Public institutions
Source records remain under local control
Speedykom Group / Architecture
Federated Data Space
Speedykom Group designs the governance, integrates existing systems and builds the software behind cross-institutional data sharing. SpeedyMesh Ecosystem brings its core and connected capabilities to the exchange shown below.
Data Space model
Select a sector to see how local data owners, a governed core and approved uses connect. The diagram is illustrative; each deployment defines its participants and policies.
01 / Local ownership
Source records remain under local control
Products follow the owner's sharing policy
Access is explicit and auditable
02 / Governed exchange
Discover, contract and share data products across institutions.
03 / Permitted use
Find approved products across participants
Analyse data under agreed conditions
Choose models and hosting for the deployment
Governed data products · source data stays under owner control
Standards and governance
Our federated architecture draws on IDS-RAM for roles and sovereignty, the IDSA Rulebook for governance, and DSP for catalogue, contract negotiation and transfer-process interoperability. Connector support varies by deployment.
Roles, architecture and data sovereignty
Read the standardGovernance and operational guidance
Read the standardCatalogue, negotiation and transfer processes
Read the standardWe use ODCS for data contracts and are aligning the data-product model with ODPS. Open APIs and sector standards support integration. We track ISO/IEC FDIS 20151-1, currently under development. European deployments consider the EU Data Act, the Data Governance Act and CEN/CENELEC JTC 25 standards work. Applicable requirements are assessed for each deployment.
Speedykom Group
A Data Space needs strategy, engineering and sustained delivery. Our teams bring those pieces together.
Define ownership, standards, data contracts and the deployment model with each institution.
Connect existing systems, implement governed pipelines and build usable applications.
Work with local teams to maintain, improve and extend the solution over time.
Illustrative architecture. Standards support and integrations vary by deployment.