Are Personal Data Stores the future of the internet?

This event is FREE for all to attend!

This event will explore the technical, legal and commercial challenges of Personal Data Stores, a disruptive new technology which puts control back into the hands of internet users.

This event will explore the technical, legal and commercial challenges of Personal Data Stores, a disruptive new technology which puts control back into the hands of internet users.

"If you aren't paying for the product, then you are the product".

The standard internet business model has become “surveillance capitalism” – taking users' data, applying analytics and pushing back personalised advertising.

Personal Data Stores only grant access to data on a need to know basis, or via a commercial contract. This disruptive technology seeks to put power back into the hands of users. We will look at the technical, legal, and commercial fundamentals that will predict the outcomes in this exciting new market segment.

This interactive workshop will feature three short presentation concluding with an open forum. Registration opens at 5.00pm with the first session at 5.30PM and the event will conclude with networking over refreshments and pizza. This event is kindly hosted by the Bradfield Centre.

Agenda:

17:00

Registration and networking over beers and pizza

18:00

Introduction to CW from Simon Mead, CEO, CW (Cambridge Wireless)

18:10

Welcome from our event sponsor

18:15

Arthur Meadows, Chief Commercialisation Officer, Fetch.ai

18:35

Alan Mitchell, Non-executive Chairman and Co-Founder, Mydex

19:00

Jonathan Holtby, CCO, Dataswift

19:25

Panel session with all speakers chaired by SIG Champion, Tim Phipps from Samsung Cambridge

20:20

Closing remarks and event ends

Speakers include:

• Jonathan Holtby; Chief Commercial Officer, Dataswift
• Alan Mitchell; Non-executive Chairman and Co-Founder, Mydex