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Different standards and certification bodies impose incompatible schemas, motivating a more abstract architecture.

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Martin SmithCo-Founder & CEO; Partner, The Ownership Economy · CommonShareLinkedIn ↗
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Different standards and certification bodies impose incompatible schemas, motivating a more abstract architecture.

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Attributed contributors: Martin Smith. “Different standards and certification bodies impose incompatible schemas, motivating a more abstract architecture..” Multi-stakeholder, Sovereign, Agentic Workflows / Data Models, Evidence, and Verification. ECOSYSTEM Summit, Barcelona, 18 September 2026. Session time 2:10–3:32. https://cs-ecosystem.commonshare.workers.dev/evidence/E-59e4bc92d362

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Different standards and certification bodies impose incompatible schemas, motivating a more abstract architecture.

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Martin SmithCo-Founder & CEO; Partner, The Ownership Economy · CommonShareLinkedIn ↗

Proposed mechanism: A common modelling layer could reduce repeated integration work.

Limit: Market-uniqueness claim is promotional and unverified.

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