Dutch organizations struggle with data sharing
Many Dutch companies and organizations are struggling to share data safely and effectively. New research from FONK magazine shows that the foundation for good data collaboration in our country is still very weak. This can hinder the growth and innovation of Dutch companies.
Only 37 percent of the organizations surveyed have a comprehensive strategy for working in so-called data ecosystems. In these systems, various parties work together to collect and analyze data. Because most organizations do not yet have their affairs in order in this area, a great deal of potential remains untapped.
Experts point out that data sharing is essential for the digital future of the Netherlands. Without a strong foundation, it is difficult to exchange reliable information with partners. This creates uncertainty and delays in important projects where technology plays a major role.
The results of the study serve as an important warning for the Dutch business market. To remain internationally competitive, organizations will need to invest more in their digital infrastructure and the way they handle data. Improving this collaboration is a necessary step for many companies in the coming years.