This standard specifies performance and test requirements, procedures, and acceptance criteria for a trusted data matrix system. Based on consensus-made requirements, agreements and management tools, a trusted data matrix is a data and resource sharing digital infrastructure to facilitate trusted, secure, transparent, and accountable data sharing, exchanging, circulation and trading among different stakeholders.
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- 2023-02-15
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TDM - Trusted Data Matrix
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- Jonathan Goldberg
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- Sha Wei
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IEEE Standard for Trusted Data Matrix System Architecture
The system architecture for a trusted data matrix, which includes business, functional, process, and technology requirements, are specified in this standard. Based on consensus-made requirements, agreements and management tools, the trusted data matrix is a data and resource sharing digital infrastructure to facilitate trusted, secure, transparent, and accountable data sharing, exchanging, circulation, and trading among different stakeholders.
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