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State capital Dresden

Project related competencies

• legal, organizational, procedural experience of identification processes
• Expertise on different municipal application scenarios that require identification of individuals and entities
• Experience in the use of the citizen account (already in practical use)
• High level of IT expertise in a municipal context

Strategic interest / exploitation intentions

• Automation and standardization of ID processes to increase process reliability (e.g., for grant applications), increase process efficiency (manual processes are replaced by automated processes)
• Simplify access to city and municipal partner services, which today go through different identification processes

EECC GmbH

Project related competence

• EECC is the European market leader for EPC (Electronic Product Code) solutions and services aimed at automating supply chains.
• Experience from blockchain project for supply chain optimization of pallets
• EECC Partners: GS1, Deutsche Post (DHL), Schwarz Group (Kaufland/Lidl)
• Pioneer in RFID and sensor measurement in the retail sector.
• Research/standardization EPCglobal/DIN/ISO for Blockchain technology and SmartContracts with focus on sustainable supply chains.
• Future topic: Frictionless checkout process based on digital user IDs

Strategic interest / exploitation intentions

• Integrating blockchain and ID tracking technologies into our solutions and products, increasing end-user access.

evan GmbH

Project related competence

Strategic interest / exploitation intentions

EXXETA AG

Project related competence

• Implementation expertise for the development of end-to-end software solutions
• Integration competence for applications and business models to make the planned use cases tangible, later transfer to productive solutions
• Industry knowledge, especially industry, energy and municipalities
• Methodological and technical competence, e.g. design thinking, process modeling, requirements engineering, IoT, data science, blockchain
• Sales and marketing experience for rolling out new services / products

Strategic interest / exploitation intentions

• Networking within Saxony and with the Saxon university landscape,
• Transfer of future topics into usable, productive solutions
• Addressing new potential and implementing projects together with other partners

Project Group Business Informatics of Fraunhofer FIT

Project related competence

• Blockchain (technical basics, economic characteristics, energy consumption, scalability and performance, privacy issues, token economy, potential in the public sector, mobility and energy sectors).
• Self-Sovereign Identity (technical foundations, potentials, challenges, relationship to blockchain technology).
• Energy and critical infrastructures (energy transition, market design, sector coupling)
• General competencies in the area of digital transformation

Strategic interest / exploitation intentions

• Further dovetailing of blockchain and SSI technologies with energy topics, from a technical perspective (prototyping) and with regard to economic aspects, as well as generalization to other sectors.

Dresden University of Applied Sciences

-Consortium Leader-

Project related competencies

• Systematic development of digital service systems
• Digital IDs in human-machine interactions
• User interface design and usability

Strategic interest / exploitation intentions

• university education and training
• Research on Digital Service Systems, Usable Security and Industry 4.0

Jungheinrich AG

Project related competence

• extensive network of customers, vehicles and various business models for testing project solutions in real-life conditions, access control and authentication of drivers, intelligent fleet control (rental models/shared economy)
• Own battery production and R&D on energy management, charging management and use of vehicle batteries as energy storage devices
• Collection of vehicle and movement data via telematics installed over a wide area
• Experience with data sharing with customers

Strategic interest / exploitation intentions

• Identified megatrends make intelligent, standardized networks and digital twins increasingly relevant, e.g., trend away from ownership to performance-based usage transfer or to shared
• Other examples of current and future development challenges: Modular services, servitization, subscription models and usage individualization.
• Jungheinrich's goal: to be a full-service provider for customers and to offer solutions and services internationally in addition to its own portfolio of solutions. Standard integration of various cooperation partners is essential in this context.
• Jungheinrich would like to contribute with its own knowledge to the targeted development of solutions that can be used in the real economy, to participate in the development of industry standards and to make the solutions developed usable for its own organization with regard to the above-mentioned topics.