"The power of data ownership: In all of the business models, the data source owner is probably the most powerful stakeholder in the value chain."
Is that so? Why?
I don't think the source owner is just always more powerful. Example: highly competitive commoditised market, e.g. coffee beans, to my knowledge oil too ... if there are lots of sellers (crude oil), and few buyers (refiners), you're not in a powerful position.
It seems to me it depends very much on the value of the data, and the available alternatives.
I don't think data ownership is a great advantage anymore ... but I might be biased by my particular industry background (analytics).
"Luckily we have the correct legal frameworks to share data in a secure and compliant way."
Is that so? Why? Which of the criticisms are (not) valid?
"The power of data ownership: In all of the business models, the data source owner is probably the most powerful stakeholder in the value chain."
Is that so? Why?
I don't think the source owner is just always more powerful. Example: highly competitive commoditised market, e.g. coffee beans, to my knowledge oil too ... if there are lots of sellers (crude oil), and few buyers (refiners), you're not in a powerful position.
It seems to me it depends very much on the value of the data, and the available alternatives.
I don't think data ownership is a great advantage anymore ... but I might be biased by my particular industry background (analytics).
"Luckily we have the correct legal frameworks to share data in a secure and compliant way."
Is that so? Why? Which of the criticisms are (not) valid?