Public consultation on new standard for interoperability requirements Data Act

NEN has launched the public consultation for Trusted Data Transaction (TDT) Part 3: a
standard for interoperability requirements. This means that Dutch stakeholders can review
the draft and submit comments via NEN Connect until July 20th. This is your opportunity to
assess the proposal and provide feedback.

What does it cover?
The standard forms part of a series of standards supporting compliance with the EU Data
Act. It includes key requirements for interoperable data sharing within data spaces, such as
mandatory descriptions of data products, access and usage conditions, data models, and
APIs. The aim is to facilitate reliable data transactions between participants in data spaces.

Who is it for?
TDT Part 3 is relevant for data providers, data users, and service providers within data
spaces.

Invitation online information session
Date: Tuesday June 30th
Time: 16:00–17:00

NEN and the Centre of Excellence for Data Sharing & Cloud (CoE-DSC) are organising an
online session on June 30th, during which we will introduce the draft standard and explain how
you can submit comments.

Speakers include Rajiv Rajani (iSHARE), Terry Guijt (NEN) and Matthijs Punter (TNO/CoE-DSC) in their roles as editors of the TDT standards.

You can register for the session by sending an email with your name and organisation to
info@coe-dsc.nl. We will then send you a confirmation and a Teams link for the session.
You’re very welcome to participate.

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