[PiN-diskusjon] TKS 9. May: “Personal Information Management Services” – marrying GDPR and innovation? (fwd)

[Thomas Gramstad]

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Date: Wed, 3 May 2017 13:47:58 +0000
From: Espen Holst Møllebak <e.h.mollebak at student.jus.uio.no>
Subject: [tirsdagskaffeseminar] Correction: 9th of May: “Personal Information
      Management Services” – marrying GDPR and innovation?

The Norwegian Research Center for Computers and Law invites you to a Tuesday 
Coffee Seminar, May 9. 12:15-13:15

“Personal Information Management Services” – marrying GDPR and innovation?
Speaker: Nina Chung Mathiesen, compliance consultant for digital banking in 
EVRY
Place: Domus Nova rom 
540?<http://www.uio.no/om/finn-fram/omrader/sentrum/se10/>

The MyData Initiative is a collection of idealistic startups across Europe with 
the common mission of giving individuals control over their personal data from 
a variety of sources on a single platform, as well as the ability to benefit 
from it. These represent a new class of services, so-called Personal 
Information Management Services (PIMS).


PIMS are expecting the GDPR to be a gamechanger, increasing demand for their 
services and boosting their ability to create value. PIMS success likely 
depends on cooperation with other companies, who are primarily interested in 
leveraging AI/analytics tools, as well as the ability to create sufficient 
benefit for consumers. This opens up questions from a privacy perspective. Is 
it possible to find common ground between business interests, data privacy, and 
consumers’ preference for convenience? And is the only way to realistically 
maintain data privacy, to embrace its commercial potential?



Nina Chung Mathiesen (1988) has her academic background in neuroscience 
research, but has since her degree worked with the GDPR and AI/cognitive tools 
within financial services. Today she works as a compliance consultant for 
digital banking in EVRY.


Read the full description of the seminar 
here??.<https://www.jus.uio.no/ifp/om/organisasjon/seri/arrangementer/2017/tks-seminarer/09.05.17.html>

The seminar is open for everyone, and there is no registration. We hope to see 
you there!

With kind regards,
Espen Holst Møllebak??