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Jan Büchel / Barbara Engels in European Liberal Forum Externe Veröffentlichung 4. Juli 2022 The Importance of the Data Economy for Europe’s Digital Strategic Autonomy

European companies need to have the ability to store, process, use, and share data securely and autonomously, for example by using cloud services based on agreed quality standards, values, and legislation.

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The Importance of the Data Economy for Europe’s Digital Strategic Autonomy
Jan Büchel / Barbara Engels in European Liberal Forum Externe Veröffentlichung 4. Juli 2022

The Importance of the Data Economy for Europe’s Digital Strategic Autonomy

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Institut der deutschen Wirtschaft (IW) Institut der deutschen Wirtschaft (IW)

European companies need to have the ability to store, process, use, and share data securely and autonomously, for example by using cloud services based on agreed quality standards, values, and legislation.

A survey conducted in autumn 2021 of 1,002 German companies from the industrial and industry-related services sectors shows that 71 per cent of companies in Germany are not data economy ready, while for 73 per cent data sharing does not play any role. The survey results show that the potential of the European data economy has not been well exploited, weakening Europe’s digital strategic autonomy.

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Externe Veröffentlichung
The Importance of the Data Economy for Europe’s Digital Strategic Autonomy
Jan Büchel / Barbara Engels in European Liberal Forum Externe Veröffentlichung 4. Juli 2022

The Importance of the Data Economy for Europe’s Digital Strategic Autonomy

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Institut der deutschen Wirtschaft (IW) Institut der deutschen Wirtschaft (IW)

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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is a key technology with considerable economic and social potential. Companies in Europe can improve their efficiency if they succeed in deploying AI in corporate processes.

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