Build governed data products
Connect existing systems and Digital Public Goods, then turn source data into reusable products with clear ownership and contracts.
Speedykom Group / Ecosystem
A secure interoperability and data exchange platform enabling digital integration across ministries, sectors, and borders.
SpeedyMesh is an open-source ecosystem built with open standards. Explore the public, MIT-licensed RePAN implementation of the ecosystem.
Related products: RePan, Digital One Health Platform
SpeedyMesh is Speedykom’s flagship interoperability platform, built to serve as the digital spine of national and regional information systems. It allows governments and institutions to unify fragmented IT landscapes, link databases across sectors, and support complex workflows through secure and standards-based data exchange. Whether connecting civil registries with health systems, or synchronizing agricultural and climate data for resilience planning, SpeedyMesh offers the infrastructure needed to enable digital transformation at scale. It connects legacy systems and modern services across institutions. Designed to scale from national to cross-border deployments, it acts as the backbone for digital government and enterprise ecosystems.
One core · many uses
SpeedyMesh Core brings data engineering, governance and exchange together. The same approach serves health, minerals, energy, agriculture and public services worldwide.
Connect existing systems and Digital Public Goods, then turn source data into reusable products with clear ownership and contracts.
Use Data Space patterns for trusted exchange across sectors and borders while each participant keeps control of its data.
Choose models and hosting to suit your policies, from on premises to a cloud of your choice, and work with governed data.
This architecture supports initiatives such as an Africa Health Data Space and regional mineral-data cooperation.
Sovereign AI
Run models on premises, in a sovereign cloud or with a provider of your choice, subject to your policies and deployment needs.
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In practice
The challenge
The response
SpeedyMesh addresses these challenges by offering:
Continental Health Data Sharing — African Union DOHP SpeedyMesh powers the African Union’s Digital One Health Platform (DOHP), enabling real-time collaboration across human, animal, and environmental health systems in over 20 member states.
Design integrations and inspect data pipelines before running them.
Manage model access, data permissions, budgets and audit.
Monitor ecosystem health, security and stress testing.
Standards and governance
Open standards and clear rules help institutions connect data products and share across organisational boundaries.
SpeedyMesh brings together open-source infrastructure, open standards and Speedykom engineering. RePAN is a public, MIT-licensed implementation for regional pandemic analytics.
Explore RePANDigital Public Good application GID0091164: L2 review completed; final consultation pending.
Our longer-term vision is a community where developers and partners create and share additional capabilities on top of the core.
Explore the architecture, or talk with Speedykom about your systems, sectors and governance requirements.
Explore the Data SpaceRegional Surveillance — IGAD RePan SpeedyMesh supports cross-border pandemic analytics across Djibouti, Kenya, Uganda, Ethiopia, and South Sudan, improving early warning and early action.
“Working with Speedykom was a breakthrough. Their team helped us integrate complex systems across borders, on time and on budget. They truly understand the challenges of development projects and how to solve them with technology.”
— Dr Kirstin Free, Program Manager, GIZ
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We use ODCS for data contracts and are aligning our data-product model with ODPS. Open APIs and sector standards connect existing systems.
The Data Space architecture draws on IDS-RAM for federated roles, the IDSA Rulebook for governance and DSP for catalogue, negotiation and transfer interoperability. Connector support and conformance depend on the deployment.
We track the ongoing ISO/IEC FDIS 20151-1 standardisation. European deployments consider the EU Data Act, Data Governance Act and CEN/CENELEC JTC 25 work; applicable requirements are assessed for each deployment.