DIL activities

DIL aims to accelerate the development and adoption of the BDI Framework through:

• Development efforts that contribute to the maturity of the framework
  • Documentation and specifications placed in the public domain
• Development efforts that contribute to the quality and maturity of the available open source code required for the BDI in logistics and transport
  • For basic components in the stack
• Development efforts that contribute to harmonizing or making the BDI Framework interoperable with other comparable developments in the Netherlands and EU
  • Focused on interoperability, reuse of sample software, greater mass of adoption and users, and lower start-up costs for companies
• Development efforts that help to make bootstrapping and kick-starting a data space easier
  • Documentation
• Semantics
  • Tools
  • Methodology
• Testing the BDI Framework and the open source code in practice in logistics and transport
  • Starting with multimodal logistics via the main ports of Rotterdam and Schiphol
  • In the next two years, new living labs will be added
  • This also directly contributes to reducing the carbon footprint and improving efficiency and safety in goods transport
• Supporting (SME) companies in preparing themselves for controlled data sharing
  
• Supporting IT service and software providers in their ability to apply the BDI framework to offer services and products to customers
  • Supporting IT service and software providers in their ability to apply the BDI framework to offer services and products to customers
  • Methodology to kick-start use cases \
  • Identifying best-use cases for their market
  • Reuse of existing proven open source software
  • Increasing the number of participating companies to increase the size of the accessible market