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DigEU - Advice on the market for cross border data transfers (2015/2016)

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DIGITALEUROPE is a European trade organisation representing the digital technology industry. Their members include around 60 major technology companies and 35 national trade associations.

<www.digitaleurope.org>

DigEU - Advice on the market for cross border data transfers (2015/2016)

Galexia advised DIGITALEUROPE on market issues and policy options related to the cross-border transfer of personal data. The study included an analysis of the type and size of organisations making data transfers, the type of data transferred and the regulatory options adopted by hundreds of organisations. The analysis included a breakdown of market segments by sector and business size.





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