Mattila, Juri

Mattila, Juri

Researcher

M.Sc. (Econ. & B.A)

juri.mattila@etla.fi

+358 43 825 8238

Digital Economy, Cleantech (E-commerce, Big Data, Internet of Things, Industrial Internet, Cryptocurrencies, Blockchain Technology) - Cleantech Research (Smart-Grid, Smart-Mobility) - The Role of Large Companies in the Economy

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One of the authors in the following publications

27.11.2019 Other publications Publications

The Resource Dependency of Data: A Prospective on Data Sharing in Supply Chains

Seppälä TimoHakanen EskoLähteenmäki IlkkaMattila JuriNiemi Rasmus

In addition to traditional production factors, such as capital and labor, data can also be considered a similar resource.

19.09.2019 Publications Reports 93

What Are the Benefits of Data Sharing? Uniting Supply Chain and Platform Economy Perspectives

Huttunen HenriSeppälä TimoLähteenmäki IlkkaMattila Juri

What Are the Benefits of Data Sharing? Uniting Supply Chain and Platform Economy Perspectives

Data as a resource and data sharing enable competitive supply chains and present-day digital platform business models. The recipe

12.06.2019 Briefs Publications

Is the Digital Future Sustainable?

Seppälä TimoMattila JuriRajala Risto

Is the Digital Future Sustainable?

It is predicted that in 2030, the energy consumption of the ICT sector will be 21% of the world’s

11.06.2019 Other publications Publications

Digibarometer 2019

Ali-Yrkkö JyrkiMattila JuriPajarinen MikaSeppälä Timo

Digibarometer 2019

Executive Summary Finland ranks third in Digibarometer 2019, which compares 22 countries with a composite index consisting of 36

24.04.2019 Other publications Publications

The Applicability on Blockchain Technology to Salary Income Taxation

Mattila JuriSeppälä TimoHukkinen TaneliLaikari ArtoMarkkanen KalleKoulu RiikkaJia Kai

This study examined whether blockchain-based smart contracts can be used to automate the process of taxing wage income. The

01.02.2019 Other publications Publications

BRIE-ETLA Conference Notes – Business and Work in the Era of Intelligent Tools

Mattila JuriRouvinen PetriSeppälä Timo

BRIE-ETLA Conference Notes – Business and Work in the Era of Intelligent Tools

This report summarizes the BRIE-ETLA conference held on August 30, 2018 at Hotel Kämp, Helsinki. It follows the structure

14.01.2019 Academic Publications Publications

Skimping on Gas – Reducing Ethereum Transaction Costs in a Blockchain Electricity Market Application

Hukkinen TaneliMattila JuriSeppälä TimoSmolander KariGooden Tobias

In recent years, information systems have not been largely evaluated by their operating costs, but mainly by their strategic

02.11.2018 Publications Reports 86

Who Holds the Reins? – Banks in the Crossfire of Global Platforms

Mattila JuriSeppälä TimoLähteenmäki Ilkka

Banking and financial services have traditionally been a heavily regulated industry where technology alone has not been a sufficient

14.09.2018 Publications Reports 84

Who Holds the Reins? – Banks in the Crossfire of Global Platforms

Mattila JuriSeppälä TimoLähteenmäki Ilkka

Banking and financial services have traditionally been a heavily regulated industry where technology alone has not been a sufficient

29.08.2018 Briefs Publications

Data Ownership and Governance – Finnish Law Perspective

Seppälä TimoJuhanko JariMattila Juri

As a general rule, information and data cannot be owned. Information and data may belong to various actors, but

12.07.2018 Academic Publications Publications

Expanding the Platform: Smart Contracts as Boundary Resources

Lauslahti KristianMattila JuriHukkinen TaneliSeppälä Timo

Platform businesses are born global, with instant access to global markets. Thanks to the algorithmic, self-executing and self-enforcing computer

12.07.2018 Academic Publications Publications

Distributed Governance in Multi-sided Platforms: A Conceptual Framework from Case: Bitcoin

Mattila JuriSeppälä Timo

Over the last decade, blockchain technology has facilitated a method by which a network of equipotent and equally privileged

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