Open Event - Tuesday, September 24 in Brussels

Trusted Data Transaction - Understand the Impacts of the Future Standardisation

Trusted Data Transaction

Be Aware of the Impacts of the Future Trusted Data Transaction Standardization

Building trust and enhancing interoperability within and across data spaces are key goals of the European strategy for data. As new data legislations take effect and multiple European data space initiatives are in motion, standards emerge as essential tools to achieve those goals.

While standardising data exchanges in trade transactions is not new, the novelty in the data economy is that data itself becomes the object of the transaction.

Join the European Commission, data experts, and practitioners for insightful keynotes, presentations, and engaging roundtable discussions to understand what are the benefits of trusted data transactions for your business and how standardisation can unlock new opportunities for growth and collaboration. 

Participate in this exceptional event, and learn about: 

- The European data strategy and the policy initiatives based thereon

- The EU standardisation approach, including the definition of a EU Trusted Data Framework

- The use of harmonised European Standards (hEN) as a powerful instrument to underpin regulations with concrete technical rules

- The results of the CEN Workshop on Trusted Data Transaction (Part 1), which is a contribution-based collaborative effort from a highly representative group of organisations from the associative, corporate, and institutional world. This workshop sets the foundations for defining the characteristics of trust in a data transaction and the criteria to measure it.

- How the standardisation of trusted data transactions complements and enhances other standardisation initiatives, reference architectures and trust frameworks building, for the benefit of data spaces and their participants.

Be part of the conversation that will shape the future of data transactions in your organisation.

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• 09h00 - 09h15 - Welcome Coffee & Registration
• 09h15 - 09h20 - Opening remarks

• 09h20 - 09h45 - Keynote - "European Trusted Data Framework"
  -  Coen Janssen, Policy Officer, European Commission
  
  
  
• 09h45 - 10h15 - Presentation "Unlocking new opportunities for growth and collaboration through the standardisation of trusted data transaction"
  -  Patrick Bezombes, Chair of CEN workshop on Trusted Data Transaction
  -  Didier Navez, SVP Data Policy & Governance, Dawex

• 10h15 - 10h40 - Roundtable - "Building trust and interoperability within and across data spaces: initiatives landscape, complementarities and benefits"
  During a moderated roundtable, involving organizations including IDSA, Gaia-X and Dawex, learn how initiatives around Trusted Data Transaction, the Dataspace Protocol and Gaia-X Trust Framework complement each other, and contribute directly to increasing trust and interoperability within and across data spaces

• 10h40 - 10h55 - Coffee break & Networking

• 10h55 - 11h30 - Roundtable - "The key role of data intermediation services in building trust within and across data spaces"
  On September 24, 2023, the European Data Governance Act entered into application, creating a new European way of data governance based on increasing trust in data sharing. One year later, representatives from the legislature, regulators and data intermediation services providers will gather to discuss progress made in operationalising the DGA, with a focus on the role of data intermediation services in building trust within and across data spaces.
  -  Ilana Kunkel, Policy Officer, European Commission
  -  Léo Quentin, Head of Data Services and Cloud Unit, Arcep (France’s Regulatory Authority for Electronic Communications, Postal Affairs and Press Distribution)
  -  Sébastien Picardat, President of AID - Association for Data Intermediation, and CEO of Agdatahub

• 11h30 - 11h55 - Keynote - "EU/Japan cooperation on data spaces interoperability and standardisation"
  - Pr. Noboru Koshizuka, Professor at The University of Tokyo and Chairperson at Data Society Alliance

• 11h55 - 12h00 - Closing Remarks
• 12h00 - 13h30 - Cocktail networking lunch
  
  

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