Partner

Brox IT-Solutions GmbH

Brox IT-Solutions was founded in 1998 and is headquartered in Hannover, Germany. Brox core competencies are supporting large enterprises in managing and evolving their IT infrastructure.

With its subsidiary eccenca, brox created a branch which bring together technology, tools and competence in enterprise search and Linked Data. Within the LUCID project, brox / eccenca contribute the core Linked Data endpoint technology including publish/subscribe mechanism as well as access control in distributed Linked Data networks. In addition to that brox is project coordinator and provides technical infrastructure of the project.

Fraunhofer Institute for Intelligent Analysis and Information Systems (IAIS)

Fraunhofer IAIS develops tailor-made IT solutions to support companies and organizations optimize products, services and processes, as well as to implement intelligent information and knowledge management.

Within the LUCID project, IAIS contributes to all research topics esp. to research on distributed semantic social networks and supply chain vocabularies.

Implisense GmbH

Implisense strategy is to adapt natural language processing and machine learning technologies in order to create new knowledge out of unstructured Web data. Implisense core product is high quality company data and user interfaces to explore this data.

Within the LUCID project, Implisense will contribute a configuration interface for value chains as well as a value chain health monitoring component.

ITA - Automotive Service Association

ITA is a service association for the international automotive industry with main emphasis on information technology.

Within the LUCID project, ITA organizes the requirements specification as well as the tests with partners from the automotive industry.

Infineon Technologies AG

Infineon is a globally active semiconductor manufacturer headquartered in Neubiberg, Germany.

The Infineon Supply Chain Innovations division is an associated LUCID partner. With LUCID, they provide excellent supply chain experience as well as access to the APICS Supply Chain Council, an independent non-profit organization which develops the Supply-Chain Operations Reference (SCOR)-model, a process reference model for supply chain management.