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Governed data · Sovereign sharing · Reliable AI

Build reliable AI on data you can trust.

InformationGrid turns complex data into governed products. Our data-sharing services extend that trust across organisations—without taking control away from the people who provide the data.

Trusted context
Governed data exchange
Data rights
holder
Data
consumer
Exchange
Policies
Evidence
Recognised authorities

Designed for European data ecosystems

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How we help

Turn data and AI ambition into working capability.

01

Explore & align

Shape a data and AI direction.

Connect business value, data strategy, readiness and governance before committing to technology.

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02

Design & build

Create trustworthy data foundations.

Turn domain knowledge into governed data products for applications, analytics and reliable AI.

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03

Operate & scale

Build a governed data ecosystem.

Establish a dataspace, connect participants and make data available under agreed conditions.

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04

Build capability

Enable teams to move forward.

Develop practical capability in modelling, development, Agile Data and dataspace governance.

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Part of Yuma

The governed data foundation for human-centred AI transformation.

Yuma helps organisations move from isolated AI initiatives to holistic transformation. InformationGrid makes the underlying data meaningful, traceable and usable under explicit rights and conditions—within organisations and across ecosystems.

Proof in practice

One foundation. Very different domains.

Municipal innovation, agricultural data ecosystems and an inclusive neighbourhood energy transition show how the same governed data principles adapt to distinct settings.

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Standards & trust

Interoperability you can inspect.

We name the standards, versions and evidence behind every claim—and distinguish what is live, in delivery and on the roadmap.

Insights & resources

Ideas for building a more useful data strategy.

Start with your use case

What would trusted data sharing make possible?