Publications

The objective of the current document is to launch discussions with stakeholders across the tourism ecosystem, which would result in matching commitments and concrete pledges. This consultation process invites the stakeholders to contribute to a bottom-up assessment of scale, cost, long-term benefits and conditions of the required actions to accompany the twin transition of the ecosystem.

This Staff Working Document serves as a starting point for the consultation and cocreation process with stakeholders. It builds on the ecosystem fiche included in the 2021 Annual Single Market Report and is part of the engagement with stakeholders on the sectoral roadmaps towards climate neutrality set out in the Climate Law, as well as on the objectives set out in the European Green Deal and its main strategies for a more sustainable EU economy and society.

This report aims to highlight the most relevant foresight methods based on ubiquity or suitability to ENISA’s core needs to adequately address future cybersecurity threats and shape a more secure society.

AIOTI has launched in May joint collaboration with oneM2M Sustainability Committee. One of the results of the collaboration is the launch of the oneM2M’s IoT for Sustainability White Paper that was launched on 1 October to which AIOTI actively contributed.
oneM2M recently launched a sustainability initiative to promote the role of loT systems in addressing sustainability goals. An important message from this initiative focuses on the benefits of scalable, open-standard solutions.

“The Elements of Big Data Value” gives an exciting look into the discoveries of the Public Private Partnership on Big Data Value and shares the knowledge gathered for the benefit of the European Big Data ecosystem. The book describes the massive impact big data has and will have to our society and economy, giving practical tools to develop an increased capacity to drive the digital transformation on all sectors.

This report is one component of the “Global Standards Mapping Initiative,” the first and most comprehensive effort to assess the current state of blockchain. Based on input from over 30 technical standard-setting entities, 185 jurisdictions, and nearly 400 industry groups, the reports are accessible to the public and intended to serve as a resource for the blockchain community to develop thoughtful frameworks and standards to propel the industry forward.