Are you creating value through data sharing?
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Are you creating value through data sharing?

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In this Ignition, we draw inspiration from Barb Wixom and the team at MIT. I have been fortunate to have had the opportunity to take part in previous research led by Barb, and reference her material regularly.

In recently published research, Barb and the team talk through the concept of strategic data sharing and how your data assets are key to developing new value for your customers and giving you clout in digital ecosystems. In this month’s perspective, we take a look at how organisations need to ensure their customers are also willing to share their data with them in the first place.

Data Sharing is the future, not something to be feared

The recent global fixation on Chat GPT, the more than 40 serious data breaches in Australia at the end of last year, and the ongoing rollout of Consumer Data Right across industries, has made data the topic of many dinner table conversations. And the main theme is fear.

Yet it shouldn’t be. Data is powerful, useful, and key to us unlocking the answers to complex issues. At Ignite, we have, and always will, treat data as a liquid asset. An intrinsically valuable resource for organisations is to:

  • create value through identifying and streamlining business efficiencies;
  • create value through developing and bringing new products or solutions to market; and now
  • create value through expanding the organisation’s business eco-system and impact through data sharing.

In a piece published in the MIT Sloan Review last month, Barbara Wixom and her co-authors presented their concept of strategic data sharing, a way for organisations to create value through the sharing of data for specific opportunities with specific partners, quickly.

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