3rd online networking evening “Data ecosystems”: “Sustainability and the Green Deal: Regulation, impact and innovation”

Three-part online networking evening event series “Data Economy”

The value of data in business and society continues to grow rapidly. Organizations around the world are realizing that data is essential to achieve goals more effectively and efficiently and to become more innovative. Last but not least, data forms the basis for the applications of artificial intelligence.
In data ecosystems, the sovereign exchange of data takes place across organizational boundaries. They are crucial for companies and organizations to keep pace with the complex requirements of today’s digital world. Depending on the task at hand, important work points in the areas of business modeling, ethics, law, technology and security need to be adjusted when setting up fair data ecosystems.

These systems then offer a variety of benefits, including data integration, scalability, flexibility and innovation. By building an open ecosystem, companies can gain greater insights and make more informed decisions, resulting in an improved customer experience and a competitive advantage. In addition, when implemented correctly, data ecosystems enable better collaboration, data privacy and security, and cost efficiency.These benefits make data ecosystems an indispensable tool for organizations that want to operate successfully in an increasingly data-driven world.

Furthermore, when implemented correctly, data ecosystems enable better collaboration, data privacy and security as well as cost efficiency. These advantages make data ecosystems an indispensable tool for organizations that want to operate successfully in an increasingly data-driven world.

The MÜNCHNER KREIS is shedding light on these questions in a multi-part series of events entitled “Data Ecosystems”, in which we want to shed light on the topic from 360 degrees, record the status, raise questions, answer questions and point out possible options for action.