Data Spaces as a Collective Action to Create an Infrastructure for the Data Economy
summary
Argues that data spaces are a collective infrastructure built around concrete components: Eclipse Dataspace Connector for control planes and usage policies, the CatenaX/TractusX ecosystem as a pilot value chain, and an ISO track (ISO 2151) plus a trusted data transaction workshop to turn law into implementable specs. Reports about 160 initiatives on the data space radar, notes open source accelerates adoption, warns of low uptake without critical mass, and shows hybrid, noncentralized architectures running but needing more supply-side incentives.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:07Why sharing data is necessary
- 2:32Data spaces in the economy
- 8:53European data strategy
- 11:24European values and governance
- 15:40Data space architecture
- 18:50Balancing innovation and regulation
- 22:46Data space customers
- 24:55Governance and implementation
- 27:43Sustainable data ecosystems
- 30:34Open source and standards
- 32:02Community success and future
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