Seismological infrastructures are facing rapidly evolving user demands. In addition to providing access to traditional seismological data and associated products, they now must support novel, high-volume, multidisciplinary datasets, applications and workflows, which require the adoption of advanced, modern data management policies and strategies. This session welcomes contributions on: (a) data collection, curation and provision from modern seismic network deployment, operation, management and delivery of downstream waveform data products, at local, regional and global level; (b) integration of new data types (e.g., DAS systems) and communities, with emphasis on the interface between Seismology and Geodesy-GNSS; (c) development, testing, and comparison of emerging strategies (e.g. AI) and software tools for earthquake monitoring, in particular for real-time applications; (d) delivery of technical and scientific seismological and multidisciplinary data products; (e) integration of recorded seismological data in computational workflows and digital twins. Promoted by ORFEUS and Earthscope, this session facilitates data integration, exchange, discovery and usage; promotes global collaboration; and fosters open science through data openness and FAIRification.