Connected Data Spaces:
Into the future with data spaces

Data exchange - secure and standardized

Data-driven business models, the move towards automation and the pressures of regulatory compliance often necessitate the sharing of data across organisational boundaries. Data spaces are one of the keys to achieving simple, secure and self-determined data sharing. We are your specialist when it comes to data room technology.

What are data spaces?

Protected and standardized environments enable the sovereign exchange and use of data between companies and organizations. They are based on common rules that ensure interoperability, security and control over proprietary data. Unlike traditional data silos or direct peer-to-peer exchange, they create a trustworthy collaboration in which all participants can share their data in a targeted and traceable manner without losing control of their information.

Why should companies use data spaces?

Data spaces offer a secure, standardized and scalable solution for data exchange. They address key challenges such as control, traceability and interoperability. Through the integration of semantic standards and the coordinated orchestration of numerous, repeatable use cases, they go beyond mere technical interfaces. This means that data is not only shared securely, but also interpreted uniformly and used efficiently. In contrast to isolated peer-to-peer solutions, data spaces create a trustworthy environment that enables long-term interoperability and sustainable value creation—for greater efficiency, security and future viability.

Advantages of data spaces for users and providers

Cost efficiency & competition

• Reduction of costs through simplified data exchange and simulations instead of expensive prototypes
• Avoidance of vendor lock-in through open standards and interoperability

Quality improvement & compliance

• Early detection of problems along the supply chain
• Compliance with regulatory requirements (e.g. LkSG, DPP) through transparent data flows

Data as an economic factor

• Marketplace for the secure purchase, sale and refinement of data
• Promotion of innovative business models

Sovereignty & security

• Control over own data through federated and secure infrastructure
• Clear governance rules create trust and transparency