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The SWIM service ecosystem is used to:

understand how the various services, service developments and SWIM Registry relate to each other
promote harmonisation by identifying opportunities for service definitions
promote harmonisation through the use of services in multiple contexts
promote harmonisation by identifying shared characteristics between services (e.g. service categories, standardised implementations)
enable more efficient service developments by making relevant artefacts available

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Activities:

start to document the service ecosystem. This will aim to build an aggregated picture of the services based on on actual services. This can e.g. be used to spot dependencies between services.
categorise the services
understand the role of the registry and its processes in the ecosystem

Three areas of work compose the Service Ecosystem:

Service Sources: Any source of services that could be explored to find new or updated candidate

The Service Ecosystem includes:

Service Portfolio: Captures possible sources of services and a derived list of potential services.
Service Developments: Any activity developing a service description or service definition or service overview.
- Service Registry: The European SWIM Registry is the target repository for SWIM services in Europe.
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