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研究生： 邱仕翔
Chiu, Shih-Hsiang
論文名稱： 區塊鏈是否真的去中間人? 不同產業之多重個案分析
Can Blockchain really Remove all Intermediaries? A Multiple-Case Study in Different Industries
指導教授： 尚孝純
Shang, Shari S.C
口試委員: 吳雅鈴
Wu, Ya-Ling
陳恭
Chen, Kung
學位類別： 碩士
Master
系所名稱： 商學院 - 資訊管理學系
Department of Management Information System
論文出版年： 2019
畢業學年度： 107
語文別： 英文
論文頁數： 48
中文關鍵詞： 區塊鏈 、中間人 、去中介化 、再中介化
外文關鍵詞： Blockchain, Intermediaries, Disintermediation, Reintermediation
DOI URL： http://doi.org/10.6814/NCCU201900941
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    • 區塊鏈被認為是具有顛覆既有流程的創新技術，因此近年來在台灣，有不少以提供區塊鏈技術或服務支援的新創產業如雨後春筍般的浮現，另外既有的產業也展開了雄心壯志試圖運用去中心化的技術，為流程帶來全新的風貌，但去中心化的技術是否真的會減少中間人管理的責任？而在區塊鏈的應用中，中間人是否還有存在的必要性？另外，面對區塊鏈去信任化的機制，使用者會期待機制建立的信任，還是中間人給予的信任？
    本研究採多重個案分析法探討不同產業在區塊鏈應用的意圖、中間人在區塊鏈應用的價值及找出中間人是否會因為去中心化的技術而被取代或轉型。

    Blockchain is a disruptive and innovative technology. How will the blockchain technology disrupt different fields? Blockchain technology has disrupted the existing processes and will improve the efficiency of many operations. With improved efficiency, will blockchain remove all intermediaries in the chains? Further, will all positions of the intermediaries agree to be replaced by blockchain? Many intermediaries have demonstrated their liberal attitudes toward embracing blockchain technology. What are the intended purposes behind the ambition of the intermediaries? This research adopts a multiple-case study and aims to determine whether the intermediaries in different industries will be eliminated by blockchain technology or transformed in terms of their roles into new ones.

    Acknowledgement I
    Abstract II
    摘要 III
    List of Figures VI
    List of Tables VI
    Chapter 1: Introduction 1
    1.1 Research Background and Motivation 1
    1.2 Research Question and Purpose 3
    Chapter 2: Literature Review 4
    2.1 Blockchain Technology 4
    2.1.1 Background on Blockchain 4
    2.1.2 How does Blockchain operate? 5
    2.1.3 The Key Features of Blockchain 6
    2.1.4 Blockchain Deployed Applications 8
    2.2 Definition of Intermediary 10
    2.3 Intermediaries in the Chains 10
    Chapter 3: Research Methodology 13
    3.1 Research Approach and Process 13
    3.2 Data Collection 15
    3.2.1 Select Criteria 15
    3.2.2 Case Description 15
    • Company A - Startup A 15
    • Company B - Startup B 16
    • Company C – Hospital C 16
    • Company D – Bank D 16
    Chapter 4: Research Results 18
    4.1 Case Study 18
    4.1.1 Case Study of Technology Industry - Startup A 18
    4.1.2 Case Study of Fintech Industry (NPO) - Startup B 21
    4.1.3 Case Study of Medical Industry - Hospital C 23
    4.1.4 Case Study of Financial Industry - Bank D 26
    4.2 Cross Analysis - The Intentions of Deploying Blockchain 29
    4.3 Cross Analysis -The Transformation after Deploying Blockchain 32
    Chapter 5: Conclusion 38
    5.1 Summary and Contribution 38
    5.2 Limitation and Future Research 39
    References 40
    Appendix 45
    An Open Question 45

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