
Digital platforms and data spaces are transforming industrial value creation and creating new opportunities for cross-organizational collaboration. At the same time, new requirements are emerging regarding data sovereignty, security, governance, and established ways of working. This issue of Industry 4.0 Science provides insights into the DynaVer research program, in which 15 interdisciplinary projects are investigating the dynamics of digitally networked value creation systems. Initial research findings show how companies can successfully design and manage digital ecosystems.
All articles at a glance
- Open Source as Enabler for Smart Data Ecosystems
How collaboration shapes sovereignty and interoperability across industrial applications - The European Dream of a Single Market for Data
Common European Data Spaces: The gap between aspiration and reality - Cooperation Routines of Complementors in Digital Ecosystems
A microfoundation of integrative dynamic capability - Platform Adoption as a Dynamic Capability
How SMEs overcome barriers to adoption of B2B collaboration platforms - Data-Driven Supplier Selection in Industry 4.0
Towards an industrial platform for selection and configuration - Classification of Digital Supply Chain Management Platforms
Review of existing classification approaches from a circular economy perspective - Replacing Organizational Trust with Technical Guarantees
Privacy-enhancing technologies for dynamic industrial value networks - Enabling Digital Trust in Green Hydrogen Markets
Trust-Building Information Systems and Mechanisms - A Competition Law Perspective on Interoperability
Definition, potential, and challenges - From Private Law to Private Ordering
Rule-making through industrial digital platforms
