For datasets providers

SBDH partners with data providers (Companies, IoT, other Protocols,..) to reference datasets within the protocol and broadly in its Knowverse.

Data providers are responsible for describing dataset characteristics (metadata) and establishing access conditions for the use of this resource.

They interact with the $AXONE protocol via dedicated smart contracts to register datasets, define their access conditions and metadata, and make the dataset available and accessible.

With the implementation of dataset access conditions, Data Providers gain the ability to define how they wish their resources to be utilized precisely. This includes specifying whether a business model is associated with the dataset, determining the privacy status of the data, and elucidating any other rights or licenses linked to the dataset.

These rules empower Data Providers to intricately shape the terms under which their valuable resources are accessed, fostering transparency and control over their datasets' usage and potential monetization.

For service providers

SBDH partners with Service Providers (AI builders, Data-driven Software, Infrastructure, Identity, other Protocols) crucial in providing and managing digital services. They offer services such as algorithms, software, storage systems, or any other digital item requiring processing time.

Depending on access conditions and zone rules, Service Providers may be required to lock tokens on services to ensure service availability and integrity. This stake incentivizes Service Providers to guarantee off-chain service execution when invoked and can be slashed if the service level is not respected.

Service Providers interact with the protocol by referencing their services and access conditions via smart contracts, ensuring the availability and functioning of their service by on-chain registered specifications.

Nevertheless, it's necessary to grasp that some of the technical components used today will be entirely disrupted by what will be developed tomorrow. The Open Knowledge Protocol is designed to guide providers through this transition, opening up new opportunities in the knowledge economy.

For knowledge consumers

SBDH provides consultancy services to define, make and maintain Knowledge generation workflows for Knowledge consumers.

The primary benefit for consumers lies in gaining access to a broader array of resources and services in order to generate and share Knowledge.

As providers can set the conditions for resource & service access, they are incentivized to showcase their resources, presenting a more diversified range of options and solutions for consumers.

Consumers leverage the output of workflows in various ways depending on their objectives as well Business Intelligence than Decision support systems.

Generally, consumers will leverage SBDH Knowverse workflows either to create and feed an application they will make available through a front-end to their clients or to harness the generated Knowledge for their own use.

SBDH Knowverse workflows can aggregate data from diverse providers, process them according to specific needs, and deliver a personalized XaaS service.