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Mandatory data-sharing versus data sovereignty

Science|Business Data Rules webinar from 15:30 to 17:00 CET 

This Science|Business online webinar will explore how policymakers could and should shape the flow of data between countries and between the public and private actors. It will discuss the trade-offs between maintaining data sovereignty and harnessing data for the greater good, and how to enable data to flow more freely across the private and public sectors and academia.

After the event, Science|Business will publish a report summarising the discussions.

Speakers
Speakers
Audrey Plonk
Head of Digital Economy Policy Division, Directorate for Science, Technology and Innovation, OECD
Federico Milani
Deputy Head of Unit, Data Policies and Innovation, DG CONNECT, European Commission
Alexandre Entraygues
Head of Data Privacy, Novartis
Jeremy Rollison
Senior Director, EU Government Affairs, Microsoft
Erik Flikkenschild
Information Manager, Leiden University Medical Centre, The Netherlands
Andreas Weiss
Director, EuroCloud Deutschland (representing GAIA_X)
David Sturzenegger
Head of Product, Decentriq
Agenda
Programme

Segment 1: How to balance data sovereignty with multilateralism and globalisation

  • Why do we need data sovereignty and how should we define it?
  • Do we need a global framework for data sharing between countries?
  • What have we learnt from the response to the pandemic?
  • How can we address the data inequalities between rich and poor, and the global north and south?

Segment 2: Boosting data flows between different segments of the economy and different actors

  • What impact will the EU Common Data Spaces have on the data economy in Europe and elsewhere?
  • What incentives and penalties are needed to encourage the private sector to share more data?
  • Do we need trusted intermediaries to facilitate data sharing?
  • How can we protect intellectual property and individual privacy, while maintaining healthy competition and driving innovation?
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