Trust all the Way!

IDSA Winterdays
February 16 & 17, 2022

We brought together our members at our IDSA Winterdays on February 16 & 17. Specialists for the development of rulebooks and the reference architecture, experts forthe setup of a data spaces and the design of use cases, and the developers of certification and testbeds showed all crucial elements of a data space!

Below you find the speakers and their slides as well as the videos of the sessions so you can review the extensive content that emerged from our IDSA Winterdays.

These experts have organized the IDSA Winterdays:


Sarah Becker idigiT	Alberto Berreteaga Tecnalia	Robin Brandstädter Fraunhofer IESE	Gerd Brost Fraunhofer AISEC	Mike de Roode TNO


Michaela Drost Deutsche Telekom	Andreas Heindl acatech	Monika Huber Fraunhofer AISEC	Markus Ketterl MSG	Jörg Langkau nicos


Douwe Lycklama Innopay	Koki Mitani NTT	Constantijn Molengraaf Innopay	Richard Ooms Innopay	Hermann Pals TNO


Heinrich Pettenpohl Fraunhofer ISST	Chris Langdon Deutsche Telekom	Andreas Teuscher SICK	Marko Turpeinen 1001 Lakes

IDSA Winterdays have been supported by:

Opening panel: Turning data spaces into reality

The Data Spaces Business Alliance accelerates business transformation in the data economy. The alliance considers data spaces as key to achieving sovereign, interoperable and trustworthy data-sharing across businesses and societies – a key step to the data economy of the future. They embrace this reality, converging the best skills, assets, and experience in Europe into a one-stop-shop for data spaces, from inception to deployment.

Speakers and presenters

Ulrich Ahle

CEO at FIWARE

Francesco Bonfiglio

CEO at Gaia-X

Ana Garcia Robles

Secretary General at BDVA

Lars Nagel

CEO at IDSA

Video

Journey: 5 steps to build a data space

Let's start our journey here! We will start with the most important basics – RAM and Rulebook. We will be talking about components that are important for a data space. Use cases are scenarios that give an idea of what a data space looks like. But how is it then built together? And how is it implemented? As you can see, our journey is going to be exciting. We'll make many fascinating stops along the way.

Speakers and presenters

Markos Matsas

Senior Project Manager at IDSA

Christoph Mertens

Head of Adoption at IDSA

Video and Slides

5 steps to build a data space | Markos Matsas, IDSA

Standardization in data spaces: IDS-RAM and ISO certification

A keynote presents a new look at data space standardization. You'll also get an update on the new RAM 4.0 and an outlook on what's next. We'll talk to you about usage control policy and context information in data spaces. And, watch out, we reveal where IDS stands on the road towards ISO.

Speakers and presenters

Andreas Teuscher

Chief Industrial Security Officer at SICK

Gerd Brost

Researcher at Fraunhofer AISEC

Robin Brandstädter

Software Engineer at Fraunhofer IESE

Ray Walshe

AI, Data Governance & Standardization Specialist

Sebastian Steinbuss

CTO at IDSA

Video and slides

Standardization in data spaces | Gerd Brost, Fraunhofer AISEC

Standardization in data spaces | Sebastian Steinbuss, IDSA

Rulebooks for data spaces

There is a broad need to ensure trust in data spaces. This requires novel approaches and development of multi-party governance schemes. The rulebook approach works at multiple levels:

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guaranteeing interoperability in data spaces and between data spaces,
providing a holistic governance approach for data space initiatives
creating a reliable foundation for commercial offerings that support building of data spaces (including clear lifecycle, change management, versioning) and
becoming a tool that can assist in defining data usage control principles for a data space and automating data sharing contracts.

In this session we will take together a deep dive into the topic of rulebooks covering the above viewpoints through proven rulebook model frameworks, rulebook usage examples and existing implementations.

Speakers and presenters

Marko Turpeinen

CEO at 1001 Lakes

Mika Huthamäki

Head of Identity & MyData at Vastuu

Mikko Sierla

Manager International Affairs at Vastuu

Matthias de Bièvre

CEO at VISIONS

Bauke Rietveld

Senior Consultant at INNOPAY

Video and slides

Rulebooks for data spaces | Marko Turpeinen, 1001 Lakes

Data spaces are already here

Explore today’s world of data sharing and uncover that there are already more data spaces than you may realize! Also, you will find that ‘data sovereignty’ is spectrum, all within the architectural vision of IDS.

