Herausforderungen und Potenziale des EU Data Acts | DE-German

VDMA 2023
48 pages

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The EU Commission is in the process of establishing a data economy. This is expected to generate an additional gross domestic product of 270 billion euros by 2028. For a country like Germany in particular, which has no natural resources worth mentioning, this sounds lucrative at first. However, such a data economy will not only create a new
market, new players and new business models. It will also have a profound impact on the current understanding of machine and system manufacturers as to how data from their machines should be handled, forcing them to rethink. The legal lever for creating the data economy, the EU Data Act, sets new and mandatory requirements for the technical design of machines and systems and gives their users the right to access machine data.

Contents

Foreword
1 Management summary
2 Introduction and aim of the study
2.1 Introduction and motivation
2.2 Relevance for mechanical and plant engineering
2.3 Aim of the study
3 Definitions of terms
3.1 Data Act
3.2 Data Governance Act
3.3 Digital sovereignty and data sovereignty
3.4 Data spaces
4 Structure of the study
4.1 Interview method
4.2 Structure of the interviews
4.3 Design thinking method
4.4 Structure of the design thinking workshop
5 Expert interviews
5.1 Marco Müller-ter Jung - Deloitte Legal
5.2 Simone Salemi & Nils Wiedemann - Zentrum für Recht und Digitalisierung Saarland
5.3 Jürgen Bretfeld - ADVANEO
5.4 Interim results of the expert interviews
6 Pioneer reports
6.1 Philipp Jussen - Schaeffler Monitoring Services
6.2 Stefan Grawe & Anna Stuhlmeier - Cargobull Telematics GmbH
6.3 Interim result of the pioneer reports
7 New scenarios and outlook
7.1 Business model innovation as an OEM of mobile machines
7.2 Business ecosystem for predictive maintenance
8 Conclusion
9 Bibliography