Digital Policy Committee
Co-Chair
Christopher Sharrock
Microsoft
(United States)
Co-Chair
Makoto Yokozawa
JIPDEC
(Japan)
Secretariat Co-Lead
Nicole Primmer
Deputy Executive Director,
Policy and Strategic Engagement
Secretariat Co-Lead
Maylis Berviller
Policy Manager
Vice-Chair
Ellen Blackler
The Walt Disney Company
(United States)
Vice-Chair
Ondrej Ferdus
The Czech Confederation of Industry
(Czech Republic)
Vice-Chair
Jakob Greiner
Deutsche Telekom
(Germany)
Vice-Chair
Adam Hemphill
Walmart
(United States)
Vice-Chair
Riccardo Masucci
Intel
(United States)
Vice-Chair
Juan Montero Rodil
Telefónica
(Spain)
Vice-Chair
Barry O’Brien
IBM Ireland
(Ireland)
Vice-Chair
Massimo Proverbio
Intesa Sanpaolo
(Italy)
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01.
Why OECD Work on Digital Policy Matters
The OECD’s work on digital helps shape and inform policies internationally to drive innovation and inclusive growth through the digital transition. The Organisation addresses connectivity and infrastructure, data governance and privacy, digital security and safety, artificial intelligence and emerging technologies, and creates longstanding evidence-based recommendations and standards which are the reference for many legal frameworks. The OECD also serves as strategic advisor to the G7 and G20 and collaborates with relevant UN bodies and initiatives such as UNESCO and the Internet Governance Forum (IGF). -
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How Business Engages with the OECD on Digital Policy
We provide both high-level and technical private sector perspectives across the OECD agenda on digital policy. Our committee meets virtually twice a month and convenes regular discussions amongst technical experts from businesses and the OECD. Our members attend the bi-annual meetings of the OECD Digital Economy Committee and related sessions at Ministerial, Working Parties and expert group level. We also organize policy events in partnership with the OECD and undertake special projects on cutting-edge issues.
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Our 2024 Priorities
- Create coherent global digital policy frameworks for current & emerging technologies
- Fostering international understanding on data governance and cross-border data flows
- Reducing digital divides including relating to access, skills and gender equality
- Supporting the tools and good practices for a safe and secure digital environment
- Enabling investment in a secure and sustainable digital infrastructure
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Our Engagement with OECD Bodies
- OECD Committee for Digital Policy
- OECD Working Party on Data Governance and Privacy
- OECD Working Party on Security in the Digital Economy
- OECD Working Party on Communication Infrastructures and Services Policy
- OECD Working Party on AI Governance
- Global Forum on Technology
- Global Forum on Security in the Digital Economy
Publications
13 December 2022
A Business Vision for our Digital Future
29 July 2022
Implementing the OECD AI Principles: Challenges and Best Practices
29 November 2021
The OECD Process to Develop Common Principles for Trusted Government Access to Data BIAC Supports Continuation and Successful Completion of the Process with Timely Outcomes
7 April 2021
Business at OECD (BIAC) Statement on the OECD Committee on Digital Economy Policys Work to Develop high-level principles or policy guidance for trusted government access to personal data held by the private sector
2 November 2020
Regulatory Sandboxes for Privacy - Analytical Paper
28 September 2020
Business at OECD Intervention to the OECD Expert Consultation on Unlimited Government Access to Personal Data held by the Private Sector - Impact on Cross-Border Data Flows and Economic Growth
7 July 2020
Business at OECD Intervention to the OECD Expert Consultation on Unlimited Government Access to Personal Data held by the Private Sector - Unlimited Government Access to Personal Data held by the Private Sector
1 July 2020
Business at OECD Policy Brief - Covid-19 and Digital Security
1 July 2020
Business at OECD Policy Brief Covid-19 and Digital Technology
1 July 2020
Business at OECD (BIAC) Digital Brief: Covid-19 and Connectivity