German Industry 40 platform released the report "Creating the Dataspace Industrie 4.".0 plattform industrie 4.0 invites to shape tomorrow's digital ecosystems ("Creating Industry 40 platform data space, inviting the digital ecosystem to shape the future).
In the era of the digital economy, data-based value generation will rely on the global data space, which will maintain and guarantee data sovereignty, data security, and data integrity. Industry 4The 0 platform drives Industry 4The formation of the zero data space, which is a data space that accelerates the future value creation of industrial manufacturing and production.
What is Industry 40 data space?
Industry 40 data space to achieve the transformation of multi-change collaboration mode.
Often, business value in today's production and manufacturing is generated in a global network of production values. The network is built on a single organization in the production ecosystem.
1. Bilateral and multilateral operational relations. This is a very complex structure that is widespread across the globe and involves multiple actors and stakeholders (e.g. OEMs, vendors, service providers, etc.). They are collaborating across different regions, markets, and a growing number of industries. Based on bilateral agreements, dynamic construction of flexible production value chains within the production value network to achieve specific business objectives. However, this nature of bilateral cooperation hinders multi-stakeholder collaboration both downstream and upstream of the value chain. Lack of requirements for modern business and regulatory needs: Use cases with the highest business and social impact. Examples of data ecosystems that rely on full digital transparency and holistic "sovereign data flows" include:
Efficient chain traceability and quality management, modular production and manufacturing as a service or.
Sustainable CO2 neutral circular economy.
Enabling these high-impact use cases depends on a fundamental paradigm shift in the global production ecosystem: to meet future business needs, organizations must evolve from bilateral collaboration. In many cases, these are limited to individual first-level relationships along the production value chain. Instead, multilateral collaboration allows for end-to-end data exchange in a fully interoperable and sovereign data-oriented ecosystem: Industry 40 data space?
Multilateral cooperation and data sharing – two directions of influence, one goal
Now, mature Industry 40 Concepts and solutions must be seamlessly integrated to kickstart the next phase of the Fourth Industrial Revolution: digital, cross-enterprise collaboration in a data-driven ecosystem that provides flexibility and supports dynamic change.
The "enabling structure" of a competing digital ecosystem requires business-relevant mechanisms as a foundation to collaboratively share data in an interoperable (extensible by design) and sovereign architecture. This basic architecture for collaborative data sharing will not only streamline current business processes, but will also support future business cases. It will also lay the groundwork for existing organizations and emerging start-ups in the production sector to develop new business models and new potential revenues**, such as leveraging the data market space.
Industry 40 Data Space: A common set of technical, legal, and business foundations
It was important to establish a common ground and reach agreement among all stakeholders. This is in Industry 4Multilateral collaboration and data sharing based on trust, integrity, security, and individual sovereignty are realized in the 0 data space. A basic set of pre-competitive foundations provides a "collaborative grid" under the digital production ecosystem. Organizations can build on such a grid to initiate and accelerate multilateral collaboration and data sharing.
From today's perspective, the architecture of the grid is defined by examining at least three fundamental dimensions that must be considered in a production environment: business, legal, and technical foundations. Hence the Industry 40 data space is described by a common set of fundamental foundations that all stakeholders agree on. In this sense, Industry 4The 0 data space does not include any individual business processes, specific technologies, or use cases. The foundation of the data space sets out frameworks, routines, standards, and guidelines agreed upon in a pre-competitive environment. It can be used to initiate efficient cross-company collaboration and data sharing.