BMW Landshut and Covestro: Catena-X learns to walk

Data exchange BMW and Covestro: Catena-X learns to walk

2024-05-13 From Tina Rumpelt Tina Rumpelt | Translated by AI 5 min Reading Time

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How does data exchange via Catena-X work in practice? This is currently being tested by BMW in their factory in Landshut/Germany and supplier Covestro in a sustainability pilot project.

Data transfer via Catena-X: BMW, together with raw material supplier Covestro, is evaluating the "Product Carbon Footprint" of the iX's kidney grille.(Image: BMW Group) — Data transfer via Catena-X: BMW, together with raw material supplier Covestro, is evaluating the "Product Carbon Footprint" of the iX's kidney grille.
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Sending strictly confidential packages with standardized shape and content: Achim Ilzhöfer compares the cloud-based data ecosystem Cofinity-X with the Catena-X standards to an advanced postal system for sustainability. The Covestro manager, responsible for "Global Circular Economy", is convinced of the "super data platform". "We see a big future in the automatability of a secure and standardized data exchange, especially if it can be rolled out globally," he says.

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