Data Spaces Discovery Day Barcelona

Business value of sovereign data sharing

Barcelona | September 28, 2022

Tech experts and data enthusiasts joined us in Spain for the first Data Spaces Discovery Day – a one day event all about data spaces!

Get a taste here of the great atmosphere in Barcelona and of topics that have been discussed such as data sovereignty, cross-domain data sharing and domain-specific data spaces.

Take a look back at our event, see which renowned speakers from the Spanish data sharing community have been on stage, which use cases for sovereign data sharing have been shown, which examples have been used to illustrate the business benefits.

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Registration & check-in

Welcome messages

André Radon

André Radon

André Radon

David Pereira

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André Radon

David Oliva

T-Systems

Data spaces from a strategic perspective

Keynote

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Lars Nagel

Introduction to data spaces

Christoph Mertens

Christoph Mertens

How transparent data sharing contributes to resilient & sustainable supply chains

Data space example by SEAT & Volkswagen

ute Burkhardt

Ute Burkhardt

Volkswagen

Why we need to rethink production & logistics

Video message

Frank Göller

Frank Göller

Volkswagen

Connected data spaces to reduce CO2

Data space example by NTT & OMRON

Koki Mitani - NTT

Koki Mitani

Tim Foreman

Tim Foreman

Coffee break & networking

Exhibition journey

Demos & pitches by all exhibitors: AI4ES, BAIDATA, CIDAI, i2Cat, IDSA, NTT Data, Sovity, SQS, T-Systems and Tecnalia

Parallel fishbowl discussions

Organizational, legal & technical challenges to keep in mind when developing a data space

Rizkallah Touma

Rizkallah Touma

i2CAT

ute Burkhardt

Ute Burkhardt

Volkswagen

Sonia Jimenez

Sonia Jimenez

How today’s AI, analytics and other data tech fits into future data space future of Europe

Joan Mas

Joan Mas

Emma Galindo

Emma Galindo-Diez

T-Systems

Sonia Jimenez

Julien Adelberger

Path to the adoption of the International Data Spaces standard

Alberto Berreteaga Tecnalia

Alberto Berreteaga

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Christoph Mertens

Christoph Mertens

Lunch & networking

Open and fair data spaces

Keynote

Merce Crosas (2)

Mercè Crosas

Juan Altes

Juan Altes

T-Systems

Doing business with data spaces

Panel discussion

Nuria de Lama

Nuria de Lama

Dandan Wang

Dandan Wang

T-Systems

Itziar Landa Torres

Itziar Landa Torres

Francisco Lupiañez-Villanueva

Francisco Lupiañez-Villanueva

ute Burkhardt

Ute Burkhardt

Volkswagen

Catena-X and its link with the Spanish automotive industry

André Radon

André Radon

André Radon

Sven Loeffler

T-Systems

André Radon

Elena Madera

T-Systems

International Data Spaces & the interplay of DSSC and DSBA

Francesco Bonfiglio

Francesco Bonfiglio

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Lars Nagel

Daniel Alonso Román

Daniel Alonso Román

ITI investigate

Ulrich Ahle FIWARE

Ulrich Ahle

FIWARE

Ana Garcia Robles

Ana Garcia

Coffee break & networking

Accelerating sovereign data ecosystems

BAIDATA roundtable

André Radon

Oscar Lazaro

André Radon

Cesar Prol

André Radon

Laura Marron

André Radon

Felip Prieto

André Radon

Begoña Laibarra

Four parallel workshops

Sovereign data spaces 4.0 deployment pathways for sustainable and resilient manufacturing

Jesús Alonso

Jesus Alonso

Eva Codina

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Sonia Jimenez

Fernando Pareja

T-Systems

How to implement IDS with focus on energy data spaces

Alberto Berreteaga Tecnalia

Alberto Berreteaga

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Sebastian Kleff

Sebastian Kleff

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Sonia Jimenez

Begoña Molinete

Sonia Jimenez

Aitor Arnaiz

Building data spaces for tourism and urban mobility

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Txetxu Santamaria

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Jim Ahtes

Jim Ahtes

i2CAT

Sonia Jimenez

Josep Laborda

Sonia Jimenez

Nuria de Lama

Silvia Castellvi

Silvia Castellvi

Agrifood data space – Key challenges and action points

SÉBASTIEN-PICARDAT

Sebastien Picardat

David-Martinez (1)

