Corruption and lack of transparency remain critical challenges in governance systems
around the world. These issues are often perpetuated by centralized systems and their …

The technological revolution, particularly the availability of more data and more powerful
computational tools, has led to the emergence of a new scientific field called “Computational …

Protecting intellectual property rights (IPR) in the architecture, engineering, and construction
(AEC) industry is a long-standing challenge. In the collaborative digital environments, where …

Purpose The aim of this article states that in each stage of the industrial revolution, only a
few initiatives have been real game changers. In Industry 3.0,“Internet of Information” has …

Establishing a fair benefit distribution system for construction projects, in which participants
often need to work together in a highly uncertain and interrelated environment, is …

Blockchain is a form of digital distributed ledger, referring to databases decentralized across
numerous users, facilitating peer-to-peer transactions by eliminating or reducing the need …

This paper outlines why and how blockchain can digitally support and evolve the
governance of collaborative project deliveries, such as integrated project deliveries (IPDs) …

Long-term access to lifecycle data is key to a successful transition towards a circular built
environment. However, the underlying technology often remains centralized and risks …

This paper presents a first conceptualization for decentralized project delivery through the
combination of blockchain technology and common pool resource governance theory, also …

The field of construction informatics is fragmented and lacks clarity in understanding the
interconnection of different data management strategies. This makes it challenging to …