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The EU Data Market is forecasted to reach 85 billion euro with accumulative growth of 7% between 2020 and 2025 as European Enterprises accelerate their Digital Transformation. The smashHit project aims to overcome obstacles in the rapidly growing Data Economy which is characterised by all sorts of various diverse technical designs and proprietary implementations. This is not an ideal situation because what this does in turn is it locks down various business opportunities due to all the inconsistent consent and legal rules among all the different data-sharing platforms operators and bodies involved. In turn this restricts innovation and results in lost opportunities.The smashHit project is formed by a consortium of nine organisations drawn from analytics, data security, car manufacturing, smart city infrastructure and academia working collaboratively to deliver the benefits of shared connectivity to millions of consumers.
Forum Virium Helsinki is the City of Helsinki innovation company. It co-creates urban futures with companies, universities, other public sector organizations and Helsinki residents. Forum Virium Helsinki's mission is to make Helsinki the most functional smart city in the world. In this smashHit Podcast we got to speak with their Project Manager Piia Hanhirova - https://bit.ly/3roCNtT about their use case and their involvement in the smashHit project.
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You're very welcome to the third smashHit podcast and in this podcast, I got to speak with Nick Walker of LexisNexis Risk Solutions. LexisNexis Risk Solutions provides customers with solutions and decision tools that combine public and industry specific content that use advanced technology and analytics to assist them in evaluating and predicting risk and enhancing operation.
Victor is the Innovation Project Manager at ATOS. ATOS research and innovation is the R&D hub for emerging technologies and a key reference for the whole ATOS group. The smashHit program is designed to solve the problem of consumer consent and data security in the connected car and smart cities environments.