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In this section we review the information on digital infrastructures that are relevant to understand how technology may improv efficiency of decentralized organizations. In particular, we introduce the basic information that is relevant to become familiar with the, nowadays widespread notion of [[Decentralized Autonomous Organization]] (DAO) as commonly perceived in the crypto-space. This specific analysis will be focused on the digital infrastructure characteristics and, given the large amount of available material, will only review those sources that are relevant to the MUSA research project at hand. | In this section we review the information on digital infrastructures that are relevant to understand how technology may improv efficiency of decentralized organizations. In particular, we introduce the basic information that is relevant to become familiar with the, nowadays widespread notion of [[Decentralized Autonomous Organization]] (DAO) as commonly perceived in the crypto-space. This specific analysis will be focused on the digital infrastructure characteristics and, given the large amount of available material, will only review those sources that are relevant to the MUSA research project at hand. | ||
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Revision as of 17:23, 21 August 2023
In this section we review the information on digital infrastructures that are relevant to understand how technology may improv efficiency of decentralized organizations. In particular, we introduce the basic information that is relevant to become familiar with the, nowadays widespread notion of Decentralized Autonomous Organization (DAO) as commonly perceived in the crypto-space. This specific analysis will be focused on the digital infrastructure characteristics and, given the large amount of available material, will only review those sources that are relevant to the MUSA research project at hand.
