Data som den nye magtfaktor. Om datamonopoler med Margrethe Vestager og juraprofessor Frank Pasquale. Og om alternativet: Personal Data Stores, hvor individer har magt over egne data med to spændende start-up-cases. Samt workshop om den lovende blockchain teknologi.
Dato: 9. september 2016, 13.00-16.00
Sted: Klub.io, Linnesgade 25, 1361 KBH K (lige v Nørreport) (begrænset antal pladser)
Tilmelding: Det koster 500 plus moms for mødet samt for adgang til tidligere videooptagede møder, der ligger bag logon.
Program
13.00-13.10
Velkomst og kort intro til emnet
13.10-14.05
EUs konkurrencekommissær Margrethe Vestager (bekræftet) taler om data som magt og hvad det betyder for regulering, konkurrenceforhold og forbrugerne. Derefter 15 minutters reflektion fra juraprofessor Frank Pasquale, University of Maryland (bekræftet) over videolink fra USA.
13.50. Q & A med Margrethe Vestager og Frank Pasquale
14.05-14.20 pause
14.20-15.20
Personal Data Stores er på vej frem. Det er tredjeparter, som agerer på vegne af brugerne i forhold til hvordan den enkelte ønsker sine persondata opbevaret og brugt. Vi får besøg af de to stiftere, Annemette Brock og Jens Lunn fra den danske DATA for GOOD Foundation (Line2Life) og af StJohn Deakins, CEO i den britiske CitizenMe, der flyver ind fra London.
Baggrund: Personal Data Stores (PDS) er en spirende tendens i især Europa, der arbejder for at ændre den digitale infrastruktur, hvor individer bliver mere og mere gennemsigtige og ikke har kontrol over egne data. Denne nye industri, der vil vende multinational bestemmelse til selvbestemmelse, er så ny, at der ikke er et fælles begreb for den. Det kaldes alt fra Personal Data Stores, PDS, Personal Information Management Systems(PIMs), Vendor Relationship Management, VRM (modsat Customer Relationship Management, CRM) og Me2B. Udover at være et gryende nyt marked, hvor de mange nye startups har helt forskellige forretningsmodeller, er det fremførte formål med alle at give individer kontrol over deres data i relation til sundhed, penge, rejser, bolig, indkøb og andre persondata. PDSer gør individer i stand til at samle, opbevare, opdatere, korrigere, analyse og dele personlig data. Særligt vigtigt er muligheden for at give eller tilbagetrække samtykke til tredjeparters adgang til ens data. Man sætter så at sige sine egne pr default privatlivs-indstillinger.
Q&A om personal data stores.
15.20-16.00
Workshops
1)Blockchain – reversing the data infrastructure: Blockchain is a technology that can put individuals in control of their own data. How does it work? What is its history, potentials, limits and future? v Francesco Lapenta, Associate Professpr, Roskilde University, Dept. of Communications, Business & Information Technology
2) Hør cases om virksomheder, der arbejder med dataetik, fra ny bog ‘Dataetik – den nye konkurrencefordel’ med Gry Hasselbalch og Pernille Tranberg. Den udkommer 14.9. og kan forudbestilles her (og på engelsk) men kan købes på selve dagen for 100 kr.
16.00
Fredagsbar og god weekend
Bios
Margrethe Vestager, Twitter: @vestager, age 48, is EU Commissioner for Competition. She previously served as Minister for Economic Affairs and the Interior (2011-14) and Minister for Education (1998-2001) of Denmark, and as President of the ECOFIN Council (2012). She was Political leader of the Danish Social Liberal Party (2007-14), and has worked for the Danish Ministry of Finance (1993-95). Ms. Vestager holds an MSc in Economics (University of Copenhagen).
Frank Pasquale is Professor of Law at the University of Maryland, an Affiliate Fellow at Yale Law Schoolâe(tm)s Information Society Project, and a member of the Council for Big Data, Ethics, and Society. Author of The Black Box Society: The Secret Algorithms That Control Money and Information. Pasquale has written many interesting papers on e.g. Access, Fairness and Accountability. Twitter: @FrankPasquale
StJohn Deakins founder Citizenme, a personal data store, helping digital citizens gain control of their digital identity. He has worked with online businesses for decaded and has recently returned to London after spending 12 years living in Singapore from where he worked to advance mobile data services. In late 2010 he sold his mobile multimedia platform company, 3ple-media, to a US private equity firm. He write for HuffingtonPost and loves licorice Twitter: @StJohnDeakins
Annemette Broch is one of the founding members and driving forces behind Line2Life – a project that combines big-data and social responsibility. Annemettes vision in life is: “Maximising impact through insights” and “Doing the right things right” – both professionally and personally. She has worked with all aspects of strategy and marketing with a speciality in direct-marketing, CRM and customer Strategy. She’s author of the book: “Kronisk RAMT”, 2013. Twitter: @AnnemetteBroch
Jens Lunn is one of the leading members of Line2Life. He has a background with in sales, strategy and management. For 17 years he worked for one of Denmarks leading insurance companies Codan Forsikring, where he was responsible for driving sales & customer relationships. For the last 8 years Jens worked for Falck, latest as CEO of Falck Hjælpemidler. Jens has a Master of Science (MSc) in Business Administration and Commercial Law from Copenhagen Business School.