Discover how open source and hands-on collaboration turn European digital sovereignty into working federated solutions – from shared building blocks to real prototypes.
What Aviation Knows About Digital Trust
Two partners? Easy. Hundred? You need shared rules. FACIS and Airbus turned that challenge into a real-world case for digital trust in aviation.
Beyond Contracts
Session recap from FACIS Connect 2026: Thomas Niessen and Sebastian Lins on why federated ecosystems need common rules for Service Level Agreements (SLAs).
No More Starting from Scratch
At FACIS Connect 2026, Hossein Rafieekhah explained how reusable FACIS patterns and the Orchestration Engine turn federation from concept into operational reality.
Digital Ambition Meets Reality
FACIS Project Lead Emma Wehrwein analyzes new survey data on Europe’s digital transformation, arguing federation is key to turning ambition into scalable collaboration.
Zero Trust: Cross-Enterprise Collaboration
This blog article explores how companies can collaborate more safely in digital environments by verifying every access request and better protecting shared information across a connected ecosystem.
Data Exchange for the Real World: Making the Economy of Things a Reality
Explore how FACIS helps different digital systems and companies connect and work together without relying on one central platform, powering the “Economy of Things” and innovation.
Making Europe’s Digital Resilience Operational
This article takes a closer look at the “European Digital Resilience” mission paper and shows how federation and cloud roaming could help keep digital services running even when disruptions occur.
How AI Is Transforming Software Development
Discover how AI, vibe-coding, FACIS’ Federation Architecture Patterns, and low-code orchestration reshape software development – boosting agility, compliance and scalable cloud-edge ecosystems.
How Zero Trust and Confidential Computing Ensure Secure Data Flow in the Cloud-Edge Continuum
FACIS provides a framework of open standards and SLA Governance for secure data flow across borders and industries. But more is needed: Zero Trust and Confidential Computing are crucial.