David Martínez

Sonia Jimenez

Giulia Antonucci

Engineering

Sonia Jimenez

Luis Pérez-Freire

Roadmap: governmental aid to the development of data space

Keynote

André Radon

Javier Esteve Pradera

Closing address | next steps, events, projects

André Radon

André Radon

Reception and Networking

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Fundació Joan Miró
Parc de Montjuïc
Barcelona

Hosts and co-organizers:

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MONDRAGON ASSEMBLY EGOKIA

MONDRAGON ASSEMBLY - an international firm specializing in the development of automatization and assembly solutions for various sectors. It operates 6 production plants around the world and is part of the largest cooperative group in the world | IKERLAN Technical research center and member of IDSA

CHALLENGE:

EGOKIA solution allows collaborative learning and knowledge sharing between geographically distributed plants, integrating headquarters in Basque Country and domain experts. Thanks to the data space, data, and AI assets can be securely shared throughout different corporate sites and a new knowledge-based economy emerges.

SUCCESS:

Deploys an architecture based on IDSA connectors, linking Mondragon Assembly’s data and AI platforms from different corporate sites. With this new reliable data space, we extend the lifecycle of artificial intelligence models, enhance their capabilities, and facilitate trusted access and use of its assets by EGOKIA participants.

BENEFITS:

NEW BUSINESS MODEL: A new business model based on AI services and a knowledge-based economy. RELIABLE AI SOLUTIONS: A "standardized", flexible, and secure solution to break data silos to share and complete AI assets and processes between trusted organizations and production plants. Measurable benefits can be listed as: Up to 30% quality on models thanks to the application of federated learning techniques, reduce inversion and time to market on IA-based solutions or lower communications loads. STANDARIZED DATA SPACE – The organization is ready to take part in the knowledge economy with other entities, domain experts, and technology providers.

COMPONENTS:

Data Space connectors 8.0.2 Metada Broker 5.0.3 Identity Provider 1.6.0

Increased visibility of order delivery process

VTT | Wärtsilä | Uwira

CHALLENGE:

The use case revolves around expediting and enhancing transparency between a focal company of a manufacturing ecosystem (OEM) and its supplier in their production order management processes. The existing communication methods have proven inadequate in facilitating efficient and adaptable exchanges between the two entities. By facilitating transparency and fostering a more seamless integration between the IT systems of both companies, the management of product orders can be streamlined, resulting in heightened efficiency and a reduction in errors.

SUCCESS:

The objective is to facilitate a reliable and seamless flow of data between the OEM and its supplier by establishing a dedicated data space. The developed solution will be seamlessly integrated with pre-existing IT infrastructures of both companies and the solution is grounded in the framework of the IDS reference architecture.

The OEM can selectively disclose data from their production environment to the supplier without the fear of data leakages. Respectively, the supplier receives only the data that are essential for them and there is no need to locally extract meaningful insights and valuable information from big data sets.

BENEFITS:

The established data space solution has the potential to significantly enhance transparency between the OEM and the supplier. This gives rise to several potential benefits, including:
Effective Communication: Transparent communication helps in conveying accurate information about product specifications, requirements, changes, and timelines.
Risk Management: Sharing information about potential risks, such as changes in demand or design modifications, allows suppliers to proactively address these issues. Furthermore, in times of disruptions, such as supply shortages or unexpected market shifts, transparent communication helps both parties respond more effectively.
Cost Efficiency: Transparent communication allows both parties to work together to find cost-effective solutions.

COMPONENTS:

IDS connectors - serve as the communication interface linking the two companies and their existing IT systems. With IDS connectors, a data provider can define the rules and conditions (usage policies) under which data are shared with a data consumer.
DAPS - enables connectors to authenticate themselves using X.509 certificates. After successful authentication, the DAPS issues OAuth2 access tokens for connectors, who need these tokens to access the services and data of other connectors.
Metadata Broker— stores information about the data end-points offered by the participants. The broker provides a query interface for connectors and can hence be considered as the search engine in this use case.

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