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PNW SRD SyCSM-120 ED1: Data Spaces for Smart Manufacturing – State of the Art and Application Guideline

Source:
IEC
Committee:
GEL/65 - Measurement and control
Categories:
Information management | Standardization. General rules
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Scope

The number of data spaces in various domains is increasing. This first part of a system reference deliverable (SRD) series aims to analyse the current status of data space standards and the state - of-the-art of data space technologies from the perspective of Smart Manufacturing.

The SRD provides a guideline for Smart Manufacturing users on how to start with the topic data spaces and to effectively leverage data spaces in their domain.

The SRD also serves as a key resource for standard developers as it provides an overview of relevant standardization activities to build upon. Additionally, it offers insights into the needs of Smart Manufacturing data spaces, guiding developers in their c reation and maintenance.

The SRD analyzes Data Space solutions and relevant standards from the perspective of Smart Manufacturing. It does not specifically consider the viewpoints of other domains such as Smart Cities, Smart Grid, or Mobility. In these fields different aspects, ch aracteristics, and use cases of data spaces may be relevant. Moreover, it also does not intent to describe technical specifications of Data Spaces.

Purpose

In today's global and digital business environment, industrial data must be shared among various stakeholders within the value chain. An increasing number of companies are recognizing the necessity and advantages of sharing this data with their partners. As a result, numerous new data spaces are being launched at a rapid pace. In response, the international standardization community has begun reviewing existing data standards to align with this trend and particularly focuses on the development of new standards for data spaces and data ecosystems.

The existing and upcoming data spaces, which are often based on consortia activities, as well as the (inter)national standardization activities serve diverse industrial purposes and cover various domains. This diversity can create confusion for Smart Manuf acturing users regarding which data space standards are relevant and beneficial for their needs.

To address this issue, this document provides guidelines for Smart Manufacturing users on relevant data space standards and technologies, enabling them to take advantage of the growing number of data spaces available and to make informed decisions about wh ere to allocate their limited resources by identifying which standards and data space initiatives are most beneficial to pursue and comply with.

 Moreover, it helps data space developers to address Smart Manufacturing users needs. Therefore, it contributes to more effective and interoperable data sharing within the industry.

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