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If the context permits, two or more parties can already be a data space, while they have no need yet to functionally implement the whole scope of IDS. E.g. it can be already enough to start by implementing identity access management and leave out edge computing for the moment.

As ecosystems grow bigger and risks increase, more of the architecture must be implemented. The natural tendency will be that data spaces become interoperable over time, as participants see fit when their business needs evolve.

Speakers and presenters

Douwe Lycklama

Founding Partner at INNOPAY

Juanjo Hierro

CTO at FIWARE

Gerard van der Hoeven

Executive Director at iSHARE Foundation

Dennis Weber

Data Engineer at Advaneo

Silvia Castellvi

Senior Consultant Stakeholders Engagement at IDSA

Video and slides

Data spaces are already here | Dennis Weber, Advaneo

Data spaces are already here | Juanjo Hierro, Fiware

Realizing data sharing use cases as a stepping stone to data spaces

You will dive into the Data Sharing Coalition’s methodology and tools of on how to realize an interoperable use case which is ready for future. We will discuss the Coalition’s three step approach to explore, design and implement a data sharing use case, the corresponding tools with each step and how a single use case can develop into a large scale ecosystem.

Speakers and presenters

Bauke Rietveld

Senior Consultant at INNOPAY

Richard Ooms

Consultant at INNOPAY

Video and slides

Realizing data sharing use case | Bauke Rietveld, Innopay

Realizing data sharing use cases | Richard Ooms, Innopay

Open-source community – what, why, how

The open-source portfolio of IDS building blocks is a collective development environment where you can find IDS components in a variety of implementations, and you can work with others on IDS ideas transparently and collaboratively.

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Everyone is welcome to participate in the IDS open-source community which we will introduce. Also on our topic list:

How open-source accelerates the evolution of data spaces
Its objectives and tasks
How it is organized and how it works

We will demonstrate how a open-source suggestion is sent as an issue and how it is resolved, how a code update, modification or addition is sen, discussed and approved.

Speakers and presenters

Alberto Berreteaga Barbero

IDS Competence Centre Coordinator at TECNALIA

Sebastian Opriel

Co-Founder and CTO at sovity

Peter Koen

Principal Cloud Standards Architect at Microsoft

Hannes Bauer

CEO at TRUZZT

Gernot Boege

Solution Architect at FIWARE

Anil Turkmayali

Senior Project Manager at IDSA

Video and slides

Open-source community | Alberto Berreteaga, Tecnalia

Open-source community | Anil Turkmayali, IDSA

Open-source community | Gernot Boege, Fiware

Open-source community | Hannes Bauer, Truzzt

Open-source community | Peter Koen, Microsoft

Open-source community | Sebastian Opriel, Sovity

Putting it all together: IDS component developement

Gain an overview of the IDS developer community and its key documents. With this knowledge, you can start to learn about the IDS and participate in the development of an open-source IDS component or develop your own IDS component.

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Furthermore, we present some developments so that you can already get a first impression about the development of IDS components:

DAPS developement
Metadata Broker developement
TNO Connector developement
TRUE Connector developement
Eclipse Dataspace Connector developement

Speakers and presenters

Heinrich Pettenpohl

Researcher at Fraunhofer ISST

Gerd Brost

Researcher at Fraunhofer AISEC

Maarten Kollenstart

Researcher at TNO

Tim Wirtz

Senior Data Scientist at Fraunhofer IAIS

Mattia Marzano

Researcher at Engineering

Julia Pampus

Researcher at Fraunhofer ISST

Gabriele De Luca

Senior Researcher at Engineering

Video and slides

IDS Component Development | Gabriele de Luca, Engineering

IDS Component Development | Heinrich Pettenpohl, Fraunhofer ISST

IDS Component Development | Julia Pampus, Fraunhofer ISST

IDS Component Development | Marion Borowski, Engineering

IDS Component Development | Thomas Bellebaum, Fraunhofer AISEC

IDS Component Development | Maarten Kollenstart, TNO

Wrap-up session | Discussion

WEDNESDAY | February 16

THURSDAY | February 17

Warm-up session

Winter outside. Get warm with a cup of coffee and listen to our intro!

