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Anna Haapanen

Partner

anna.haapanen@dittmar.fi +358 400 992 925

Juli Mansnérus

Partner

juli.mansnerus@dittmar.fi +358 44 272 4727

The European Commission has identified 10 strategic economic sectors and domains of public interest in order to boost data-driven innovation and the competitiveness of the European data economy. In the D&I Quarterlies of 2023 we will monitor closely the developments in each data space within the strategic economic sectors in addition to the horizontal data related regulations applicable across economic sectors.

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First EU Data Space – Health Sector

EU’s New Financial Data Space Proposal and DORA

Written by

Anna Haapanen

Partner

anna.haapanen@dittmar.fi +358 400 992 925

Juli Mansnérus

Partner

juli.mansnerus@dittmar.fi +358 44 272 4727

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