The data space for the farm & food industry

360°efood forms an inde­pen­dent data space for the inter­ac­tion of all process par­tic­i­pants in the farm&food indus­try. It is based on Fraunhofer’s Inter­na­tion­al Data Spaces, a devel­op­ment for dig­i­tal sov­er­eign­ty in busi­ness ecosys­tems. As a mem­ber of the Inter­na­tion­al Data Spaces Asso­ci­a­tion, agma­da­ta is dri­ving the Farm & Food IDS archi­tec­ture and real­iz­ing a wide vari­ety of use cas­es from ani­mal trans­port to fer­til­iz­er man­age­ment with 360°efood.

Diverse plat­form offers are there­fore avail­able, the IDS Farm & Food shows solu­tions and con­cepts for a wide range of issues.

Through the net­worked coop­er­a­tion of top­ic-relat­ed work­ing groups, we arrive at more advanced solu­tions.

Unearthed treasures: Discovering the potential of your data

Added val­ue through data­spaces in the food pro­duc­tion process

International Data Spaces — Sovereignty over Data

Data becomes an eco­nom­ic asset — prof­it from the returns!

The development


The International Data Spaces at a glance

The Inter­na­tion­al Data Spaces pur­sue the goal of dig­i­tal sov­er­eign­ty in busi­ness ecosys­tems. Par­tic­i­pants in the Inter­na­tion­al Data Spaces should be able to exchange data inter­op­er­a­bly with busi­ness part­ners while always retain­ing the right of self-deter­mi­na­tion over these data assets.

We achieve this goal with a new archi­tec­ture. Applic­a­bil­i­ty and use­ful­ness are sup­port­ed with appli­ca­tion exam­ples.

Our activ­i­ties pro­mote the spread that is already pos­si­ble.
The farm & food sec­tor will there­fore also ben­e­fit from this.

Data Economics


The dig­i­ti­za­tion of all areas of the econ­o­my and soci­ety is lead­ing to a new role for data. Data is no longer a waste prod­uct of eco­nom­ic activ­i­ty, but a strate­gic resource on the basis of which new types of dig­i­tal ser­vices and even new busi­ness mod­els can be cre­at­ed.

Data as an economic good


When data takes on the role of a strate­gic resource for com­pa­nies, it must be treat­ed as an eco­nom­ic asset. The dis­cus­sion about data as an eco­nom­ic good today is strong­ly influ­enced by the use in process­es and beyond process chains.

Data Governance


Data gov­er­nance describes the con­trol process for mea­sur­ing, eval­u­at­ing, using, improv­ing, main­tain­ing, and pro­tect­ing data used through­out the enter­prise.

The aim is to clear­ly define the pos­si­ble uses and respon­si­bil­i­ties
and tasks required to ensure the com­pre­hen­sive qual­i­ty of data and meta­da­ta.

From development directly into the companies

With adapt­ed appli­ca­tion exam­ples for the farm & food indus­try, we under­line the prac­ti­cal­i­ty.

The association of interests


The green side wins — trust and transparency

The first dig­i­tal ecosys­tem in the agri­cul­tur­al indus­try in which all process par­tic­i­pants can find each oth­er.

The realization — think differently


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