Fraunhofe Institute for Software and Systems engineering ISST
Industrial Information management
TU Dortmund IIM
German Economic Institut IW
Fraunhofer Institute for Industrial engineering IAO
LEIBNIZ centre for European Economic research ZEW
German Economic Insitute publishes Report on Industry Trends in Data Sharing
TAs part of the IEDS project, the German Economic Institute has published a report on data shring activities and capabilities of various industries in Germany. The report shows trends and differences between different industries regarding data sharing and provides empirical data on their data economy readiness and data management. The report also provides information on current barriers and potentials of data sharing and provides interesting benchmark information! The report is freely available and can be downloaded here!
Chair of Industrial Information Management publishes
scientific paper on toolbox for Data Sharing!
The Chair of Industrial Information Management at the Technical University of Dortmund has published a scientific paper entitled “Designing Data Sharing Tool Kit” as port of the IEDS project! The Work proposes a tool kit with three visual inquiry tools to provide a collaborative way to discover potentials of data sharing. The work contributes to research and practice by providing three visual inquiry tools to help different stakeholders or organizations an an ecosystem visualize and design their data sharing activities!
Chair of Industrial Information Management publishes paper on Data-driven Business Models in Data Ecosystems
The Chais of Industrial Management at the technical University of Dortmund has published a scientific paper entitled “Design Options for Data-Driven Business Models in Data-Ecosystems” as part of the IEDS project. The work provides an overview of data-driven business models on data ecosystems with the help of a taxonomy. Through the work, organizations gain a better understanding of opportunities for innovative business models related to data sharing. It helps users and researchers better leverage the specifics of data-driven business models.
The IEDS-Whitepaper is now available in English!
The IEDS Whitepaper is the first major publication of all consortium partners together! In this whitepaper you can find our very first research results as well as an outlook on further research! The Whitepaper freely available and can be downloaded here.
German Economic Institute publishes report on the Data Act!
As part of the IEDS project, the Institut der deutschen Wirtschaft has published a report on the Data Act. The Data Act is intended to regulate access to and use of data in the European Union in the future. It around specifications for the access of usually entrepreneurial users to data, rules for data access and much more.
German Economic Institut publishes study “Data Management of Companies in Germany”!
The German Economic Institute has conducted a study to discuss the data management capabilities of German companies. To this end, a survey was conducted in the fall of 2021 among German companies from the industrial and industry-related service provider sectors. The analysis showed that 71 percent of companies in Germany do not meet the requirements to be able to manage their data efficiently. These and many other results, including on the topic of data sharing, can be found in the new study!
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The Fraunhofer Report on Data Assessment is here!
As part of the IEDS project, the Fraunhofer Report on Data Assessment was published. The report presents various methods that organizations can use to efficiently evaluate their existing data in order to achieve optimal data-driven value creation! The report is written in German and freely available.
The IW Report “Einführung in Gaia-X” is here!
To leverage the benefits of the data economy while granting companies sovereignty over their data, the Gaia-X project was launched. This report describes the goals and setup of Gaia-X. It also examines what is needed for the project to succeed and how consumers will benefit.
IEDS is now on LinkedIn
You can now find Information on current events, studies and publications on our social media channels!
Incentives and Economics of Data Sharing – IEDS
Ongoing digitization is transforming the economy and society at an ever faster pace. The proliferation of digital technologies and artificial intelligence is generating an immense flood of data that is disruptively changing today’s business models and turning data into a strategic resource. In addition to the shift from tangible to “smart” products and from controlling the physical value chain to controlling the data value chain, there is the fundamental shift in the digitized economy where innovation increasingly takes place in ecosystems. A data ecosystem is characterized by multiple relationships in a network of multiple actors such as organizations, companies, individuals, or technical components such as machines or software. Ecosystem actors share data across organizations in pursuit of common goals and values. The GAIA-X initiative is currently shaping a data infrastructure at the European level. It is intended to guarantee the sovereignty and trustworthiness of the participants in a data ecosystem for the interorganizational exchange of data. However, the right incentives and foundations for data exchange must also be in place in sovereign and secure data ecosystems. To this end, the project “Incentives and Economics of Data Sharing – IEDS”, funded by the German Federal Ministry of Education and Research, was launched.
IEDS Whitepaper
The IEDS whitepaper is the first major publication of all consortium partners together! In this paper you will find the first results of the IEDS project as well as outlooks into further research around the topics of data sharing and data economy.
