DSGO
The Digitaal Stelsel Gebouwde Omgeving (DSGO) is dedicated to optimising data sharing within the built environment sector, focusing on construction. With a focus on enhancing sustainability and efficiency, DSGO implements a comprehensive set of agreements for data sharing to ensure smooth operations among stakeholders.
The puzzle
Challenge and Context
Navigating climate resilience, housing shortages, infrastructure maintenance, and nitrogen reduction presents significant challenges for the built environment. DSGO aims to overcome these challenges and foster sustainable development within the sector through collaboration and effective data sharing
Solution
The DSGO agreements framework (DSGO Afsprakenstelsel) establishes a digital ecosystem for the built environment, ensuring secure and fair data sharing through joint agreements. This fosters a trusted environment that promotes transparency, accountability, and collaboration among stakeholders to address challenges such as climate resilience, housing shortages, and more.
How it works
The process requires organisations to integrate their processes and IT systems with the Built Environment Reference Architecture (GEBORA) to ensure smooth connectivity. This integration depends on broad support and commitments from all stakeholders, creating joint reference-architecture, along with building relationships with the digital system of DSGO. To this end, iSHARE has provided our framework to ensure the identification, authorisation, and verification (trust) between the data owners and data consumers.
Added Value Through the iSHARE Trust Framework
Within the DSGO, the iSHARE provides pivotal components for trusted data exchange. With the iSHARE Trust Framework as the base layer, DSGO ensures stringent control over data access within its digital infrastructure. By integrating the iSHARE Trust Framework seamlessly, DSGO establishes a robust system for identity verification and access control, fostering trust and security in data exchanges within the built environment sector. Already, contractors and other organisations are collaborating along an agreed reference architecture (GEBORA) on how to exchange data relevant to diverse projects.
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