This report investigates European companies' readiness and attitudes towards the data economy, focusing on fair data economy principles, capabilities, and potential business benefits.
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The research method involved a survey targeting large enterprises and SMEs in the Netherlands, Germany, France, and Finland. A total of 1667 responses were collected through a business decision-maker panel in April and May 2019.
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The study explores European companies' awareness and attitudes towards the data economy, their operational capabilities, and the perceived business potential of data trading. It examines the principles of a fair data economy, digital business models, and future scenarios, highlighting the challenges faced by European companies in competing with American and Chinese firms. The research also considers the practicality of a fair data label and concludes with observations on the current state and future of the data economy.
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Categories: 2021 publication year | English publication language | Finland geographic scope | France geographic scope | Germany geographic scope | Netherlands geographic scope | business potential | corporate attitudes | data economy | digital business models | european challenges | fair data label | fair data principles future scenarios operational capabilities