Daniel Lauzurica’s scientific contributions

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Publications (2)

Fostering Multi-stakeholder Collaboration Through Co-production and Rewarding
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November 2022

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Julen Badiola

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Daniel Lauzurica

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This paper describes a digital tool to foster sustainable engagement of stakeholders in collaborative processes, namely Collaborative Environment. A distinguishing aspect of the tool is its co-production model-based project management and its emphasis on reusability. The paper also reasons on how this tool should be effectively complemented to realize long-run and effective stakeholder collaboration, which is essential in bringing about social innovation. KeywordsCo-productionMicroservicesSustainable development

Citations (1)

... As for ethical considerations, the interviewees agreed with the recording and were informed about the anonymity guarantee. Table 2 categorises the interviewees and Sustainable Incentives with References and Description Behavioural (S1) [7,16,17,23,29,33,39,48,66] BC and smart contracts in the public sector can create a system of rewards to incentivise individuals and companies to act sustainably [39,48] as a behaviour change intervention [7], with rewards either for the person performing the behaviour [23] or for third parties or social causes [16,33]. Process' standardisation (S2) [7,16,17,28,29,65] Adopting a new technology like BC is an opportunity for public organisations to shape organisational behaviour that impacts business processes, reimagining their existing processes [16,48]. ...

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Sustainable Tokenisation Model for the Public Sector: Selecting the most suitable business process
Social Coin: Blockchain-mediated incentivization of citizens for sustainable collaborative processes
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  • September 2021

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Jorge el Busto

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Daniel Lauzurica

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