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2.1.1 Platform View
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A Platform has a community of interest (CoI) that is responsible for the DIDO infrastructure that resides on each Node in the Node Network. Direct involvement within a platform covers the gamut from observers, to passive users of the software, and significant contributors to the community or de facto standards (see:text/html2021-10-06T20:06:29-0400Anonymous (anonymous@undisclosed.example.com)2.1.2 Domain View
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2.1.2 Domain View
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The concepts of a Domain View are captured within the DIDO Domain Community.
A DIDO network consists of a system of nodes usually organized by a community of interest (CoI) connected together by a common, secure protocol – usually Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) and Internet Protocol (IP). Typically, each node executes its own copy of software that securely distributes data between the nodes. Data are generally contained within atext/html2022-01-15T18:11:59-0400Anonymous (anonymous@undisclosed.example.com)2.1.3 Ecosystem View
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2.1.3 Ecosystem View
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The concepts of a Ecosystem View are captured within the DIDO Ecosystem Community.
The perspectives of Domain and Ecosystem Communities of Interest (CoIs) are different. Whereas a DIDO Domain Community focuses on a specific, real world solution or implementation to a specific concrete problem (i.e., a thing), an Ecosystem CoI focuses on the interactions and links between subordinate Ecosystems (i.e., sub-Ecosystems) and Domain Community.text/html2022-04-23T14:36:19-0400Anonymous (anonymous@undisclosed.example.com)2.1.4 Ecosphere View
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2.1.4 Ecosphere View
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The concepts of a Ecosphere View are captured within the DIDO Ecosphere Community. The Ecosphere has legal requirements, see 3.2 Legal Documents.
The Ecosphere View comprises the set of all known Ecosystems within the Ecosphere and the interactions of the Ecosystems. Outside of a limited set of use cases, a DIDO cannot function independently, especially when a DIDO is ultimately meant to be part of an enterprise. The description of thetext/html2021-08-06T14:02:08-0400Anonymous (anonymous@undisclosed.example.com)2.1.5 Exchange View
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2.1.5 Exchange View
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An exchange is responsible for the exchange of information between immutable data objects. An exchange can be wholly contained within a domain, act as a bridge between domains, or even span across ecosystems or ecospheres. Obviously, the complexity of an exchange increases as the range of what is exchanged moves from just internally within a domain and crosses ecosystem or ecosphere boundaries.text/html2021-08-11T11:17:05-0400Anonymous (anonymous@undisclosed.example.com)2.1.6 Enterprise View
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2.1.6 Enterprise View
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Referring to the figure in Section 2.1 Stakeholder Views, one can observe that enterprises roughly map to an ecosphere; however, the enterprise does not necessarily control the ecosystems, platforms, or domains it now encompasses. From a DIDO perspective, all the ancillary data (i.e., external data) is accessed through the use of antext/html2021-08-17T14:40:49-0400Anonymous (anonymous@undisclosed.example.com)2.1.7 Relevant Community Standards
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2.1.7 Relevant Community Standards
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The following standards are applicable to all stakeholder views.
Technical Standards
RFC2026 - The Internet Standards ProcessISO 9001:2015 Quality managementISO/IEC/IEEE 90003:2018 Software engineering – Guidelines for the application of ISO 9001:2015 to computer softwareISO/IEC/IEEE 25000:2014 SQuaRE -- Guide to SQuaREISO/IEC 25001:2014 SQuaRE -- Planning and ManagementISO/IEC 25010:2011 SQuaRE -- System and Software Quality Mod…