Sustainable innovation in the metaverse: Blockchain's role in new business models

Le Bei Sze , Jari Salo , Teck Ming Tan
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This research aims to bridge a gap in the existing literature by investigating the role of the blockchain-based metaverse in fostering decentralized sustainable management, leveraging the principles of stakeholder capitalism theory. By conducting a content analysis of thirty-two expert reports from the blockchain-based metaverse industry, the study identifies five key attributes that can potentially cultivate innovation and decentralized sustainable management within the business domain. These attributes include a creator economy, a persistent synchronous virtual environment, decentralization, an interoperable network, and a digitalized mindset. The research underscores the need for stakeholders to adopt a sustainable approach when navigating the blockchain-based metaverse, highlighting the potential benefits achievable in a decentralized, hybrid physical-digital environment. This work stands as a pioneering effort in conceptualizing a theoretical framework that encapsulates decentralized sustainable management within the blockchain-based metaverse, underpinned by the principles of stakeholder capitalism. Thus, it contributes significantly to the academic discourse on the sustainable implications of blockchain technology in new business models.

元宇宙中的可持续创新:区块链在新商业模式中的作用
本研究旨在利用利益相关者资本主义理论的原则,调查基于区块链的元宇宙在促进分散式可持续管理方面的作用,从而弥补现有文献的不足。通过对来自区块链元宇宙行业的 32 份专家报告进行内容分析,本研究确定了有可能在商业领域培养创新和去中心化可持续管理的五个关键属性。这些属性包括创造者经济、持久同步虚拟环境、去中心化、可互操作网络和数字化思维。这项研究强调了利益相关者在驾驭基于区块链的元宇宙时采用可持续方法的必要性,突出了在去中心化、物理与数字混合环境中可实现的潜在效益。这项研究开创性地构思了一个理论框架,该框架以利益相关者资本主义原则为基础,囊括了基于区块链的元宇宙中的去中心化可持续管理。因此,它极大地促进了关于区块链技术在新商业模式中的可持续影响的学术讨论。
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