How to Gaia-X? |
Erik Konietzko, Cansu Tanrikulu, Florian Schwarz, Kai Lindow
, Christoph Heinbach, Henning Gösling, Oliver Thomas
, Christoph Heinbach, Henning Gösling, Oliver Thomas| Journal | Industrie 4.0 Management |
| Issue | Volume 38, 2022, Edition 6, Pages 54-58 |
| Open Access | https://doi.org/10.30844/IM_22-6_54-58 |
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Abstract
How can organisations successfully participate in interoperable and decentralised data ecosystems? To answer this question, this paper presents a process model using the transport logistics industry as an example, which methodically describes the collaborative and interdisciplinary development of services in the decentralised federated data ecosystem Gaia-X [6]. The model supports evaluation and decision-making processes within the development of decentralised data ecosystems in practice and helps IT decision-makers and participating stakeholders to identify the relevant communication flows in a use case. It can be used independently for specific use cases, data spaces and connector technologies and ensures that the communication and alignment of individual development statuses in a decentrally organised framework is comprehensible and understandable for the overall context.
Keywords
connected forwarding, data flow, data-driven fleet management, decentralised federated data ecosystems, gaia-x, gaia-x, smart mobility, value chain analysis
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