DataOps for Data Sharing
Our report shows how efficient and agile data management can be used to successfully participate in data sharing. In doing so, the DataOps practice shows ways to build standardized and automated data pipelines to make data provisioning faster and of higher quality!
Designing a Data Sharing Tool Kit
The work proposes a tool kit with three visual inquiry tools to provide a collaborative way to discover potentials of data sharing. The work contributes to research and practice by providing three visual inquiry tools to help different stakeholders or organizations an an ecosystem visualize and design their data sharing activities.
Report on Industry Trends in Data Sharing
The report shows trends and differences between different industries regarding data sharing and provides empirical data on their data economy readiness and data management. The report also provides information on current barriers and potentials of data sharing and provides interesting benchmark information!
Design Options for Data-Driven Business Models in Data-Ecosystems
The work provides an overview of data-driven business models on data ecosystems with the help of a taxonomy. Through the work, organizations gain a better understanding of opportunities for innovative business models related to data sharing. It helps users and researchers better leverage the specifics of data-driven business models.
DataOps for Data Sharing
To leverage the benefits of the data economy while granting companies sovereignty over their data, the Gaia-X project was launched. This report describes the goals and setup of Gaia-X. It also examines what is needed for the project to succeed and how consumers will benefit.
Data evaluation report
The evaluation of data can bring decisive advantages for companies in the areas of accounting, competition and data sharing. If you want to improve your value creation through data, you need to measure the impact of data on processes and their costs in order to make the associated management decisions!
Big Data Analytics and Productivity
Digitization in companies is leading to a significant increase in data volumes. The analysis and use of Big Data enables companies to use data as a strategic resource to create value. In our new publication, we examine the impact of Big Data analyses on productivity using empirical data!
The licensing of non-personal data
With digitization and the networking of services, products, customers and markets, data is becoming a key resource. From a legal perspective, therefore, access to data and the contractual possibility of granting it are increasingly coming to the fore.
Data management in German companies
In this study by the Institut der deutschen Wirtschaft (Institute of the German Economy), a survey was conducted among 1002 German companies from the industrial and industry-related service provider sectors. The study provides information on data economy readiness, data sharing, its barriers and much more.
Data Act Report
As part of the IEDS project, the German Economic Institute has published a report on the Data Act. The Data Act is intended to regulate access to and use of data in the European Union in the future. It around specifications for the access of usually entrepreneurial users to data, rules for data access and more.
The aim of the project “Incentives and Economics of Data Sharing – IEDS” is to investigate the design of incentive systems for data sharing in an entrepreneurial context through interdisciplinary collaborative research. For this purpose, the topic of data sharing will be analyzed from different perspectives, such as technical and economic. Specifically, insights will be gained and mechanisms developed on how to incentivize organizations to participate in open and collaborative data networks.
Innovations are increasingly taking place in collaborative networks. However, various challenges arise in the emergence of data-based networks. In addition to solutions to legal and security challenges related to cross-company data exchange, approaches are also needed to create incentives for the various players to participate in these networks. Such incentives are necessary to do justice to the strategic importance of data for Germany and Europe and to enable companies to successfully participate in relevant initiatives, such as GAIA-X.
The project will identify requirements for holistic data strategies as well as data management that set the stage for companies to participate in interorganizational data exchange.
Our report shows how efficient and agile data management can be used to successfully participate in data sharing. In doing so, the DataOps practice shows ways to build standardized and automated data pipelines to make data provisioning faster and of higher quality!
Your contact persons
Dr. Can Azkan
Fraunhofer Institute for Software and Systems Engineering ISST
(Project management)
Emil-Figge Straße 91
44227 Dortmund
+49 231 976770
Dr. Frederik Möller
TU Dortmund – Industrial Information Management IIM
Joseph-von-Fraunhofer-Str. 2-4
44227 Dortmund
+49 231 755 8313
Dr. Henry Goecke
German Economic Institute
Konrad-Adenauer-Ufer 21
50668 Köln
+49 221 4981770
Prof. Dr. Irene Bertschek
ZEW – Leibniz Centre for European Economic Research
L 7, 1
68161 Mannheim
+49 621 1235178
Dr. Holger Kett
Fraunhofer Institute fe for Industrial Engineering IAO
Nobelstraße 12
70569 Stuttgart
+49 711 97001