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Assess your SME's readiness to join a Data-Driven Platform of Platforms (DPoP) in a decentralized supply chain. Map your position in the chain, score your ESG baseline, weigh material issues, validate LGPD/GDPR/CLOUD compliance, place yourself on the four-quadrant platform model (Monopoly / Fragmented / GSM / Internet), activate the network effects that fit your business, and generate a transparency report aligned with the institutional ESG-mandate capital pool.

Go to home
  1. 01Identity
  2. 02Current chain
  3. 03Data assets
  4. 04ESG baseline
  5. 05Materiality
  6. 06Compliance
  7. 07Platform model
  8. 08Network effects
  9. 09DPoP report
Inputs persist across steps in this session. Saving as a named scenario will be enabled in a future release.

Step 7 · Platform model

Figure 2 of the paper plots four platform archetypes along open–closed and centralized–decentralized axes. Pick the quadrant that describes where you currently sit. The DPoP target is the Internet quadrant: open, decentralized, loosely-coupled — the only configuration where SMEs compete on equal footing.

Open
Closed
Centralized
Decentralized

If you are not in the Internet quadrant today, the next steps will tell you what to change so a DPoP integration can deliver value. Concrete production-grade DPoPs already exist — Catena-X for the European automotive supply chain, Gaia-X as the federation layer above it, and the IDSA reference architecture for the connectors and data-usage contracts that hold the whole thing together.

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