Spain registers 6.5% more companies dedicated to the infomediary sector
Employment in industry increases by 3.6%
The study refers to companies that leverage data from public . Private sources to develop enriched products that benefit both other companies and the community as a whole.
Madrid, March 20, 2024.- As part of the celebration of its 25 years of experience. ASEDIE has presented behind closed doors the 12th Annual Report on the “Data Economy in its infomediary field”. This milestone not only stands out for the analysis of the growth and evolution of the data economy . But also for a retrospective of the achievements made thanks to the close relationship and collaboration with Public Administrations . The generation of synergies between the public and private sectors.
The report highlights that, in contrast to the first one in which 444 companies were identifi, in this edition the number rises to 756 active companies as of December 31, 2022. An industry that already employs 23,294 professionals in Spain , representing a 3.6% increase compared to the previous year. In addition, this dynamic shadow making has resulted in an increase in user confidence and a global turnover of €2,331M , marking an increase of 2.4% compared to the previous year.
Reflecting on the path taken, the importance of the morphology and dimension that the infomediary sector has acquired adb directory over these years was highlighted. During this time, multiple challenges have been addressed, such as specialized training, the promotion of an advanced data culture, the implementation of artificial intelligence technologies and the establishment of appropriate governance frameworks to manage the growing complexity of the data ecosystem.
The report also highlights how, since its inception
ASEDIE has played a fundamental role in promoting these initiatives, fostering dialogue and cooperation Shopify: paga a pena? Unha revisión en profundidade the different entities involved. This is how the relationship between Public Administrations, ASEDIE and the private sector has evolved, consolidating a solid base for the development and use of data as a strategic resource in the national economy.
The presentation of the Report has had the support of all the regional institutions and has been the perfect setting to reaffirm ASEDIE’s commitment to the Data Economy. This collaboration has not only boosted economic growth, but has also served as an essential pillar for open government policies, highlighting the importance of open data policy and its contribution to the country’s socioeconomic development.
