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Cross-Border Data Flows Realising benefits and removing barriers

September 5, 2018

Today’s commerce relies on organisations’ ability to move data – including consumers’ personal data – across borders without restriction. The ability to do so generates positive outcomes not only for organisations, but for citizens and countries as well. Any organisation, no matter how small, can use the internet to market and deliver its ideas, goods and services, wherever data is allowed to flow. Crossborder data transfers enable digital goods and services to be accessed more or less instantly\ and physical goods to be ordered for delivery, regardless of where the items are produced. Organisations respond to consumer demand by expanding to serve more geographic markets, leading to more consumer choice. At the same time, companies that operate in multiple countries gain efficiencies by centralising and virtualising their data analysis, processing and storage.

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