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Deploying the common European manufacturing data space: The UNDERPIN and SM4RTENANCE frameworks' perspective.
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The growing interest in using data in the manufacturing sector has led to an increased need for efficient and secure data sharing among stakeholders. However, technical, business, and regulatory barriers often prevent the full exploitation of manufacturing data. To address these challenges, the European Commission (EC) has introduced the concept of Common European Data Spaces (CEDS) as part of its broader data strategy. These data spaces aim to ensure data sovereignty and interoperability, in compliance with European regulations, facilitating a trusted environment for data exchange. This paper explores the deployment of two key European-funded projects, UNDERPIN and SM4RTENANCE, which are designed to accelerate the development of the CEDS for the manufacturing sector. These initiatives represent the current efforts towards enabling system integration and strengthening data security, while aiming to enhance cross sector collaboration within the industrial ecosystem. The development of UNDERPIN and SM4RTENANCE data spaces play a crucial role in overcoming technical and business barriers, enabling organizations to unlock the full potential of data-driven innovation and improve operational excellence.
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