Requirements Engineering Approach for Data Ownership Concepts
Jad Asswad, Viktor Dmitriyev, Maria Edith Elizondo Guerrero, Cedrik Theesen, Julia Köhlke
Electronics
In recent years, the growing importance of data ownership has attracted significant attention, reflecting not only its pivotal role in the evolving data-driven environment but also the complexity of addressing it across diverse contexts. The necessity of developing effective data ownership concepts for data platforms is indisputable; nevertheless, the process is inherently complex and demands a comprehensive examination of the requirements surrounding this multifaceted issue. This paper puts forward a novel approach to the development of data ownership concepts, which draws on principles from requirements engineering (RE). The efficacy of this approach is evaluated through in-depth case-studies focusing on three distinct contexts: the development of a data ownership concept within the realm of smart meters, smart livestock farming, and data spaces for energy. Through the application of RE principles, this work strives to provide a structured and effective approach for addressing the nuanced challenges associated with data ownership in the process of developing data ownership concepts for data-driven platforms and applications.
February / 2025
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