在10月9日周三举行的Futurecom 2024专题讨论会上，巴西物联网协会（ABINC）与国际数据空间协会（IDSA）强调了数据空间作为巴西新兴数据经济发展支柱的重要性。本次讨论由ABINC副主席Flávio Maeda主持，汇聚了多位权威专家，包括IDSA总监Sonia Jimenez、巴西工业发展署（ABDI）创新经理Isabela Gaya、发展、工业、贸易和服务部（MDIC）竞争力与创新司司长Marcos Pinto，以及国家工业联合会（CNI）创新总监Rodrigo Pastl Pontes。与会专家就数据空间为巴西数据经济带来的挑战与机遇提出了多元视角。.
During the event, Sonia Jimenez emphasized that many companies still face barriers to maximizing the value generated by the data they collect, mainly due to a lack of trust in sharing information. “Companies generate a lot of data, but they are not obtaining the expected return. IDSA emerges as a solution to promote trust among the parties involved in the secure sharing of data, helping to overcome technological barriers and generating concrete benefits for businesses,” Sonia stated.
She also emphasized that the landscape is changing, and organizations are beginning to recognize the clear benefits of an integrated data economy. Sonia explained that the IDSA is observing a growing awareness of the value of Data Spaces, especially in promoting technological innovations and the interoperability of systems. According to her, this not only increases efficiency but also helps reduce costs and foster new digital business models.
Another highlight of the panel was the unprecedented research from ABDI “Agro Data Space Programa Agro 4.0”, presented by Isabela Gaya, which explored the potential of Data Spaces in agribusiness, a crucial sector for the Brazilian economy. The study indicated that the adoption of Data Spaces could generate an increase of 30% in operational efficiency in different areas of agriculture and reduce costs by up to 20%. Furthermore, the use of advanced technological solutions, such as the Internet of Things (IoT) and artificial intelligence, would enable the collection and analysis of large volumes of data, allowing for more informed and agile decisions in the field.
The research also highlighted the positive impact on sustainability. For example, producers could reduce herbicide use by up to 70% and significantly decrease the use of other inputs through monitoring and automation technologies, resulting in a more sustainable and efficient production. The study also revealed that more than 1 million rural properties could directly benefit from this digital transformation, reinforcing the strategic role of Data Spaces in strengthening the competitiveness of the Brazilian agribusiness sector.
Isabela Gaya, from ABDI, commented during the event on the impact of digitalization on the agricultural sector: “The adoption of innovative technologies integrated into Data Spaces can transform Brazilian agribusiness, improving productive efficiency and promoting a more sustainable management of resources.” She emphasized that the sector is ready to embrace these innovations, especially with the support of public policies and targeted investments.
Marcos Pinto, ዳይሬክተር የምርት ቁርጣ እና ኢኖቬሽን የMDIC ዳይሬክተሬት ነው፣ ከምርጥ አቅም መወኛ እንደሚያስቀምጣት ይዘው ይታወቓሉ። አውራዊ መተከል ይህ ዕዋመት መHaታና ማቅርብ ነው። የምርት ምርቶች ወቅታዊ ነው። “መንግስታችን የሚረዱትን የData Spaces ዕውነት ነው” አለ፣ "ደግሞ መለያዎች የሚጨምሩ ኦርነች ወዘጉይ ኤይታዎች ዕድል ይጠቀሙ። የወለጋ አመራር መንግስታችን ወደ ደቀም ማተማት መላክ ላይ ነን። ይህ ሥርዓት የሚቀጥለውን እንደ በለስናች ዕውነት በተቃረናል " አለ ማር ኑዝ።.
እሱም የመንግስቱ በመዋቅር ላይ እንደሚገኝ ወንበር ማዋቀር እንደሚለው ጠቃሚ የሆነ የገንዘብ ከባለው በጣም ጠቀም። “የእኛን ምርጥ መልክዕ አለኝ በተደርጓል ጋልም በነገር አርብቤ አስተዋፅኘታ ገዢ ምን ያህልና ከገንዘብ ጋር የምናማክን” ተብሏል ተባሉ። ምንግስተ እምዞውን የደርሶ ከመንግስቱ ውስጥ ስለ ዚህ የመ⟩ ቻንሁና ሂደት ተቋማው ይበልጥ ዋነኛ ጊዜ ሊይውን ለማድረግ ይችላል ነው።.
MDIC ዳይሬክተር እንደ ተነገረ ብራዚል በግብይታዊ ዘርፍ ላይ ወቅታዊ በተደረገ ይዘት ላይ ይኖራል እንደ ተነገረ ብራዚል የወጪዎች እና ያላቸው ድርጅቶች መረጃ ልእል ይቀበላል ነው። “የተመለሱ የኢየአ መድረኯች እሳት እንዲያይይለቕ ይህኤን ሊሰማን ይቦም” በማለት ማለታቸው ነው።.
A ABINC, in partnership with IDSA, has been working to bring this concept of Data Spaces to Brazil, seeking to boost the country's digital competitiveness. These initiatives are part of a larger effort for digital transformation, aiming to integrate sectors such as agriculture, health, and mobility, in addition to promoting the creation of new business opportunities.
Flavio Maeda, vice-president of ABINC, emphasized that this partnership with IDSA consists of bringing knowledge to the market about the potential of Data Spaces in Brazil, especially for agribusiness and industry. Maeda also explained that ABINC is working together with IDSA, ABDI, CNI, and MDIC to implement, in 2025, the Open Industry project, similar to what Open Finance was. “We want to bring the same benefits of Open Finance to other industrial sectors. This project also aligns with the concept of Data Spaces,” Maeda explained.
Rodrigo Pastl Pontes, from CNI, also commented on the importance of a robust and interoperable infrastructure so that industrial companies can share data securely and confidently, driving innovation and efficiency across various sectors.
With the advancements discussed at Futurecom 2024, it is clear that the data economy will play a central role in the future of Brazil, and the concept of Data Spaces will be fundamental to consolidate this path, as Sonia Jimenez concluded: “The evolution of Data Spaces will allow Brazilian companies to reach a new level of innovation, with security, transparency, and, mainly, trust in data sharing.”.
