Open data ecosystems important for circular economy
Secure and open data exchange must be available to all players in the value chain.
Description
“We have to raise sustainability along the supply chain but on the other hand, you also have to collect data all over the supply chain. That’s the key, that we can exchange the data for automotive. At the moment we, as tier one, we know our customer. We know our tier two, but we don’t know the tier 3 supplier. Everyone in this supply chain knows the one before and then one after him. But we don’t have a chain of this. If you are thinking about resilience or gaining data for the circular economy or something like that, then you need Catena-X to pass the data and you need Gaia-X, which is delivering the rules of how we work together. I think that’s one of the major topics: that we’re able in Europe to bring up this information about the chain from the lower delivery up to the end consumer.
Relevance
Open and secure data ecosystems and infrastructure can allow manufacturers to develop new business models, improve supply chain resilience and efficiency, develop circular solutions, and implement digital technologies at scale.
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Vision
EIT Manufacturing vision for the future of Manufacturing in Europe in 2030, called ‘Fixing Our Future
Enablers
Enablers for future change and actions to make the vision, as described in Fixing Our Future, a reali
Signals
A knowledge library of over 100 signals of change, as examples of emerging manifestations towards the
About the project
Learn more about the background, the process and the people and the contributors behind this project.