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As the mobility sector continues its digital evolution, the need for secure and compliant data sharing mechanisms is more critical than ever. Federated data collaboration frameworks - also referred to as data ecosystems or data spaces - are emerging as a key enabler for innovation across the mobility landscape. This post outlines the potential of such frameworks to support industry stakeholders across the value chain, particularly in North America, while respecting data sovereignty and regulatory boundaries.

This video blog post serves as a test item to evaluate the integration of multimedia within data-driven publishing workflows. It demonstrates how short video content can be embedded into a standard blog layout to enhance user engagement and content flexibility. This item does not reflect real data or represent an official publication.

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Integrating kubeapps with Keycloak and Pinniped on the cloud can provide a secure and streamlined experience for managing applications in a Kubernetes environment.

Traffic jams, long lines, crowds, and stress are part of commuters’ everyday experience. Even those who use buses and trains and incorporate other mobility providers are familiar with the problems of overcrowding and searching for connections. But networked mobility with central data management that is mandatory by law offers a way out.

It is taking longer and longer to get from Point A to point B. One possible solution would be to link public transportation with micromobility, such as electric scooters and on-demand shuttles (integrated public transport). As of 2021, micromobility has successfully established itself, but integrated, intermodal offerings are still not in sight, and one reason could be a lack of user value. So, the question is: are there user value problems associated with integrated public transport? Our investigation resorts to utilizing simulations. Scenarios are tested in the city of Hamburg. To designing successful integrated public transport solutions, results would be crucial.

Ever wondered why we are missing out on getting from point A to point B more quickly in urban areas, such as with intermodal travel? Learn how the Telekom Data Intelligence Hub (DIH) team is using a next-generation European standards-based data sharing and exchange technology referred to as dataspace to speed up personal travel.

In this video, we want to show you how to manage the access to your data by using the example of offering a smart lighting data set. Along the way, we give you many valuable tips and insights on how to work with the Data Intelligence Hub for the most seamless experience.

The European Funding Project FENIX connects different pilot regions and transport corridors, to do so the project relies on the know-how of T-Systems.