Rethinking sovereignty and data sharing | Open Data

The Nouvelle-Aquitaine Chamber of Commerce and Industry (CCI) was working on Excel files containing a wide range of information related to the economic activity of companies. These files, often requested by third parties seeking to understand economic activity, were a source of several challenges for CCI. First, the process of sending these files compromised CCI's sovereignty over its data. Second, the files required considerable analysis from their recipients in order to extract the added value. In addition, CCI identified risks of human error when entering data into these files. CCI Nouvelle-Aquitaine therefore needed a solution to effectively share its data, while maintaining its sovereignty and minimizing errors.

To meet this need, 10h11 designed and deployed a dedicated mapping platform. This platform allows CCI partners to consult information on an intuitive and educational interface. In addition, 10h11 has set up a data entry back office, allowing the CCI to update information accurately and securely. Thus, CCI remained in control of its data, giving partners only the right to consult the interface, without sharing raw data files.

Thanks to the 10h11 solution, CCI Nouvelle-Aquitaine was able to optimize its data sharing process, while maintaining its sovereignty. The mapping platform made it easier for partners to access and understand information, while minimizing the analysis effort required. The data entry back office allowed information to be updated accurately, eliminating human input errors. Thus, CCI is now in a position to provide accurate and up-to-date information to its partners, while remaining in control of its data.