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| ## Goals and scope of the IDSA Rulebook | ||
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| ### Goals of the IDSA | ||
| ### The purpose and scope of the Rulebook |
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| ### The purpose and scope of the IDSA Rulebook |
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| The International Data Spaces Association (IDSA) aims to cultivate a vibrant practitioner community and to provide concrete guidance that enables the realization of data spaces across a range of capabilities and organisational models. | ||
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| - Guidelines for the work and collaboration within data services. | ||
| To that end, IDSA develops the Data Space Requirements (the Rulebook), the Reference Architecture Models (RAMs), complementary implementation and operations guidance. IDSA also engages with international standardization bodies and open-source initiatives to harmonize and share the knowledge contributed by its members, thereby supporting the global adoption and interoperability of data space technologies and business models. |
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| To that end, IDSA develops the Data Space Requirements (the Rulebook), the Reference Architecture Models (RAMs), complementary implementation and operations guidance. IDSA also engages with international standardization bodies and open-source initiatives to harmonize and share the knowledge contributed by its members, thereby supporting the global adoption and interoperability of data space technologies and business models. | |
| To that end, IDSA develops the Data Space Requirements (the IDSA Rulebook), the Reference Architecture Models (RAMs), complementary implementation and operations guidance. IDSA also engages with international standardization bodies and open-source initiatives to harmonize and share the knowledge contributed by its members, thereby supporting the global adoption and interoperability of data space technologies and business models. |
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| - Guidelines for the work and collaboration within data services. | ||
| To that end, IDSA develops the Data Space Requirements (the Rulebook), the Reference Architecture Models (RAMs), complementary implementation and operations guidance. IDSA also engages with international standardization bodies and open-source initiatives to harmonize and share the knowledge contributed by its members, thereby supporting the global adoption and interoperability of data space technologies and business models. | ||
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| The central objectives for data spaces is the establishment of trustworthiness in data sharing. The IDSA Manifesto articulates the fundamental principles that underpin these objectives: |
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| The central objectives for data spaces is the establishment of trustworthiness in data sharing. The IDSA Manifesto articulates the fundamental principles that underpin these objectives: | |
| The central objectives for data spaces is the establishment of trustworthiness in data sharing. The [Manifesto of international data spaces](https://docs.internationaldataspaces.org/ids-knowledgebase/manifesto-for-international-dataspaces/) articulates the fundamental principles that underpin these objectives: |
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| interplay of all these organizations as data space participants and | ||
| service providers will deliver on the shared value proposition of | ||
| generating business value from data. | ||
| The Rulebook describes how technical roles (for example, Participant and Data Space Governance Authority — DSGA) relate to economic and legal responsibilities, and how these roles may map to obligations under instruments such as the EU Data Governance Act and the EU Data Act. <span style="color: red;">insert link to the acts</span> <br /> <span style="color: red;">insert non-EU acts</span> |
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| - Guidelines for the functionality of common services are presented as | ||
| well as the definition, processes, and services of specific roles. | ||
| <span style="color: red;">TODO: We need a new diagram here, replacing the outdated bottom layer of this picture.</span> |
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| - Guidelines for the legal basis in compliance with the regulatory | ||
| environment to ensure trust and security. | ||
| <span style="color: red;">insert link and/or screenshot to the Manifesto here</span> |
| publications, and marketing material. Our content is constantly updated | ||
| with news, blog articles, events and our regularly published magazine | ||
| DATA SPACES NOW! | ||
| <span style="color: red;">Insert information about the Dataspace Radar and Dataspace Connector Report --insert links</span> |
| (<https://github.com/International-Data-Spaces-Association>) see also | ||
| section 3.4 | ||
| ## How to contribute | ||
| <span style="color: red;">add disclaimer about contributions being done under CC-BY</span> |
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| <span style="color: red;">add disclaimer about contributions being done under CC-BY</span> | |
| The IDSA Rulebook is published under the [CC-BY license](https://github.com/International-Data-Spaces-Association/IDSA-Rulebook/blob/main/LICENSE.md). If you wish to contribute, please take a look at our [Contribution Guidelines](https://github.com/International-Data-Spaces-Association/IDSA-Rulebook/blob/main/CONTRIBUTING.md). Please take our [Code of Conduct](https://github.com/International-Data-Spaces-Association/IDSA-Rulebook/blob/main/CODE_OF_CONDUCT.md) into account. | |
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I've updated and adapted the introduction to the rulebook to reflect the changes since the last publication.
There are still some gaps that need to be filled. I've opened issues for those and we can work on closing them over the next couple of days.