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European Data Market Study and Opening Private Sector Data to Public Authorities - Discussion panel

Submitted by srandjelovic on Wed, 18/10/2017 - 16:10.

As part of an ongoing, multi-year investigation into the evolving dynamics of European Union data markets, International Data Corporation (IDC) and the Lisbon Council invite you to this interactive webinar.

Submitted by Kasia Jakimowicz on Fri, 04/08/2017 - 09:20.

The European Data Market Study also measures the data worker skill gap in Europe. It captures the potential gap between demand and supply of data worker skills. Here are the main findings: In 2016 Europe experienced an imbalance between demand and supply of 420,000 unfilled data workers positions, corresponding to 6.2% of total demand – up 0.3% from the same value for 2015.

Submitted by srandjelovic on Fri, 14/07/2017 - 13:41.

Data user companies generate, exploit, collect and analyse digital data intensively and use what they learn to improve their business. The European Data Market Study has made exciting and insightful findings about geographical and industry distribution of these companies and their size.

Submitted by srandjelovic on Tue, 30/05/2017 - 22:46.

The European Data Market Study Final Report was released a month ago and apart from evaluating the market itself, it also analysed numbers around how many people work with data and in which industries. Let’s take a look.

Submitted by srandjelovic on Tue, 02/05/2017 - 23:06.

IDC and Open Evidence have completed the third and final round of measurements of the European Data Market Monitoring Tool.

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European Data Market Study and Opening Private Sector Data to Public Authorities - Discussion panel

Do Europeans have enough data skills?

How much are European companies using data?

Who are European ‘data workers’ and where do they work?

The European Data Market Study: Final Report is out!