Balancing Technical, Human and Environmental Perspectives: A Model-Driven Development Framework for Stakeholder Inclusion

New and promising technologies constantly emerge. While they often show theoretical potential by defining high-value use cases, integrating them seamlessly into existing socio-technical ecosystems remains a significant challenge. This paper follows a Design Science Research approach to build a conceptual modeling-based framework to assesses how functional elements of new technologies align strategically with a set of technical, human, and environmental values. This approach is called the Model-Driven Framework for Security, Efficiency, Resiliency and Sustainability Value Alignment (MoDriSERSAl); it uses i* and Non-Functional Requirements (NFR) modeling tools to connect technical and human perspectives. The framework is materialized through a meta-model defining its concepts and a process fragment illustrating its application organization. We apply MoDriSERSAl to blockchain technology integration for Electronic Health Record (EHR) management to enable prioritization based on stakeholder inclusion (i.e. ensuring their needs and dependencies drive the integration process). MoDriSERSAl constitutes an effort towards stakeholder-based governance.