Core principles
The BDI has seven core principles. These form the basis for the framework.
Seven core principles of the BDI
Connect physical to digital
The BDI is used for the ‘live’ exchange of data regarding daily processes.
Event-driven architecture
If anything changes relating to a transport route or stock, or if an order is added, a message is sent out immediately.
Dynamic data
Sharing data that is time-sensitive and can be created ad hoc, so it must always be up to date.
Zero trust
To improve mutual trust, each party registers with local subnetworks (BDI associations).
Data at the source
The data owner decides who has access to each piece of data and which conditions apply.
Local decision-making
Subnetworks have room for local habits, agreements and legislation.
Coherent security
The security of various components and protocols is properly matched.