DataTopics Unplugged: All Things Data, AI & Tech Collaborative Data Ecosystems - The data side
Feb 7, 2023
Ruben Lasuy, an independent consultant specializing in data governance and strategy, delves into collaborative data ecosystems that enhance personal data privacy. He discusses the transition from competition to collaboration in data sharing, emphasizing its non-rivalrous nature. Ruben highlights the Solid protocol's role in empowering individuals to control their data and addresses challenges in personal data management. He also explores real-world examples from industries like banking and insurance, illustrating the benefits and obstacles of data interoperability.
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Collaborative Data Ecology Explained
- Collaborative data ecosystems involve moving from competition to cooperation in data use.
- Unlike physical goods, data is non-rivalrous and non-depletable, enabling shared use and abundant availability.
Mutualizing Data Ecosystem Value
- Collaboration means participants come as equals aiming for fair win-win outcomes.
- Mutualizing costs, risks, and complexity in data ecosystems makes collaboration practical and safer.
Defensive vs Offensive Data Use
- Defensive data sharing focuses on risk management, like fraud detection.
- Offensive use, like personalization, drives innovation and long-term ecosystem value.