The following employees should be contacted primarily: Tim Schurig or Arthur Kari will provide support for the following key topics:

• Conceptualization, design and management of public data spaces and emerging ecosystems
• Properties, design principles and special features in the design of public (health) data spaces (with reference to the European Health Data Space (EHDS) Regulation Proposal)
• Interests, requirements and expectations regarding the functions of the provider of a (health) data room (e.g. with regard to private-public partnerships)
• Designing the conflict of objectives between data sharing and data ownership (data user and data holder) of federated public data spaces - consideration of various governance aspects
• (Change in) the tasks and functions of the providers of public data spaces over the typical development course (time-varying strategy options)
• Comparison of the governance functions of traditional (multi-sided) platforms and federated public data spaces (e.g. based on Gaia-X).
• Hurdles and tensions between providers and complementors of exemplary platform provider models in private digital platforms and public (health) data spaces
• (Preliminary) analysis of the design of the integration process of innovative complementors in growing data spaces
• Business models and/or exploitation strategies for health applications in federated data spaces (e.g. clinical companion, personalized health, secondary use of health data and data wallet applications based on stakeholder-differentiated acceptance analyses)
• Development of digital applications (through complementors) according to the DSR approach to achieve Health-X and Gaia-X goals
• Interoperability of federated data spaces: Design of an IT artifact according to the DSR approach, e.g.:
  • the interoperable integration of healthcare applications
  • for measuring data quality based on an interoperability maturity level
• Various data trust models (and their feasibility in federated data spaces)
• Incentive mechanisms for sharing data and existing barriers to sharing data, particularly in private sector organizations (facilitated by funded data spaces to reduce barriers that currently exist?)
• Organizational data culture and federated data spaces