Speakers and presenters

Arian Firouzbakhsh

Solution Architect at IDSA

Video

How to Connect Data Spaces | Mesh Data Spaces

A company will not be tied into one data space, but into many. Imagine an automobile manufacturer: Into a supply chain data space? Sure. In a data space for autonomous driving? Of course. In a smart city data space? Why not. Now imagine that the data spaces are connected. Think, for example, of the potential of optimized supply chains or autonomous vehicles for Smart Cities... This session will share the vision of data space interconnection. It will present current activities from some remarkable member perspectives: TNO, NTT, Deutsche Telekom.

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Discussion on:

How you can contribute data space interconnection?
What kind of interconnection use cases do you expect?
What kind of technologies do we need? Is there any technologies which we can use?
What do you expect from governments and regulators?

Speakers and presenters

Koki Mitani

Senior Research Engineer at NTT

Herman Pals

Business Consultant at TNO

Chris Schlueter Langdon

Data Analytics Executive and Scientist at Deutsche Telekom

Dandan Wang

Solutions Architect at Deutsche Telekom

Video and slides

How to Connect Data Spaces | Dandan Wang, Deutsche Telekom

How to Connect Data Spaces | Herman Pals, TNO

How to Connect Data Spaces | Koki Mitani, NTT

Enabling Trust in Data Spaces: Certification of Components and Operational Environments

What to expect:

Step-by-step process explanation of certification: How to, why do we need it?

Certification scheme: How it applies to different scenarios

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Certification criteria: How to prepare for certification
Testbed: What is it, what can be done with it, benefits, how to use it, type of tests that can be executed
Certification of components: Process and tools, checklist approach, concept review
Operational environment certification: Process, what's included, infrastructure

Speakers and presenters

Monika Huber

Researcher at Fraunhofer AISEC

Sascha Hackel

Researcher at Fraunhofer FOKUS

Andreas Teuscher

Chief Industrial Security Officer at SICK

Jonas Winkel

Senior Associate Cybersecurity & Privacy at PwC

Begoña Laibarra

Director of SQS

Video and slides

Certification of Components and Operational Environments | Monika Huber, Fraunhofer AISEC

Plug, Test, Go! The IDS Reference Testbeds

What to expect:

How to install the reference testbed, how to connect your component and how to test your component works properly
How to start creating a data space from the reference testbed

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How to contribute to the Reference TestBed
nicos approach: extend testbed to other technologies

Speakers and presenters

Aitor Celaya Jameton

Infrastructure Test Engineer at SQS

Josu Fernández Pereda

Testing and Software Quality Consultant at SQS

Joerg Langkau

CEO at nicos

Arian Firouzbakhsh

Senior Project Manager at IDSA

Video

Kick-Starting IDS Communities: Healthcare Community

What to expect:

To unlock the potential of health data in Europe and beyond, a connected and interoperable health data space is essential.
How to collaborate on blueprints for data sovereignty in healthcare
Q&A and discussion

Speakers and presenters

Rizkallah Touma

Maro Bader

Excellence Lead Digital Transformation at Roche

Christoph Mertens

Head of Adoption at IDSA

Video and slides

Kick off Healthcare Community | Maro Bader, Roche

Kick-Starting IDS Communities: Mobility Community

Expect a a brief get-together of the IDS Mobility Community and the 3 leading data spaces in automotive & mobility to chat about data ecosystem and community building activities:

Mobility Data Space
Gaia-X
Catena-X

Speakers and Presenters

Chris Schlueter Langdon

Data Analytics Executive and Scientist at Deutsche Telekom

Andreas Heindl

Project Manager Mobility Data Space at acatech

Georg Schnauffer

Catena-X Product Transfer Manager at ARENA2036

Frank Köster

Founding Director at DLR

Daniel Riexinger

Daimler AG

Video and slides

Kick off Mobility Community | Chris Schlueter Langdon, Deutsche Telekom

Kick off Mobility Community | Georg Schnauffer, Arena 2036

Kick off Mobility Community | Daniel Riexinger, Daimler AG

How to run a data space | Mobility Data Space – under the hood

IDSA concepts, architecture and core components are ready to run a data space. Mobility Data Space is a prime example. It builds on top of IDS core components. It had already a pilot ramp-up and is switching to production mode. Here, implementation partners are paving the way for software adaption, Gaia-X compatibility and use case identification.

