Unpacking Simpl: Slides Simpl-Open Roadmap Webinar – March 25, 2025

The Simpl-Open Roadmap Webinar was the first in the  Simpl Webinars series titled “Unpacking Simpl.” This webinar offered an in-depth presentation of the development roadmap, seamlessly linking it to the Simpl architecture.

The Simpl-Open development roadmap highlights the current priorities for Simpl-Open, tailored specifically to the needs of data spaces. These priorities are carefully assessed and may adapt based on feedback from the data sharing community, insights from ongoing Simpl-Live feasibility studies, and other relevant developments. You can already access the Simpl-Open roadmap on the Development page.

On March 25, 2025 Simpl organized a webinar on this subject.

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