About OPEN DEI
Aligning Reference Architectures, Open Platforms and Large-Scale Pilots in Digitising European Industry
The Digital Transformation strategy of the European Union has, among others, a particular priority: the creation of common data platforms based on a unified architecture and an established standard. Manufacturing, agriculture, energy and healthcare represent key fields for the deployment of the EU strategy for digitalisation. In this framework, the EU-funded OPEN DEI project aims to detect gaps, encourage synergies, support regional and national cooperation, and enhance communication among the Innovation Actions implementing the EU Digital Transformation strategy.
Objectives
OPEN DEI strives to implement four action lines:
Platform building
Comparing reference architectures and open source reference implementations, enabling a unified industrial data platform
Data ecosystem building
Enabling an innovation and collaboration platform, forging a European network of DIHs, contributing to industrial skills catalogue and observatory
Large scale piloting
Contributing to a digital maturity model, creating a set of assessment methods and a migration journey benchmarking tool
Standardisation
Conducting cross-domain surveys, performing promotion and implementation, building alliances with existing EU and standard developing organisations
Approach
OPEN DEI aims to be an essential pillar of the implementation of Digitising European Industry policies: the project aims to provide the necessary measures, channels and mechanisms to ensure cooperation between pilot projects so that synergies can be exploited, knowledge can be shared and impact is maximized.
OPEN DEI will address in particular the “support” to the Large-Scale Pilots (LSPs) and platform projects financed by the European Commission under the DEI Focus Area in different strategic sectors:
Consortium
OPEN DEI consists of nine European partners representing a variety of sectors including industry, research, academia and no-profit. With organisations from four different Member States (Belgium, Germany, Italy and Spain), the Consortium pulls together a set of strong complementary skills in research, development and innovation with the ability to actively contribute to the support of pilots’ activities and knowledge transfer across different sectors.
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