Whitepaper: Emphasize also the benefits of adding services (extensions) and their contrast to intermediary services instead of pure data exchange?

During initial discussions, more and more potential members for Cibus become obvious, such as the logistics companies who transport not only finished products for TT and BFYO, but also the animal feed from various suppliers to VanArsdel. Also, regulatory agencies might need access to the CO2 (and other) data, non-profit organizations in the environmental protection arena might be able to use data from Cibus directly to certify specific standards adhered to by its members, and even media outlets might want to access data for public reporting. Which would mean that Cibus itself become an active participant in the dataspace to – as a collective good for its members – collate, process, and provide data to members as well as external agencies.

So far, it is about raw or already processed data. It could be good to highlight the capability to add some pre-competitive data services to the data space. By that, also the tension and difference between "data intermediaries" according to the Data Governance act and profit-oriented services can be highlighted.

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