Martina Le Gall Maláková
She is dedicated to supporting the innovation ecosystem in the Slovak Republic, implementing the twin transition in both large and small enterprises (SMEs). It brings European initiatives such as EIT Manufacturing, Gaia–X to Slovakia. She is the co-founder of Slovak eDIH (SCDI). She is the founder of the Industrial Innovation Cluster (PIK), which supports joint international projects involving research in universities, practice, policy makers and the public. The number of these projects is still growing and they have reached the stage of invitations from leading countries for the participation of Slovak subjects in these projects. In 2021, PIK established together with MIRRI Gaia–X Hub Slovakia, which is involved in the Gaia–X initiative, supported by the European Commission. Gaia - X increases the benefits of the European data economy for society based on openness, trust (TRUST) and security. Gaia - X is a member of the Working Group for International Cooperation, Research Infrastructures and EOSC, the Council for European Science Policy at the Ministry of Education and Culture of the Slovak Republic. In "Business at OECD" (BIAC), she works in three committees: the Committee for Digital Policies in the Economy (CDEP), for SMEs, where she is the vice-chair of the committee, and she is also active in the committee for education. She represents BusinessEurope (BE) in the Cyber Certification Group (SCCG) established by EC and ENISA to prepare certification schemes for digital technologies – cloud, 5G, ICT, and others. In BE, she is a member of the Digital Committee and the Internal Market Committee (IMCO). She is a member of the Permanent Commission for Ethics and Regulation of Artificial Intelligence in Slovakia (CERAI), established by MIRRI SR. She is a member of the EIT Manufacturing East Advisory Board, where she advises with her expertise on strategies to strengthen European industry, built on innovation and the data economy. In EIT M, she also deepens cooperation between universities, companies and start-ups. Regarding the subject of Spain's presidency of the OECD in 2022, she personally participated and appeared as a panelist at the OECD CDEP Ministerial Council Meeting in December 2022.
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10 principles for my life in democracy
Digital transformation is the main tool for improving our future. But there are some consequences of the digital transformation, created intentionally or accidentally, which contribute to the damage of our society based on democratic values. It is important that the creation of new business models as a result of digital transformation takes place within the framework of respect for democratic principles and legal regulations and that it benefits the entire society. We, as people of this new era, are not always able to see all the related risks that this digital revolution brings, so we created a document that should make it easier for us to implement digital transformation in our work or private lives: "10 PRINCIPLES FOR MY LIFE IN A DEMOCRACY".
"If you don't take care of me, I will leave you..."
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DISCUSSION on topic "Data in the state"
Where is the data generated by the institutions? How to put it in order? Data is a valuable resource and basis for increasing the efficiency and quality of decision-making. But without a clear data policy, this potential will not be used.
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