A Case Study of Execution of Untrusted Business Process on Permissioned Blockchain
Vahid Pourheidari, Sara Rouhani, Ralph deters

TL;DR
This paper explores executing untrusted real-world business processes on permissioned blockchains, demonstrating how Hyperledger Fabric can enhance trust, privacy, and collaboration among parties without relying on a central authority.
Contribution
It presents a case study of implementing an order processing process on Hyperledger Fabric, highlighting the benefits of permissioned blockchain for untrusted collaborative business processes.
Findings
Permissioned blockchain improves trust among untrusted parties.
Smart contracts automate process execution securely.
Enhanced privacy through access control in permissioned blockchain.
Abstract
Many studies have been done to improve the performance of centrally controlled business processes and enhance the integration between different parties of these collaborations. However, the most serious issues of collaborative business processes remained unsolved in these studies, lack of trust and divided data on various confidential ledgers. Blockchain technology has enormous potential to become a new substantial integration method for untrusted collaborative businesses. Using the governing consensus mechanism, blockchain eliminates the necessity of the trusted third party. It provides a distributed shared ledger which facilitates the job of the process monitoring for the parties. The smart contract, as a crucial tool, is used to define the guaranteed autonomous programs. In addition, the privacy of the data can be ensured by using a permissioned blockchain that handles the access…
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