KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT AND BLOCKCHAIN TECHNOLOGY FOR ORGANIZATIONAL RESILIENCE IN DIFFERENT ORGANIZATIONS

Eissa Mohammed Qahl

Abstract: The potential of blockchain technology and knowledge management (KM) together to propel organizations towards long-term resilience is the focus of this research. In contrast to blockchain's emphasis on openness, accountability, and traceability, KM encourages teamwork, fresh ideas, and well-informed choices. The three pillars of sustainable growth—social, economic, and environmental—are strengthened when they work in tandem. This study takes a mixed-methods approach, examining how these technologies have affected different industries and areas using quantitative and qualitative analysis. Improvements in long-term viability are positively correlated with blockchain and KM adoption, according to the findings. Problems with scalability, adoption hurdles, and implementation costs persist, especially in underdeveloped areas. To maximize the potential of blockchain and KM for organizational continuity and long-term development, the research stresses the need for standardized frameworks, studies tailored to specific sectors, and empirical validation. Insights from this study can help organizations and governments work towards global progress and enduring growth.

Keywords: Sustainability frameworks, Developing regions, Mixed-methods analysis, Blockchain technology, Knowledge management, Organisational sustainability, Transparency, Collaboration, Innovation, Social sustainability, Economic sustainability, Environmental sustainability, Technology adoption, Industry applications

DOI: 10.24874/PES08.02A.010

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