Abykys

We enable and handle data deals, representing an agreement between two or more parties for the use of data where conditions are compliant by design by mediating the supply and demand, mitigating risk in reaching an agreement and allow multiple organizations to collaborate to offer the supply for a data deal.

We are a Dutch technology company and offer a service called THFLR which we integrate in Dataspace initiatives’ like EONA-X and DMI-Ecosysteem.nl. THFLR offers three key features: 1) a Demand function to publish data requests 2) Automated Policy Verification where legal terms and conditions are turned into policy templates that are monitored and enforced by our core technology 3) Rating, Reporting and Auditing service boosting transparency on the compliancy of the data deal.

For THFLR we work closely with our partners AMS-IX, KPMG, Surf and the University of Amsterdam.

We believe a data transaction should become as efficient and compliant as a financial transaction. To move towards a bigger, fairer and more open data economy. EONA-X is the ecosystem to achieve this goal for the Tourism industry.

Why do you need THFLR?

6-12 Months

Time to find and agree on data

$5.5 million

Average compliance cost

65%

Share of data breaches caused by external party

Fast and compliant data transactions

Getting the ritght information under the best usage condtions, compliant by design and as efficient as possible

GDPR, Dashboarding, Compliance, Federated Learning

An integrated Restaurant/Hotel dashboard

We are working on a dashboard together with a group of hotels that provides a consolidated view over the customer journey. Personel is very scarce and therefore the time spend on finding information is unafforable waist. Yet the data is coming from centralized platforms and every hotel/restaurant has limitied capabillites to build solutions. How can we work together, keep control over our own data and prevent the next lockin? A demonstrator was build in close collaboration with students and now we are preparing for the next fase and invite other hotel/restaurant combination to join our initiative.

Tourism and city development

Cities are becoming more and more crowded and tourist are a blessing and a curse. How to manage tourist flows to benefit from their positive impact on the economy but ensure quality of live for your citizens? How to collaborate with surrounding areas that have more capacity? And how to reuse data (e.g. tourism tax applications) to lower the adminsitrative burden and increasing the data quality. Within the DMI Ecosysteem project we are exploring these policy questions and sending out data prospectus to retrieve the answers via the connected parties.

City Mobility Hubs

Cities are becoming more and more crowded and providing access to verious vehicles requires more planning. Therefore the concept of hubs is used to offload the number of vehicles before entering the city and transition to public transport. Insights are required to advice travellers on availabillity and how to travel further. We are setting up a data prospectus to get the information as required from the DMI Ecosysteem under the assurance of the Ecossyteem Rating system.