Innovation & Law: Datasäädös ja datan kaupallistaminen

D&I Event

Event date

30 Oct

2024

Dittmar & Indrenius > Insight > Innovation & Law: Datasäädös ja datan kaupallistaminen

Innovation & Law: Datasäädös ja datan kaupallistaminen. Alle vuosi aikaa säädöksen soveltamiseen – mitä tulee huomioida juuri nyt?

Syksyn toisessa Innovation Powerhousen webinaarissa Partner Anna Haapanen ja Senior Associate Saara Heinonen keskustelevat datasäädöksestä datan kaupallistamisen ja liiketoimintamahdollisuuksien kulmasta:

  • Miten laitevalmistajat ja palveluntarjoajat varmistavat datan arvon säilymisen ja mahdollisuudet datan kaupallistamiseen, kun jatkossa tietty data tulee jakaa käyttäjille ilmaiseksi?
  • Mitä kustannussäästöihin liittyviä ja kaupallisia mahdollisuuksia pääsy dataan luo verkkoon liitettyjen laitteiden ja niihin liittyvien palveluiden käyttäjille sekä kolmansille osapuolille?
  • Miten laaditaan hyvät sopimukset datanhaltijoiden, laitevalmistajien ja palveluntarjoajien sekä käyttäjien ja kolmansien osapuolten muodostamaan ekosysteemiin?

Jos et ole saanut kutsua ja haluaisit osallistua webinaariin, voit olla yhteydessä: thinkingahead@dittmar.fi

Speakers

Anna Haapanen

Partner
+358 400 992 925
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Saara Heinonen

Senior Associate

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