A constantly growing amount of data with an increased need for availability and user-friendliness also poses growing challenges for the BAB. Numerous interfaces to the population (e.g. funding processing) and the various independent institutions assigned to the BML create a very heterogeneous and widely ramified database infrastructure.
Objective
In order to be able to leave these data as independent services in the respective sovereignty and to be able to visualize them collectively, this project is intended to provide a dashboard as a central contact point for all data information over which the BML has sovereignty.
Specifically, the result should be a query tool for potential users from Section II of the BML that enables individual company analyses. In addition, the GDPR obligation to provide information is to be taken into account by allowing requests for information to be processed quickly and completely.
This should represent the central first major step of the Digitaler Betriebszwilling project.
Status of the project
The project is scheduled to start in 2024. By November 2023, a workshop had been held to roughly outline the project. The specific objectives were defined here and it was agreed that this project should be carried out as a collaboration between BAB and BML.
Planned work for 2024
The first step is to review all data sources and the relevant responsible bodies. This will result in limitations and potential for further processing and merging the data.
This second step should focus on an architecture that is as performant, automated and less complex as possible, while at the same time avoiding direct intervention in the database so as not to hinder existing processes.
Initial ideas and implementations will be tested for the creation of a dashboard as the third step.
Schedule
Project start: 01/2024
Project end: 12/2025
