Why a supply chain’s production capacity has to be seen in real time, federated and verifiable, with no company handing over its data. Manifesto, node demo and open specification 0.1.
Classification, authorized tools, rules written by management. The four-step method with a filled-in example, and the NIS2 questionnaire questions for a supplier.
Supply-chain digitization came down from the top for the prime’s compliance. It gave SMEs obligations. What is needed is a federated, sovereign layer, one node per plant.
Industrial data sovereignty with the numbers: what the filings say, “enterprise” protection, the AI and Defense Strategy, EDIP. And the four tests to run on any vendor, Yempik included.
From 7 to 500 drone makers, a seven-day redesign, cost per target from $60,000 to $1,000. The lesson for manufacturers, with the Vertesa example and the short-cycle checklist.
The bottleneck of European rearmament is the capacity to produce and to see the supply chain. Numbers from Kubilius, Rheinmetall, and the Commission, plus three moves for an SME.