MetaDAMA - Data Management in the Nordics
This is DAMA Norway's podcast to create an arena for sharing experiences within Data Management, showcase competence and level of knowledge in this field in the Nordics, get in touch with professionals, spread the word about Data Management and not least promote the profession Data Management.
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Dette er DAMA Norge sin podcast for å skape en arena for deling av erfaringer med Data Management, vise frem kompetanse og kunnskapsnivå innen fagfeltet i Norden, komme i kontakt med fagpersoner, spre ordet om Data Management og ikke minst fremme profesjonen Data Management.
MetaDAMA - Data Management in the Nordics
#20 - Astrid Solhaug - EU Data Legislations (Nor)
Is the EU providing the legal framework for data-driven value creation?
Digitalization is a focus area for the European commission, and at its core, the European digital strategy is a data strategy - digitalization is focused on data.
The goal is to utilize the value of data and give better conditions to SMB in the European marked.
I was fortunate to talk to Astrid Solhaug from DigDir, working for the Norwegian resource center for sharing and use of data. Astrid provides both a Norwegian and European perspective on the topic.
We talked about:
Eu digitalization strategy
- What does that mean?
- How does the EU approach digitalization at a strategic level?
- How do regulations and incentives interplay with digitalization in the EU?
Eu regulations
- What are EU Data Act, Open Data Directive, Data Governance Act?
- How can we share and reuse data? What does it mean for value creation with data?
- Why do we need a data innovation board and what should it look like?
Challenges
- Can the market be regulated? Is EU regulation harming innovation in the marked?
- How can ethnical values be regulated across countries?
- Is the EU trying to take an active role in the development of European society?
Possibilities
- What are the possibilities in these regulations? Can it mean safe and easy data sharing?
- What are the effects of simpler easier data sharing between the public and private sector? Can it create value for us?
- What are the opportunities in the regulations for users in Norway?
What I've learned:
- EU is trying to take an active part in democratize data.
- EU defines data is a non-competitive good.
- A data collector has no exclusive rights to the data collected.
- All open governmental data should be accessible for everyone
- The Data Act arranges for private sector data, to secure sharing and end user rights.
- Private organizations will have a duty to share information with public sector in times of crisis
- These three regulations for sharing data are interesting to see in combination with the AI Act, that ensures use of data that now is available.
