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Dpp: The Digital Product Passport Framework
Published 5/2026
Created by Ben Wallbaum
MP4 | Video: h264, 1920x1080 | Audio: AAC, 44.1 KHz, 2 Ch
Level: Intermediate | Genre: eLearning | Language: English + subtitle | Duration: 74 Lectures ( 3h 45m ) | Size: 2 GB[/center]
Understand the Digital Product Passport as a legal, data, and systems architecture for the EU product economy.
What you'll learn
⚡ Understand the legal and regulatory framework behind the Digital Product Passport
⚡ Recognize the main DPP data requirements, architecture choices, and implementation workstreams
⚡ See how DPP applies across different sectors, identifiers, registries, and product information models
⚡ Build a realistic view of costs, governance, supplier engagement, and rollout sequencing
Requirements
❗ No prior deep technical knowledge is required
❗ Helpful background includes product compliance, supply chain systems, sustainability data, or enterprise architecture
Description
This course contains the use of artificial intelligence.
This course explains the Digital Product Passport as more than a label or QR code. It shows how the DPP is becoming a structured information layer for market access, traceability, circularity, compliance, and product governance in the European Union. The course starts with the political and regulatory logic behind the passport, then moves through the legal backbone under ESPR, the Battery Regulation, construction products, and related EU frameworks. It then covers rollout timelines, delegated acts, standards work, data requirements, technical architecture, identifiers, registries, service-provider models, security, access control, and sector-specific examples.
The emphasis throughout is practical. You will see where product data usually sits today, why DPP programmes become difficult once real supplier and system boundaries appear, and what a buildable implementation stack looks like across enterprise systems, data models, and governance. The course also uses case studies and cost/ROI framing so that DPP is not reduced to legal theory. By the end, you should understand what the passport is for, which obligations are likely to land first, how implementation sequencing really works, and why DPP is turning product data into an operational capability rather than a documentation exercise. It is designed to help you reason from regulation to systems, and from systems back to business reality.
Who this course is for
⭐ Product compliance, sustainability, operations, and digital transformation professionals
⭐ Enterprise architects, data leads, and IT teams planning DPP-related system changes
⭐ Consultants, policymakers, and managers who need a full-stack understanding of the DPP model