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DUET is developed by cities for cities. DUET’s digital twins promote data-driven decision making by building a comprehensive, virtual representation of a city's processes. With the right data points, DUET digital twins provide a business-level view that can be used to measure, analyse and predict operational impact across an entire city or region. This end-to-end, real-time, visibility enables cities to understand what is happening across its multi-disciplinary domains and services. With this knowledge, cities can react quickly to events and simulate alternative policy and operational approaches based on real data, as opposed to making assumptions based on generalized expectations.

Results from DUET that are useful for policy making can be found below.

November 2021:

DUET Local Digital Twin Named Best Enabling Technology at World Smart City Awards

March 2022:

Policy Brief Unlocks Recommendations for Responsible Adoption of Disruptive Public Sector Technology

March 2022:

Policy Brief Unlocks Recommendations for Responsible Adoption of Disruptive Public Sector Technology

March 2022:

Policy Brief Unlocks Recommendations for Responsible Adoption of Disruptive Public Sector Technology

March 2022:

Policy Brief Unlocks Recommendations for Responsible Adoption of Disruptive Public Sector Technology

Report Summarising Key Insights and Recommendations from Data Governance Act Webinar Now Available

Pavel Kogut
May 6, 2021
1 min read

Updated: Feb 14, 2022

Last February, DUET joined forces with three other H2020 projects (Policy Cloud, Cyberwatching, URBANITE) to discuss the proposed regulation on data governance. The webinar attracted a lot of interest from across Europe; in total, 121 participants joined the event to hear from industry experts about the Data Governance Act and its implications for policy making.

The published report provides an overview of the webinar, as well as relevant links to the recording and slides. It includes a comprehensive summary of the audience questions and panelist responses from the Q&A session. Seven practical recommendations on how to prepare for the upcoming DGA are provided at the end, covering internal policy, cybersecurity, the data ecosystem, user-centric approach, data governance tools, technology, and digital twins.

>> Download the report here <<

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