Roles and Rights Management for Data Trusts

Authors

David Acev, University of Koblenz, Electronic Government at the Institute for Information Systems ResearchFollow
Arnold F. Arz Von Straussenburg, University of Koblenz, Information Systems and Smart Data at the Institute for Information Systems ResearchFollow
Florian Rieder, University of Koblenz, Electronic Government at the Institute for Information Systems ResearchFollow
Timon T. Aldenhoff, University of Koblenz, Information Systems and Smart Data at the Institute for Information Systems ResearchFollow
Sankalp Biyani, University of KoblenzFollow
Dennis M. Riehle, University of KoblenzFollow
Maria A. Wimmer, wimmer@uni-koblenz.de

Abstract

In a data trust ecosystem, the data flow from one end to another must be thoroughly observed and suitably managed. To achieve secure and trustworthy data sharing, a comprehensive framework for data access needs to be implemented. The design of such a framework requires delineating the obligatory components and their interconnection to generate a coherent and seamless data exchange between different data actors (entities). Identifying and unequivocally amalgamating the management components and access control models contributes to meeting the requirements for the design of a roles and rights management framework, which can guarantee a smooth and reliable data flow between different entities in data trust ecosystems. This study applies design science research to determine the requirements and to design a roles and rights management framework as an essential element of the data trust ecosystem.

Recommended Citation

Acev, David; Straussenburg, Arnold F. Arz Von; Rieder, Florian; Aldenhoff, Timon T.; Biyani, Sankalp; Riehle, Dennis M.; and Wimmer, Maria A., "Roles and Rights Management for Data Trusts" (2025). ACIS 2025 Proceedings. 95.
https://aisel.aisnet.org/acis2025/95