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Bringing a collaborative engineering platform to GAIA-X - experiences and lessons learned
GAIA-X is a strategic initiative of the European Union in order to support secure and trustworthy dataspaces. But what does it mean to set up a GAIA-X compliant data space, polished powerpoint aside?
In this presentation we will report about our experiences learned from almost three years' work in one of the GAIA-X lighthouse projects "COOPERANTS". COOPERANTS is the world’s only collaborative alliance of industry, SMEs and research institutes in the Aeronautics and space sector that solves pressing digital collaboration problems by creating a common data space.
We will talk about experiences on how to navigate the confusing data-space ecosystems and tech-stacks and how and why we chose a specific solution (EDC vs. GXFS vs. Pontus-X, e.g.) and how we implemented the services.
Target Audience: Architects, CDO, Decisions Makers
Prerequisites: Knowledge in Data Management, IT Architecture
Level: Advanced
Andreas Graf is responsible for AI, ML and Dataspaces at itemis. He has over 20 years of experience in the automotive industry. Before joining itemis, he worked at BMW, contributing to the AUTOSAR standard and supporting in deployment to development. For over 10 years, he has been involved in settings where data has to be exchanged between companies in complex systems engineering projects. For several years, he has been developing tool chains, interfaces and integrations. With the inception of GAIA-X, he started looking into dataspaces as a solution to the exchange setting as well as a basis for innovative AI. In his role, he is also actively coordinating publicly funded research projects.