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Some content pieces of the session:

Journey and status of the Mobility Data Space: How does it look like? Which IDS Components are in place? Who is already there?
Use case slot: Parking monitoring, slippery road, improved traffic forecasting
What is the benefit of participating in a data space? Why not doing it alone? What is missing? What is the crux of the matter‘?
Panel Discussion: How to run a data space

Speakers and presenters

Markus Ketterl

Lead Business Consultant at MSG Group

Ralf Neubauer

Principal Project Manager at MSG Group

Andreas Heindl

Project Manager Mobility Data Space at acatech

Birgit Heinke

Scientific Advisor Mobility at acatech

Uwe Reiter

Global Project Director at PTV Group

Sebastian Kleff

Co-Founder and CEO at sovity

Video and Slides

How to run a data space | Uwe Reiter, PTV Group

Hubs and How They Contribute to the Success of Data Spaces

What you can ´ expect:

Presentation of success stories
Communicating and positioning the value of IDSA and Gaia-X
Participating in the open-source community and implementing components such as the Eclipse Dataspace Connector
Real commercial and in-production examples from projects related to data sharing

Speakers and presenters

Anne-Sophie Taillandier

Director TeraLab Platform at IMT

Markus Taumberger

Line Manager at VTT

Jesús Alonso

Innovations Consultant at Innovalia

Nadia Scandelli

Head of Smart Industry Solutions Unit at Cefriel

Carlos González Ruiz

Community Manager at IDSA

Antoine Garnier

Senior Project Manager at IDSA

Video

How hubs contribute | Nadia Scandelli, Cefriel

Data Spaces in 2025: Challenges and Visions

Agile panel discussion on

Requirements for interoperable and federated data spaces
Roles of governmental and commercial parties
How will data spaces 3.0 or even 4.0 look like?
How to scale up?

Speakers and presenters

Herman Pals

Business Consultant at TNO

Bert Verdonck

Program Manager Health Data Spaces at Philips

Edward Curry

Director of Insight Centre for Data Analytics

Rainer Straeter

SVP Cloud Services and Global Platform Hosting at IONOS

Lars Nagel

CEO at IDSA

Video

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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Trust all the Way!

IDSA WinterdaysFebruary 16 & 17, 2022

Below you find the speakers and their slides as well as the videos of the sessions so you can review the extensive content that emerged from our IDSA Winterdays.

These experts have organized the IDSA Winterdays:

IDSA Winterdays have been supported by:

WEDNESDAY | February 16

THURSDAY | February 17

Opening panel: Turning data spaces into reality

Speakers and presenters

Video

Journey: 5 steps to build a data space

Speakers and presenters

Video and Slides

Standardization in data spaces: IDS-RAM and ISO certification

Speakers and presenters

Video and slides

Rulebooks for data spaces

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Speakers and presenters

Video and slides

Data spaces are already here

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Speakers and presenters

Video and slides

Realizing data sharing use cases as a stepping stone to data spaces

Speakers and presenters

Video and slides

Open-source community – what, why, how

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Speakers and presenters

Video and slides

Putting it all together: IDS component developement

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Speakers and presenters

Video and slides

Wrap-up session | Discussion

WEDNESDAY | February 16

THURSDAY | February 17

Warm-up session

Speakers and presenters

Video

How to Connect Data Spaces | Mesh Data Spaces

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Speakers and presenters

Video and slides

Enabling Trust in Data Spaces: Certification of Components and Operational Environments

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Speakers and presenters

Video and slides

Plug, Test, Go! The IDS Reference Testbeds

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Speakers and presenters

Video

Kick-Starting IDS Communities: Healthcare Community

Speakers and presenters

Video and slides

Kick-Starting IDS Communities: Mobility Community

Speakers and Presenters

Video and slides

How to run a data space | Mobility Data Space – under the hood

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Speakers and presenters

Video and Slides

Hubs and How They Contribute to the Success of Data Spaces

Speakers and presenters

Video

Data Spaces in 2025: Challenges and Visions

Speakers and presenters

Video

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MONDRAGON ASSEMBLY EGOKIA

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COMPONENTS:

Gaia-X4KI – A sovereign data and service ecosystem for artificial intelligence in automotive development, production, and operation

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IDSA Winterdays
February 16 & 17, 2022