Marina Efthymiou

Dr. Marina Efthymiou

Business School, Dublin City University University, Dublin 9, Ireland
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Academic Career Length

12Years (2015-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

Representative Publications

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1 June 2019 in Journal of Safety Research
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DKDamien Kelly
Damien Kelly
Marina EfthymiouMarina Efthymiou
Marina Efthymiou

1 March 2019 in Annals of Tourism Research
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SCShaen Corbet
Shaen Corbet
JOJohn F. O’connell
John F. O’connell
Marina EfthymiouMarina Efthymiou
Marina Efthymiou
CGCathal Guiomard
Cathal Guiomard
BLBrian Lucey
Brian Lucey

1 November 2019 in Journal of Cleaner Production
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Marina EfthymiouMarina Efthymiou
Marina Efthymiou
Andreas PapatheodorouAndreas Papatheodorou
Andreas Papatheodorou

1 July 2021 in Journal of Air Transport Management
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DWDavid Warnock-Smith
David Warnock-Smith
AGAnne Graham
Anne Graham
JOJohn F. O'COnnell
John F. O'COnnell
Marina EfthymiouMarina Efthymiou
Marina Efthymiou

1 May 2020 in International Review of Financial Analysis
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Erdinc AkyildirimErdinc Akyildirim
Erdinc Akyildirim
SCShaen Corbet
Shaen Corbet
Marina EfthymiouMarina Efthymiou
Marina Efthymiou
CGCathal Guiomard
Cathal Guiomard
JOJohn F. O'COnnell
John F. O'COnnell
ASAhmet Sensoy
Ahmet Sensoy

24 February 2022 in Sustainability
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Marina EfthymiouMarina Efthymiou
Marina Efthymiou
KMKatie McCarthy
Katie McCarthy
CMChris Markou
Chris Markou
JOJohn F. O’connell
John F. O’connell
The aircraft maintenance sector has high complexity with many intermediaries, multiple actors sharing data and needs to ensure high data security. The implementation of Blockchain technology can significantly contribute to the aforementioned characteristics. This research explores the implementation of Blockchain technology in Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul (MRO). For this research, a mixed-method approach was followed to obtain a holistic view of the adoption of Blockchain technology in an aircraft maintenance facility. Semi-structured interviews and a case study were used. The interview findings related to the current status of maintenance records management. The findings also highlighted the value of data storage within MRO’s and the benefits of Blockchain. The paper also discusses the readiness/willingness of aircraft maintenance facilities to implement Blockchain and the barriers to implementation. Recommendations and areas for further research are identified.