About Platform of Trust

The startup develops a data-sharing ecosystem that harmonizes incompatible data from diverse sources, enhancing data interoperability and trust. This platform enables businesses to merge and utilize data effectively, leading to improved decision-making and the creation of new business opportunities.

```xml <problem> The built environment sector faces challenges in achieving seamless data exchange due to incompatible data formats and a lack of trust between organizations. This inhibits effective data utilization for critical tasks such as energy saving, ESG implementation, and project lifecycle optimization. </problem> <solution> Platform of Trust provides a data exchange platform focused on the built environment, enabling trustworthy and sustainable data flow between organizations. The platform improves data interoperability within data ecosystems, allowing participants to turn real-time data into usable products. It facilitates contract-based data exchange with identified parties, agreed rules, and compliance monitoring. The platform addresses collective action problems in the built environment, such as near-miss incident analysis, TAKT methods implementation, water meter reading, ESG implementation, and project lifecycle optimization. </solution> <features> - Data Exchange Catalogue and Orchestrator tool for network data exchange - Universal Ontology and Harmonizer tool for data utilization - Contract-based Data Exchange and Contract Console tool for governability - Support for EU Data Strategy compliance - Based on Ontological Data Mesh architecture </features> <target_audience> The platform is designed for property owners, supply chain participants (construction companies, data service providers), and end-users (tenants) in the built environment. </target_audience> ```

What does Platform of Trust do?

Where is Platform of Trust located?

Platform of Trust is based in Espoo, Finland.

When was Platform of Trust founded?

Platform of Trust was founded in 2019.

How much funding has Platform of Trust raised?

Platform of Trust has raised 11480000.

Location

Espoo, Finland

Founded

2019

Funding

11480000

Employees

5 employees

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Executive Summary

platformoftrust.net 1K+

Founded 2019 – Espoo, Finland

Funding

Estimated Funding

$10M+

Team (5+)

No team information available.

Company Description

Problem

The built environment sector faces challenges in achieving seamless data exchange due to incompatible data formats and a lack of trust between organizations. This inhibits effective data utilization for critical tasks such as energy saving, ESG implementation, and project lifecycle optimization.

Solution

Platform of Trust provides a data exchange platform focused on the built environment, enabling trustworthy and sustainable data flow between organizations. The platform improves data interoperability within data ecosystems, allowing participants to turn real-time data into usable products. It facilitates contract-based data exchange with identified parties, agreed rules, and compliance monitoring. The platform addresses collective action problems in the built environment, such as near-miss incident analysis, TAKT methods implementation, water meter reading, ESG implementation, and project lifecycle optimization.

Features

Data Exchange Catalogue and Orchestrator tool for network data exchange

Universal Ontology and Harmonizer tool for data utilization

Contract-based Data Exchange and Contract Console tool for governability

Support for EU Data Strategy compliance

Based on Ontological Data Mesh architecture

Target Audience

The platform is designed for property owners, supply chain participants (construction companies, data service providers), and end-users (tenants) in the built environment.