Adoption of Blockchain Technology for Data Management of Human Resource Demands in Organizational Enterprises
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https://doi.org/10.59461/ijdiic.v3i2.104Keywords:
Human Resource, Organizational Enterprises, Blockchain, Smart Contracts, Proof of Work (PoW)Abstract
Human resource data accuracy has become a significant factor in assessing the effectiveness and performance of human resource management (HRM) in businesses. Numerous human resource hazards originating from asymmetric information continue to cost firms money and even put companies out of business despite the rapid progress of mobile technology and Internet technology. Blockchain is a transaction platform that makes use of the immutability qualities of immutable data records. Because of the dispersed nature of this technology, it has a broad variety of applications in numerous industries. Seeing the potential of this new technology, we picked the HRM sector since this data must be kept private and secret while still having great research value. This research presents a unique blockchain-based encryption method for establishing an HRM data method that decreases the danger of HRM data integrity. The data is authenticated using smart contracts, and data is encrypted using the proposed Improved Identity-based blowfish encryption algorithm (IIBEA) with Particle Swarm Optimization (PSO). New blocks are verified using the Proof of Work (PoW) consensus process. The suggested model's metrics are examined and compared to traditional encryption approaches. This model solves the lack of difference in the authenticity of HRM information, and it will give real and effective information to the HRM of organizational companies.
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