BDVA organised the 5th EBDVF (European Big Data Value Forum) in Prague, Czech Republic, from the 21st to the 23rd of November 2022. Being held on-site for the first time since 2019, the event gathered 400 attendees creating a fruitful environment to celebrate achievements, form new collaborations and plan directions for data-driven innovation.
MARVEL has published a blog post explaining the motivation behind the approach of collecting a database created by amateur actors and the methods they use.
MARVEL project has published a blog post presenting, in a nutshell, the project's framework that is dispersed geographically in different countries.
KRAKEN had the main aim to create a trusted, secure, scalable and efficient data exchange platform by using cutting-edge technologies such as Self-Sovereign Identity and crypto-advanced tools integrated into a marketplace.
MediaFutures – the European data innovation hub bringing together startups, SMEs and artists to solve challenges in the media industry – has announced 24 new creative projects that join the Accelerator (startups & SMEs)/ Residency (artists) programme.
BDVA is thrilled to announce its partnership with Digital for Planet, which will ensure that digital transformation and sustainability go hand in hand while also maximizing the impact of this collaborative effort.
BDVA joins 8 consortium partners, to create a sustainable, dynamic and scalable ecosystem that fosters the exchange of good practices and support the digital transformation of the education sector at the European level by boosting innovation and expanding advanced skills capacities in the workforce and society.
The BDVA position paper ”Current Hot Topics in Data Protection” summarizes the latest and emerging challenges and developments in data protection, with a focus on the European Union.
HUB4CLOUD presented recommendations to foster digital transformation. Download the white papers and get a concise glimpse over the pressing issues in European Cloud Computing and HUB4CLOUD’s recommendations in overcoming them.
KRAKEN project, nearing its end, has developed successfully two of the three pillars of the personal data marketplace it is building. These solutions are implemented into KRAKEN's marketplace and tested in two pilots.
