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A Trusted Global Data Supply Chain

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The global data supply chain is in transformation and in need of a reset due to a post-COVID world. This stark reality has accelerated digitization by decades, necessitating supply-chain resiliency due to greater hemispheric and regional ties. This realignment is aimed at offsetting dependency on Chinese infrastructure, manufacturing, and supplies and cybersecurity intrusions. Business-to-Business (B2B) integration remains the backbone of supply chains in which access to data files must be authorized, intended, instant, precise, accurate, and actionable to address business priorities seeking control, faster time to market, interoperability, chain visibility, and operational analytics.

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Sternhell, A. (2024). A Trusted Global Data Supply Chain. In: McClellan, S. (eds) Data, Security, and Trust in Smart Cities. Signals and Communication Technology. Springer, Cham. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-61117-9_1

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