Digital Transformation: Orgalim position on the Data Act proposal

Published: 12 May 2022

Policies & Issues: Digital Transformation

Orgalim represents Europe’s technology industries, world leaders in connected products and production systems, which are becoming increasingly "intelligent" via data-based services. The transition to a data-driven economy is of paramount importance for the future growth and competitiveness of our industries.

We support the objective of fostering Europe’s data economy but question a number of the policy instruments proposed in the Data Act to achieve its intended objective. The extensive new design, transparency and data access obligations imposed on data holders (including manufacturers) will have substantial costs for them, especially for small and medium-sized enterprises.

 

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Authors

Guerzoni
Francesco Guerzoni
Senior Adviser - Digital and Legal

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