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?? The EU Data, Act adopted in January 2024 and set to apply from September 2025, is reshaping how businesses handle #datacollection, #datasharing and #dataanalysis. While it primarily focuses on #nonpersonal #data, it also addresses mixed #datasets that include both personal and non-personal data. If your business #collects and #analyzes #data, this new regulation is essential to understand. In our latest article, we explore the key provisions of the #EUDataAct: ?? Outlining how it impacts #dataanalytics, from accessing a broader range of #highquality #datasets to breaking down barriers to #innovation ?? Giving #users more #control over non-personal data they generate ?? Introducing #interoperability standards ?? Preventing #data #lock-in to foster #competition ?? Protecting #SMEs from #unfairpractices ?? For businesses that depend on #data to #innovate and #grow, the EU Data Act presents both opportunities and challenges. Make sure you're ready to navigate this new landscape! ?? Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/ei4YTCVF #EUDataAct #DataSharing #NonPersonalData #MixedDataSets #DataAnalytics #Innovation #DigitalStrategy #BusinessOpportunities #AptusLegal

The European Data Act; will it help us out? ?? “We can do whatever we want with the data because we own our data, right?” A question that pops up very often these days. And most of the persons asking this question expect the answer to be 'yes'. But it isn’t that easy to answer... Ownership and data is an interesting combination from a legal perspective. Under Dutch law ownership or property of data is not possible as such. Property rights are only possible on material (“stoffelijke”) objects, excluding intellectual property rights. ?? How do we arrange things when it comes to data? ?? Control of the data is key. Just think of the General Data Protection Regulation, where the party that actually determines what happens to the data is regarded as the responsible party, the controller. Now this only applies to data that contains personal data. But there is more data. How do we deal with this? By the end of last year, the European Parliament adopted the EU Data Act. This regulation will enter into force throughout the European Union on September 12, 2025. The purpose of this regulation is to simplify access to data. Background is the idea that a lot of data now remains unused, while there may be people, companies or governments that can create benefits from this un used data. The intention of the ‘Data Act’ is also to provide companies and individuals with more control over the data. This all sounds positive ?? Whether it is really a positive move probably depends on what you exactly intend to do with the data. The regulation also has restrictive components, such as limiting the risk of concentration of large tech companies. If you would like to know more about this, Benvalor is the place to go to. Please contact our expert Kea Kroeks - de Raaij! #EUDataAct #data #GeneralData #Protection #Regulation #privacy

Chapter VI of Data Act about switching between data processing service is a fundamental brick for developing a level playing field in the digital market. It will be even more important in the adoption phase of AI systems in order to avoid customers’s lock-in

The important takeaways: #data #act #Eur 1. Data Access and Sharing: The act emphasizes the importance of promoting access to and sharing of data across sectors to support innovation, competition, and business growth. It aims to enable easier and fairer data sharing between businesses and governments. 2. B2B and B2G Data Sharing: The document establishes provisions for business-to-business (B2B) and business-to-government (B2G) data sharing, encouraging more transparency and easier access to critical data for public interest. 3. Fairness in Contracts: One of the central goals is to prevent imbalances in data-sharing contracts, ensuring that smaller businesses are not subject to unfair terms from larger entities when it comes to data access and usage. 4. Data Portability and Consumer Rights: The act seeks to improve data portability rights for consumers, allowing individuals and businesses greater control over the data they generate, including the ability to transfer it across service providers. 5. Safeguards for SMEs: Specific provisions are aimed at protecting small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) by preventing abuse of dominant positions in data-sharing agreements, ensuring they can benefit from the data economy. 6. Interoperability: The act promotes data interoperability standards to ensure that data can be used efficiently across different systems and platforms without technical barriers or unnecessary costs. 7. Digital Sovereignty: The document outlines strategies for ensuring that Europe maintains digital sovereignty by encouraging the development of a robust internal market for data, reducing reliance on non-EU providers. 8. Public Sector Use of Data: Public sector bodies are given specific rights to access and use private sector data when it is necessary for public interest purposes, such as during crises or natural disasters. 9. Enforcement and Governance: Strong enforcement mechanisms and governance structures are laid out to ensure compliance with the data-sharing obligations, including sanctions for non-compliance. 10. Environmental Considerations: The act encourages the use of data to promote sustainability, including the efficient use of resources and data-driven innovation to address environmental challenges.

The #DataAct is a comprehensive initiative to address the challenges and unleash the opportunities presented by data in the European Union, emphasising fair access and user rights, while ensuring the protection of #personal #data. The Regulation on harmonised rules on fair access to and use of data — also known as the Data Act — entered into force on 11 January 2024. The Act is a key pillar of the European data strategy and it will make a significant contribution to the Digital Decade's objective of advancing #digital #transformation. Let's find out how. https://lnkd.in/d_NfQn2w

