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Towards a data-driven
economy in Europe
Gisele Roesems
European Commission
DG CONNECT - Data Value Chain)
Brussel
nd International Conference on Health Informatics and Technology
Big Data in Secure Societies
Brussel, September 30th , 2015
'Big data' Communication – July 2014
• First ever EU-wide initiative addressing data in a holistic
manner
• The Communication sketches the necessary features of the
data-driven economy (vision)
• It seeks to initiate a debate with the Parliament, Council
and other stakeholders in order to prepare a more detailed
action plan.
• It is fully consistent with a wider set of actions under the
Digital Single Market Strategy
Ambitions of the new Commission
Digital Single Market Strategy of 6 May 2015:
• Aims at boosting growth and jobs
• Examples action areas targeted by the DSM building a data
economy:
• ‘Free flow of data’ initiative
• Standards and interoperability
• Digital skills
• E-services, including e-government
•
3 of 11
EU actions will aim at:
• Ensuring a data-friendly policy and regulatory
environment (e.g. privacy, IPRs, security, ownership)
• Developing a well-functioning European data ecosystem
for a Digital Single Market
• Supporting competence (skills)
• Building of secure and reliable infrastructure
• Enhancing data availability and interoperability
• Promoting multilingual solutions
• Building EU-wide data-community
4
Ongoing actions
 Big Data Value PPP
• Launch October 2014; open to new members
• Strategic Research & Innovation Agenda
(SRIA) for 2016-2020;
 European Data Science Academy
 Open Data Incubator for SMEs
 Consultation, Workshops
 CSA Big Data Europe
 H2020 WP2016-2017
 …
Big Data in H2020 WP 2016-2017
 LEIT (Industrial leadership)-Content technologies
Big data PPP
 SC1: Health, demographic change and wellbeing > Big
Data supporting Health policies
 SC4: Smart, green and integrated transport > Innovative
ICT solutions for future logistics
 SC6: Europe in a changing world – inclusive, innovative
and reflective societies > Policy making in the age of Big
Data
 SC7: Secure societies – protecting freedom and security
of Europe and its citizens > risk management6
• Data has become an economic and societal asset creating
fantastic opportunities for new business but also some
threats (information overabundance, privacy)
• Current challenges and obstacles to a thriving data economy
require an EU-wide set of actions
• Industry involvement is key to ensure a successful data
ecosystem in Europe
• The results of our ongoing consultation exercise will
contribute to a detailed roadmap for the data-driven economy.
Summary
Thank you for your attention
Gisele.Roesems@ec.europa.eu
cnect-G3@ec.europa.eu
Disclaimer: This presentation only represents the views of its author and cannot be seen as binding the
Commission in any way.

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  • 1. Towards a data-driven economy in Europe Gisele Roesems European Commission DG CONNECT - Data Value Chain) Brussel nd International Conference on Health Informatics and Technology Big Data in Secure Societies Brussel, September 30th , 2015
  • 2. 'Big data' Communication – July 2014 • First ever EU-wide initiative addressing data in a holistic manner • The Communication sketches the necessary features of the data-driven economy (vision) • It seeks to initiate a debate with the Parliament, Council and other stakeholders in order to prepare a more detailed action plan. • It is fully consistent with a wider set of actions under the Digital Single Market Strategy
  • 3. Ambitions of the new Commission Digital Single Market Strategy of 6 May 2015: • Aims at boosting growth and jobs • Examples action areas targeted by the DSM building a data economy: • ‘Free flow of data’ initiative • Standards and interoperability • Digital skills • E-services, including e-government • 3 of 11
  • 4. EU actions will aim at: • Ensuring a data-friendly policy and regulatory environment (e.g. privacy, IPRs, security, ownership) • Developing a well-functioning European data ecosystem for a Digital Single Market • Supporting competence (skills) • Building of secure and reliable infrastructure • Enhancing data availability and interoperability • Promoting multilingual solutions • Building EU-wide data-community 4
  • 5. Ongoing actions  Big Data Value PPP • Launch October 2014; open to new members • Strategic Research & Innovation Agenda (SRIA) for 2016-2020;  European Data Science Academy  Open Data Incubator for SMEs  Consultation, Workshops  CSA Big Data Europe  H2020 WP2016-2017  …
  • 6. Big Data in H2020 WP 2016-2017  LEIT (Industrial leadership)-Content technologies Big data PPP  SC1: Health, demographic change and wellbeing > Big Data supporting Health policies  SC4: Smart, green and integrated transport > Innovative ICT solutions for future logistics  SC6: Europe in a changing world – inclusive, innovative and reflective societies > Policy making in the age of Big Data  SC7: Secure societies – protecting freedom and security of Europe and its citizens > risk management6
  • 7. • Data has become an economic and societal asset creating fantastic opportunities for new business but also some threats (information overabundance, privacy) • Current challenges and obstacles to a thriving data economy require an EU-wide set of actions • Industry involvement is key to ensure a successful data ecosystem in Europe • The results of our ongoing consultation exercise will contribute to a detailed roadmap for the data-driven economy. Summary
  • 8. Thank you for your attention Gisele.Roesems@ec.europa.eu cnect-G3@ec.europa.eu Disclaimer: This presentation only represents the views of its author and cannot be seen as binding the Commission in any way.