Schweihoff, Julia ChristinaJulia ChristinaSchweihoffJussen, IlkaIlkaJussenMöller, FrederikFrederikMöller2025-05-192025-05-192025https://publica.fraunhofer.de/handle/publica/48762610.1007/978-3-031-80125-9_52-s2.0-105001391882Data ecosystems receive considerable attention in academia and practice, as indicated by a steadily growing body of research and large-scale (industry-driven) research projects. They can leverage so-called data intermediaries, which are mediating parties that facilitate data sharing between a data provider and a data consumer. Research has uncovered many types of data intermediaries, such as data marketplaces or data trusts. However, what is missing is a ‘big picture’ of data intermediaries and the functions they fulfill. We tackle this issue by extracting data intermediation services decoupled from specific instances to give a comprehensive overview of how they work. To achieve this, we report on a systematic literature review, contributing data intermediation services.enfalseData ecosystemsData intermediariesData sharingconference paper