1. Trust Service Operator (TSO)

Services focused on trust, identity, and compliance.

Includes:

• Participant identity and authentication

• Certificate and credential management

• Participant and service registry

• Policy definition and management

• Audit, traceability, and regulatory reporting

• Alignment with EU regulations (EHDS and GDPR)

Key value: verifiable trust and structured regulatory compliance.

2. Health Data Product Services

Includes:

• Preparation of anonymized or pseudonymized health datasets

• Curation and normalization of clinical data

• Generation of data products for research

• Data preparation for biomedical AI

• Compliance with EHDS secondary use requirements

Key value:

👉 Unlocking the value of data within the data space

3. Connector Provider

Technical infrastructure for sovereign data exchange.

Includes:

• Interoperable connectors compliant with IDSA / DSSC

• Policy-based data sharing using ODRL

• Data sovereignty control by the participant

• Automated enforcement of permissions and usage conditions

• Compatibility with European interoperability standards (including FHIR)

Key value: secure, interoperable, and automated data exchange.

4. Dataspace Governance Design & Operation

Design of the governance model required to create and operate a data space in accordance with European standards.

Includes:

• Definition of the Governance Framework of the data space

• Drafting of the Rulebook for participants

• Definition of rules for data access, use and reuse

• Definition of roles and responsibilities within the data space:

  • Data Holder

  • Data User

  • Operator

• Definition of the organizational structure of the data space, including the separation between:

  • Governance

  • Operations

  • Service Provision

Who is this service for?

This service is aimed at organizations that want to create or operate a data space.

Mainly:

• Consortia of hospitals and research centers

• Public administrations or digital health agencies

• Data space operators or technology platforms

• Large organizations that need to share data (health, pharma, biotech)

Outcome: a legal, organizational and operational foundation to launch and scale the data space.

Features

• AI Agent Orchestration — Create and manage multiple AI agents from a unified platform.

• Enterprise Integrations — Connect seamlessly with CRMs, ERPs, collaboration tools, and custom systems.

• Workflow Automation — Automate repetitive and complex business processes end-to-end.

• Human-in-the-Loop — Keep humans in control with approvals and oversight mechanisms.

• Enterprise Security — Ensure compliance, access control, and secure data handling.

• Scalable Architecture — Deploy AI agents across teams, departments, and business units.

• Multi-Agent Collaboration — Enable specialized agents to work together on complex tasks.

• OpenClaw Powered — Built on OpenClaw and enhanced by Kvasar for enterprise environments

We conduct a comprehensive evaluation to deliver actionable insights and recommendations that ensure a successful transition to agile practices.

Key Features:

1. Initial Consultation: The process begins with an initial consultation where the service provider gathers information about the organization’s current practices, goals, challenges, and organizational culture. This helps in understanding the context and specific needs of the organization.

2. Stakeholder Interviews: Interviews are conducted with key stakeholders across different levels of the organization to gain insights into their perspectives, expectations, and concerns regarding agile adoption. This step ensures alignment and buy-in from all relevant parties.

3. Assessment Framework: A comprehensive assessment framework is used to evaluate various aspects of the organization, including its structure, processes, people, and technology. This may include factors such as team size, project complexity, existing methodologies, communication channels, and tools used.

4. Agile Maturity Assessment: Organizations are assessed on their current level of agile maturity to understand their readiness for agile adoption. This assessment helps in identifying areas of strength and areas needing improvement.

5. Methodology Selection: Based on the information gathered and the assessment results, the service provider recommends suitable agile methodologies or frameworks that align with the organization’s goals, culture, and context. This could include Scrum, Kanban, Lean, XP (Extreme Programming), or a hybrid approach tailored to the organization’s specific needs.

6. Customized Roadmap: A customized roadmap is developed to outline the steps and milestones for adopting the recommended agile methodology. This includes actionable recommendations, training needs, process changes, and tooling requirements.

7. Training and Coaching: The service provider may offer training and coaching services to support the organization’s agile transformation journey. This could include workshops, seminars, coaching sessions, and on-the-job training for teams and individuals.

8. Continuous Improvement: The service includes mechanisms for monitoring progress, gathering feedback, and making continuous improvements to the agile adoption process. Regular checkpoints and reviews are conducted to ensure that the organization is on track and to address any emerging challenges.

• Scrum

• Kanban

• Scaled Agile ( SAFe)

• Tools to rollout Agile Development