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Oil is the largest traded commodity by value; the black substance that defined the world economy in many ways for the last century may be transplanted by a new strategic driver: data.
Vast amounts of data are being generated daily- more than 1.7MB per person per second, according to a recent report by Domo, a cloud-based solution provider. Business models have been built around data exploitation, and algorithms are developed and refined as more data are generated. However, unlike oil, data can be difficult to trade and price. Moreover, there are sticky legal, regulatory and ethical issues associated with their usage.
Join us as we invite Prof Ariel Ezrachi and Prof Maurice Stucke to unpack the risks and opportunities in a data-fuelled marketplace. During the session we'll explore the data economy and the competition law required to guard against marketplace power and abuse.
10am Johannesburg | 12pm Dubai | 4pm Singapore & Shanghai | 5pm Tokyo