Real systems, real standards – connect to all the technical specifications for implementing IDS
Unlocking the power of data across the globe takes brains, and here’s where you’ll find the brains of our operation. Next-level, federated data exchange ecosystem blueprint – check. Super-secure connector design – check. DIN SPEC pursuant to becoming a global standard – check. Rigorous, transparent certification process based on European values and standards – check. But don’t take our word for it. It’s all here so you can… check
The IDS Reference Architecture Model
Data is rapidly becoming business’s most valuable asset — but it can only deliver on its full value when you put it into use and share it in ways that you, as the data provider, determine and control. International data spaces (IDS) are where this kind of trustworthy, self-determined exchange can happen, and our Reference Architecture Model (IDSRAM) sets the standard for building data-driven ecosystems, products and services. Here’s where you’ll find everything you need to know to get started.
IDS components
The IDS Connector and other key components for making IDS a reality for your business are ready for implementation. Read all about them here.
IDS reference testbed
The IDS concepts, architecture, and components form the standard for sovereign data sharing. To move from theory to practice and to achieve large-scale adoption, technical components must be tested for interoperability compliance. For this reason, we have created the IDS Reference Testbed.
DIN SPEC 27070
Globally networked production processes demand data exchange that transcends company and sector boundaries. DIN SPEC 27070 specifies the requirements and a reference architecture of a trustworthy gateway for the exchange of industry data and services based on mutually agreed-upon rules and constraints. The next steps are to make this DIN SPEC an international standard — an ISO standard.
Our keyword is data sovereignty–the IDS architecture ensures data sovereignty for those who make data available in data ecosystems. This means that data providers always keep control. They decide who uses their data for how long, for which application and according to which terms & conditions.
Sonia Jimenez Moreno, Senior Consultant Programme & Stakeholder Management, IDSA
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