Journeying through Data Spaces - New Path to Interoperability?
summary
Nordic Institute for Interoperability Solutions outlines converting existing open source tools into a governed data space architecture and demonstrates concrete operational steps: transforming xroad into a data space connector, onboarding once to exchange data peer to peer via the four‑corner model, and defining roles like governance authority and trust service providers. The talk cites governance models (central, federated, decentralized), references existing toolsets and standards work such as IDSA and Eclipse components, and notes 14 common European data spaces and ~150 initiatives on the radar.
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chapters (9)
- 0:00Introduction
- 0:24About Nordic Institute
- 1:28Data space concept explained
- 3:58Launching a data space
- 7:14Governance models
- 7:57Four corner model
- 10:25Data space initiatives
- 12:31European data spaces
- 14:39Further resources
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