Find out how the Data Act impacts manufacturers, users and public administrations.
Regulation (EU) 2023/2854, known as the Data Actestablishes harmonized rules for the access and use of data generated by connected products and services. It aims to return control to users, encourage innovation and ensure a more competitive and equitable market in the European Union.
Objectives and scope of the regulation
The Data Act regulates how manufacturers, service providers and data holders must provide access to information generated by connected products, such as smart cars, home automation devices or IoT applications. Look for:
- Giving users back control over their data.
- Facilitate data portability between cloud service providers.
- Promote a competitive and less monopolized market.
- Support the public interest in emergency situations.
Principal rights and obligations
The regulation establishes that users and data owners will be able to access the data generated by the products or services in a simple and secure manner. It also regulates the way in which authorized third parties may receive this data, protecting trade secrets and personal data.
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Access our full analysis of the Data Act and learn the practical implications for your organization:
- It includes the rights of users and data owners.
- Identifies the obligations of manufacturers and service providers.
- Learn how to provide secure and legal access to data.
The Data Act marks a turning point in data management in Europe. Companies will have to adapt their products and services to ensure secure and fair access to data, complying with regulations and fostering an environment of innovation and fair competition.