???????????????????? ?????? ???????? ??????: ???????? ???? ?????????? ?????? ?????????????? ???????????????????? ?????? ?????? ????????????-?? ?????? ???????????????? ?????? ???????? ?????? ???????? ?????????????????? The #DataAct, which came into force on January 11, 2024, is set to reshape the digital landscape in the EU. With full applicability starting in September 2025, businesses – especially those involved with connected products and services – must adapt to new regulations that prioritize fair access, user rights, and data protection. ?????? ???????? ???????? ???????? ???????? ?????? ???????? ?????????????? ????????????????? ?? ?????????????????????????? ?????? ???????? ??????: The Data Act lays down clear rules on who can create value from data and under what conditions. It ensures that the value generated from data is fairly distributed, providing guidelines on how data should be accessed, shared, and protected. Whether you're a manufacturer, service provider, or user of connected products, the Data Act mandates compliance with stringent regulations to ensure transparency and fairness. ?? ?????? ???????????????????? ??????????????????: For digital businesses, this means navigating complex requirements around data availability, data protection, and user access. Non-compliance isn't an option – significant fines and reputational damage are on the line. ?? ?????? ???????????????? ?????? ????????????-?? ?????? ????????: At deltaDAO AG, we understand the challenges digital businesses face in complying with the Data Act. The Pontus-X digital service ecosystem and our #DataEconomy solutions are designed to help you meet these challenges head-on: ? ???????? ??????????: The Pontus-X ecosystem enables you to comply with the obligation to make data available while protecting your data from unauthorized access. Plus, cloud-agnostic infrastructure give you the flexibility to store data wherever you choose, without vendor lock-in. ? ????????????????????????: Through easy-to-use interfaces, data holders can effortlessly provide information about the data, while users can find, compare, and access datasets seamlessly. ? ??????????????-????-????????: This data safe-room empowers data providers to protect trade secrets at a technical level. With Compute-to-Data, you can allow data interpretation and use without direct access, and even restrict or prohibit access, when necessary. ?? ???????? ?????????? ???? ?????? ??????????: deltaDAO AG is here to support your journey towards full compliance with the Data Act, ensuring that your business not only meets regulatory requirements but also thrives in the new data-driven economy. With our solutions, you can avoid costly fines, safeguard your reputation, and unlock new opportunities in a fair and transparent data economy. ?????? ?????? ?????????? ???? ???????? ???????????????????? ???????? ?? ?????????????????????? ??????????????????? ??????'?? ????????! ?? #DataPrivacy #PontusX #DataSovereignty #GaiaX

The EU's Data Governance Act (DGA) is set to revolutionize data sharing in the public sector. Are we ready for this data-driven future? The European Commission's strategy to create a data economy and foster innovation through the DGA marks a significant shift in how public sector data is managed and utilized. Key aspects of the DGA: ? Requires public bodies to allow reuse of certain data, with privacy safeguards ? Prohibits exclusive data arrangements to ensure equal access ? Encourages SMEs and startups to leverage public sector data This act has far-reaching implications for businesses and citizens alike. By promoting neutral access to data and ensuring interoperability, the DGA aims to level the playing field for SMEs and startups, fostering innovation and economic growth. Why this matters: ? Enhances transparency and accountability in the public sector ? Drives data-driven innovation across industries ? Empowers smaller businesses to compete in the digital economy As we navigate this new data landscape, it's crucial to strike a balance between data accessibility and privacy protection. How can we ensure that the benefits of data sharing are realized while safeguarding sensitive information? The future of public sector data is open. Are you prepared to seize the opportunities it presents? #DataGovernance #EUInnovation Learn more about the DGA and its impact: https://lnkd.in/g3cb-NV8

?? ??????????, ??????????????????, ?????? ???????????????????????????????? ?? We’ve just published a new article on the DATA CELLAR EU website, highlighting key insights from a recent panel at the Data for Innovation Conference in Brussels. ?? Key points: The Importance of #Data, Support for SMEs, Unlocking #Innovation ?? Challenges: Regulatory adaptation, potential inconsistencies with GDPR, and the need for clear guidance for businesses. ↗? The path forward: Strategic goals, investments, and collaboration are essential to realize the #DataAct's full potential and build a thriving digital economy in Europe. Read the full article on our website to explore these insights further ??https://ow.ly/1IFh50TolOp #DataAct #DigitalEconomy #DataInnovation #EURegulation #DataCellar

"Proposes that data uses that generate public value should be actively facilitated, those that generate significant risks and harms should be prohibited or strictly regulated, and those that generate private benefits with little or no public value should be ‘taxed’ so that profits generated by corporate data users are reinvested in the public."domain.?https://lnkd.in/eHagfZxQ

Common European data spaces are EU-wide initiatives where data sharing and pooling occur across strategic sectors. This initiative was first introduced in the European Commission's strategy for #Data in February 2020, which originally proposed the development of #commondataspaces across nine strategic economic sectors and domains of public interest, with five additional sectors identified subsequently. Currently, 14 common European data spaces are being developed in various sectors including agriculture, health, and mobility, among others (https://lnkd.in/ge3YpfQD). In March 2024, a provisional agreement was reached between the Council of the EU and the European Parliament on the proposed regulation for a #EuropeanHealthDataSpace (EHDS), marking the inception of the first sector-specific common European data space (https://lnkd.in/gg4v5-p8). The Commission's strategy aims to capitalize on the surge in data generation and use, particularly for advancing #artificialintelligence, by envisioning a single market for data. This market would allow the #freeflow of personal, non-personal, and sensitive business data across borders and sectors, with adequate protections, benefiting both businesses and citizens. These data spaces' integration and gradual interconnection are pivotal to the data single market concept. The development of these data spaces - grounded on the #datagovernanceact, the #DataAct and #opendatadirective - is also aligned with broader EU policies on #dataprotection and privacy, as dictated by the ePrivacy Directive and, above all, the #GDPR. However, there have been concerns about the compatibility of data spaces with the latter sets of norms. The elephant in the room is: how can the GDPR allow what it intrinsically forbids?