Savana Data Space (SDS) is a federated, EHDS-compliant platform that enables you to create your own health data space – or join an existing one, like our global Smart Health Alliance – ensuring full control, interoperability, and privacy by design.
Native compliance with European data protection frameworks
Analysis runs where data resides – raw data stays in place
Complete control over data location and governance
Current Challenges
Savana Data Space Benefits
Current Challenges
Savana Data Space Benefits
Current Challenges
Savana Data Space Benefits
Current Challenges
Savana Data Space Benefits
Current Challenges
Savana Data Space Benefits
Using Savana Data Space (and optionally Savana Manager Suite for data preparation)
Like the Smart Health Alliance or other networks promoted by Savana
Connect to a ready-to-use federated network with shared governance, faster onboarding, and immediate collaboration opportunities
OwnCreate a custom data space with full control over infrastructure, governance, access policies, and participation models
Audit your data, define compliance needs, and align on collaboration objectives.
Lay the foundation for trusted exchange
Configure policies, security protocols, and data-sharing agreements.
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Go live and start collaborating
Publish datasets, explore partners, and launch real-world research projects.
Automated enforcement of governance rules
Standardised collaboration agreements
Built-in tools for privacy impact assessments
Standardised common data model for research
Healthcare interoperability through FHIR standards
ICD, SNOMED, and LOINC support for harmonised coding
Discoverable datasets and studies for collaboration
Streamlined integration for new partners
Real-time tracking of system performance
SDS uses a federated model where data always stays in its original location. Instead of moving raw data, analysis algorithms travel to the source, ensuring full GDPR Article 44–49 compliance – without relying on traditional transfer mechanisms.
Stay ahead of how real-world data is reshaping clinical practice, drug development, and healthcare policy.