Digital Services Act & Digital Markets Act – vad gäller?

Data Act, Data Governance Act och Open Data Directive – vad innebär de nya reglerna?

New Regulations in Europe’s Digital Economy: Design, Structure, Trade and Economic Effects

Disclosure of trade secrets should only be done with the consent of the trade secret holder

Trialogue discussions to finalise the Data Act are currently in full swing, with the aim of completing the work by the summer.

Protection of trade secrets must be enshrined in the Data Act

Proposals for a new data act should, as far as possible, allow businesses to share data based on trust and freedom of contract. Rules on mandatory data sharing must not contradict union laws that protect other interests, especially the protection of privacy, security and trade secrets.

Swedish Enterprise’s position on the Data Act Proposal

The Confederation of Swedish Enterprise has responded to the European Commission’s consultation process on a new Regulation on harmonised rules for fair access to, and use of, data (the Data Act).

Will the Data Act guarantee competitiveness for European business? 

The Data Act is a cornerstone of the European data strategy and will have a range of opportunities, implications, and challenges for companies and organisations.

The Data Act - with new rules for all sectors as regard the rights to use data 

The second piece of legislation of The European strategy for data, the Data Act, has been published. The Confederation of Swedish Enterprise emphasizes the importance of rules that are proportionate and - as far as possible - principle-based and technology-neutral.

Business in D9+ share ambition to enable further digital and green innovation  

Business organisations present a joint statement to the D9+ Ministerial meeting, Luxembourg, October 27, 2021, which highlights that D9+ ambitions matter to business and a green, digital transition.  

Sverige bör gå i bräschen för digital och grön omställning 

Ledande EU-länder inom digitalisering har siktet inställt på grön omställning när de möts i Luxembourg. Sverige bör ta på sig ledartröjan i överläggningarna, anser tre experter från Svenskt Näringsliv.