christodoulou, Klitos 7 Iosif, Elias 4 Katelaris, Leonidas 3 Louca, Soulla 2 Papangelou, Stamatis (Manos) 2 Savvides, Charis 2 Vlachos, Andreas 2 Barata, João 1 Berntzen, Lasse 1 Cunha, Paulo Rupino da 1 Demetriou, Gregoris 1 Demetriou, Stavros 1 Dondjio, Irenee 1 Estima, Jacinto 1 Fylaktou, Gregores 1 Hanneke, Björn 1 Ioannou, Stavros 1 Johannessen, Marius Rohde 1 Kapassa, Evgenia 1 Kazamias, Andreas 1 Kogias, Dimitrios G. 1 Küng, Lukas 1 Leligou, Helen C. 1 Lustenberger, Michael 1 Makridis, Christos A. 1 Michailidis, Maria P. 1 Rowe, Clint P. 1 Spychiger, Florian 1 Touloupou, Marios 1 Xevgenis, Michael 1 Zanardo, Enrico 1 d'Atri, Gianfranco 1
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19. Blockchain in Next Generation Networks (NGNs)
Xevgenis, Michael; Kogias, Dimitrios G.; Leligou, Helen C. - In: Handbook of blockchain technology, (pp. 329-348). 2025
Next Generation Networks (NGNs) are vital for the operation of demanding applications, such as ultra-low latency, high data rates, high availability, and wide area coverage. The dynamic nature of NGNs, the high-quality standards that must be guaranteed and the high expectations of the end-user...
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18. Fraud, crime prevention and financial crime investigation in blockchain
Fylaktou, Gregores; Savvides, Charis - In: Handbook of blockchain technology, (pp. 311-328). 2025
This chapter focuses on the unique nature of cryptoassets and blockchains to examine how their characteristics influence crime, crime prevention and crime investigation. It further examines policymaking, legislation and enforcement around these topics and studies past cases of criminal activity...
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17. Machine learning-based fraud detection in blockchain: a qualitative survey in IT, business, and finance sectors
Zanardo, Enrico; Christodoulou, Klitos; Iosif, Elias; … - In: Handbook of blockchain technology, (pp. 292-310). 2025
In recent years, there has been a focus on Blockchain technology and Machine Learning (ML). Blockchain, a distributed database of verifiable digital records, is a networked ledger of trusted digital records. Blockchain technologies could assist with international payments, safe data sharing,...
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16. Blockchain and the internet of vehicles: a conceptual model for demand response management
Kapassa, Evgenia; Themistocleous, Marinos - In: Handbook of blockchain technology, (pp. 277-291). 2025
In recent years, the rapid increase of Electric Vehicles (EVs) has accelerated the decentralization of the power grid and highlighted the need for alternative solutions to maintain balance and stability. This chapter investigates this area and focuses on the integration of blockchain technology...
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15. Blockchain in shipment transportation
Estima, Jacinto; Cunha, Paulo Rupino da; Barata, João - In: Handbook of blockchain technology, (pp. 261-276). 2025
Shipment transportation plays a critical role in the global economy, connecting manufacturers, suppliers, and consumers across different geographic regions. However, the shipment transportation industry faces numerous challenges, such as information asymmetry, a quest for more transparency, and...
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14. Blockchain in the smart city: participation and democratic involvement
Johannessen, Marius Rohde; Berntzen, Lasse - In: Handbook of blockchain technology, (pp. 246-260). 2025
The chapter aims to demonstrate how blockchain technology can benefit different categories of citizen participation and how this can be an integral part of smart cities. The public blockchain is generally better suited to democratic purposes, as the public domain is likely to increase trust....
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13. The challenges of blockchain technology and its impact on human resources
Michailidis, Maria P.; Demetriou, Gregoris; Demetriou, … - In: Handbook of blockchain technology, (pp. 226-244). 2025
Blockchain, a transformative force in business, is gaining recognition for its potential impact on Human Resources (HR). This study assesses the awareness of over 100 HR-related professionals regarding blockchain's value in enhancing HR efficiency, reducing costs, and integrating it into various...
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12. An algorithmic model for the assessment of cryptocurrency regulation
Vlachos, Andreas; Christodoulou, Klitos; Iosif, Elias; … - In: Handbook of blockchain technology, (pp. 211-225). 2025
Since 2009 cryptocurrencies have been adopted by many stakeholders worldwide. At the time, the market capitalization of cryptocurrencies exceeded 2.5 trillion US dollars and is expected to grow even more in the next few years. Despite the cryptocurrency disruption in numerous sectors, there is...
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11. An algorithmic model for blockchain maturity levels: a cross-country perspective
Vlachos, Andreas; Christodoulou, Klitos; Iosif, Elias; … - In: Handbook of blockchain technology, (pp. 200-210). 2025
The rapid adoption of blockchain technology and cryptocurrencies has largely occurred in an unstructured manner and without the use of any tools that assess blockchain adoption and maturity. This causes a lot of issues regarding the efficiency of the decision-making process, the development of...
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10. Barriers to blockchain adoption in developing countries: a systematic literature review
Dondjio, Irenee; Kazamias, Andreas - In: Handbook of blockchain technology, (pp. 184-199). 2025
The rapid evolution of blockchain technology and cryptocurrency has initiated significant developments in the cryptocurrency market and financial technology sector. Blockchain, the underlying technology of Bitcoin, has gained attention for its decentralized and secure nature, offering potential...
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