An Ontology Based Semantic Data Model Supporting A Maas Digital Platform

Landolfi, Giuseppe; Bami, Andrea; Izzo, Gabriele; Montini, Elias; Bettoni, Andrea; Vujasinovic, Marko; Gugliotta, Alessio; Soares, António Lucas; Silva, Henrique Diogo

doi:10.1109/is.2018.8710519

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“…Building on the manufacturing as a service concept, the H2020 MANU-SQUARE project [11,16] aims at establishing a European ecosystem of organizations and other relevant stakeholders that, in a marketplace environment, can act as both supplier and client. The platform moves available capacity closer to production demand, further disrupting the traditional linear value network, allowing for the rapid and efficient creation of local value networks for innovative providers of products and services and the optimization and reintroduction in the loop of unused capacity that would otherwise be lost.…”

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From Digital Platforms to Ecosystems: A Review of Horizon 2020 Platform Projects

Silva

Soares

2020

Boosting Collaborative Networks 4.0

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Digital platforms have, in the past decades, undergone a revolution, evolving from its technical roots so much that nowadays value is mostly generated, not by the technologies that power platforms, but by the ecosystem of applications, developers and users it is able to generate and support. In this paper, we seek to understand the importance industrial platform owners place on the community building and platform growth components of the platform development process by reviewing 50 Horizon 2020 financed projects that stand on the development of platforms. This evidence is leveraged for the case of a validation strategy definition for a platform ecosystem aiming at sharing production capacity. Key findings point to platform developing practices focused on the development of technical components to the detriment of the ecosystem generation element. We also shed light on how different business models and funding schemes impacted the steering of these platforms.

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From Digital Platforms to Ecosystems: A Review of Horizon 2020 Platform Projects

Silva

Soares

2020

Boosting Collaborative Networks 4.0

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“…Through this layer, we leverage a semantically described ecosystem of actors, interactions and resources flow to feed an inference reasoning engine capable of uncovering non-trivial and previously unknown opportunities. The developed MANU-SQUARE core ontology, presented by [17], acts as the first step in the description of a MaaS ecosystem and along with standard services and interface options such as an RDF data store and a SPARQL endpoint, it will feed other platform tools with rich data for other functionalities.…”

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A Digital Platform Architecture to Support Multi-dimensional Surplus Capacity Sharing

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Soares

Bettoni

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Collaborative Networks and Digital Transformation

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The highly disruptive transformation that digital platforms are imposing on entire sectors of the economy, along with the broad digitalization of industrial business processes, is having an impact on supply chains around the world. To take advantage of this new aggregated market paradigm new business models with a heavy focus on servitization are changing the value proposition of businesses. In this paper, we describe a reference architectural framework designed to support a digital platform fostering the optimization of supply chains by the pairing of unused industrial capacity with production demand. This framework aims at harmonizing stakeholder requirements with specifications of different levels in order to set up a coherent reference blueprint that serves as a starting point for development activities. A four-layer approach is used to articulate between technical components, with the data and tools layers, and the ecosystem, with the business and interfaces layers. The overall architecture and component description is presented as extensions of the initial set of affordances.

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Digital Products Design Pattern for Digital Platform

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Guseva

2022

Lecture Notes in Information Systems and Organisation

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An Ontology Based Semantic Data Model Supporting A Maas Digital Platform

Cited by 8 publications

References 24 publications

From Digital Platforms to Ecosystems: A Review of Horizon 2020 Platform Projects

From Digital Platforms to Ecosystems: A Review of Horizon 2020 Platform Projects

A Digital Platform Architecture to Support Multi-dimensional Surplus Capacity Sharing

Digital Products Design Pattern for Digital Platform

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