Leveraging Blockchain Technology to Enhance Library Security
C. Viji, J. Jagannathan, N. Rajkumar, Andrew Mohanraj, Balusamy Nachiappan, Judeson Antony Kovilpillai J · Advances in knowledge acquisition, transfer, and management book series/Advances in knowledge acquisition, transfer and management book series · 2024
The Blockchain era has rapidly gained recognition for its capability to revolutionize various industries, which include libraries. This abstract delves deeper into the important components of blockchain programs in libraries. It explores how blockchain can facilitate transparent and relaxed transactions within interlibrary loan structures, foster virtual rights management for content material acquisition, and decorate the authenticity of digital records. Additionally, the abstract explores the potential of blockchain in permitting libraries to create immutable facts of provenance for rare materials and organizing decentralized structures for useful resource sharing among libraries worldwide. Utilizing blockchain technology, libraries can't handily ensure the trustworthiness of records but also foster innovation in virtual protection and access offerings. This aims to offer a complete assessment of the possibilities and implications of integrating blockchain into library operations, paving the way for a more green and obvious data environment.