From Silos to Assets: FAIR Digital Objects for True Interoperability

The FAIR Data Publisher from MISSION KI implements FAIR Digital Objects (FDOs) as an architectural solution. A service layer encapsulates data, metadata, and machine-readable, self-describing objects with persistent identifiers. This open-source implementation (MIT license, proof-of-concept) establishes clear, standardized interfaces between systems, defining them as FDOs once and making them universally integrable without new point-to-point connections.

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What to expect in this webinar:

• Functionality and roadmap: Learn how service architecture, resolver, and registry work together to provide data as FDOs according to FAIR principles (Findable, Accessible, Interoperable, Reusable).

• Live pipeline demonstration: See in real-time how raw data is transformed into FAIR Digital Objects and published.

• Implementation guidance: Discuss practical steps to establish FDOs in your system landscape and fulfill the portability requirements of the EU Data Act.

Target audience: Data users, providers, and stakeholders from government, research, industry, and standardization. Whether you're a research data manager, IT architect, data space operator, product owner, or compliance officer, everyone who wants to understand how FAIR Digital Objects can reduce technical complexity and meet legal requirements like the Data Act is welcome.

Register now and transform data silos into portable, legally compliant assets!

This event is part of the webinar series:

Each Community Call offers you

• live demos and use cases to see the tools in action,

• open source solutions that are freely available and customizable for hands-on participation,

• practical exchange opportunities to discuss with developers and practitioners.

Register now and discover how to make Dark Data visible, usable, and valuable.