Events Introduction

The 15th GIO Roundtable took place in Barcelona and Beijing from 9:00 to 13:00 (CET) on March 4, 2025 (Day 2 of MWC 2025). This Roundtable focused on New Opportunities and Challenges of Data Industry in the Intelligent Era. Together, we looked at the progress made in standardization and industry development around the world over the past year in relation to value creation of data. We also discussed the progress made by each industry in the field of data as well as the pain points and difficulties they encountered. More than 30 industry organization leaders joined this Roundtable.

Agenda

Moderator: Martin Creaner

Opening

9:00-9:10

Introducing new faces

Martin CreanerWBBA

9:10-9:15

Opening speech

William XuGIO Chair

Interpretation of regional data strategies (horizontal view)

9:15-9:30

Development trends of data spaces in China

Dong LiuChina Future Internet Engineering Center (CFIEC)

9:30-9:45

Data spaces and AI in the European Data Union

Boris OttoData Spaces Support Centre (DSSC)

9:45-10:00

Toward global data spaces

Noboru Koshizuka The University of Tokyo

Industry data + AI strategies (vertical view)

10:00-10:15

AI and Data related work in ETSI

Issam ToufikETSI

10:15-10:30

Data spaces radar: Current state, opportunities, and challenges for the development of data spaces at the global level

Lars NagelIDSA

10:30-10:45

Progress and prospect of AIIA’s work on promoting AI dataset construction

Kai WeiAIIA

Coffee break

10:45-11:05

Practical experience and opportunities in the data industry

11:05-11:20

Key data-development issues – International Manufacturing-X and DPP

Dominik RohrmusLNI 4.0

11:20-11:35

Status quo, trends, challenges, and practices of China’s automotive data industry in the digital and intelligent era

Runqing GuoChina Automotive Technology & Research Center (CATARC)

11:35-11:50

AI in cardiovascular medicine and hypertension: Opportunities and challenges

George Stergiou International Society of Hypertension

Discussion

11:50-12:50

1. How to jointly build data interoperability standards to unlock data value across regions and industries?
2. How can we promote global organizations to jointly build cross-border data flow facilities?

AllAll

Ending

12:50-13:00

Summary and closing remarks

Martin CreanerWBBA