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  1. Entitled Party

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The Entitled Party's role is fulfilled by a legal entity that has appropriate entitlement over a set of data. The entitlement provides the party with one or more rights over the data. These rights, or entitlements, are established in a legal relationship between the Entitled Party and the Service Provider when they are different entities. Data may be stored and provided access to as a service to perform various actions over it.

The Entitled Party, Service Consumer and Service Provider roles can be fulfilled by the same entity i.e. a legal entity that consumes a service based on its own entitlements to this service (for example, a trucking company's entitlement to request Estimated Time of Arrival and optimal route information) but this is not necessary.

Entities entitled to a service can delegate others to consume it on their behalf. In such cases, the consuming entity operates based on another entity’s entitlements. In these cases, the Service Consumer uses a Service Provider’s service based on the Entitled Party’s entitlements, but the role of Service Consumer is performed by a different entity than the Entitled Party.

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