OSLO is a product of Digitaal Vlaanderen with which they aim to facilitate semantic interoperability. By doing so, they create an unambiguous standard for the exchange of information. The OSLO methodology provides a scalable process and a method for developing and adopting data standards. An OSLO trajectory delivers a human- and machine-readable conceptual framework that allows cross-sector (re)use of data. Data following these standards flow more smoothly and accelerate innovation.
OSLO standards ensure that data flows smoothly between information systems and enable data exchange and data ecosystems.
In a data-driven economy, the use of data standards is a crucial factor for success. Without data standards, this data economy would not function efficiently.
The benefits of using standards are:
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OSLO stands for Open Standards for Linking Organisations. The Flemish government's initiative makes data work together in a structured way in international data spaces.
OSLO is a human- and machine-readable conceptual framework that helps companies engage in data collaborations with companies or public administrations. This conceptual framework outlines your data's requirements to engage in data exchange. OSLO has developed a test platform for companies to check whether their data align with the requirements.
We have guided many organisations toward a smooth OSLO start-up. Do you want to get started with OSLO on your own? Then be sure to check out the following step-by-step plan first:
By taking these steps, you can get started with OSLO standards and benefit fully from their potential.