SWIPO is excited to announce the launch of its Converged Code of Conduct for cloud services. This Code of Conduct is the third SWIPO Code, and it was developed to address identified needs and feedback provided during public consultation processes earlier this year. The Converged Code of Conduct is a comprehensive document that includes all…
SWIPO has the ambition to become the reference point for the market when it comes to portability and switching as well as implementing essential elements of the upcoming Data Act. SWIPO has now launched a public consultation on its Converged Code of Conduct, SWIPO Converged Code version 1.2. The proposed document is a converged version…
Google has declared adherence for 19 services and infrastructure offerings to be compliant with the SWIPO Codes of Conduct. SWIPO (Switching Cloud Providers and Porting Data), is a multi-stakeholder group facilitated by the European Commission, in order to develop voluntary Codes of Conduct for the proper application of the EU Free Flow of Non-Personal Data…
The digital transformation that is affecting our social and industrial ecosystem, both on national and international levels, sees the technology of cloud systems and infrastructures as one of the determining factors for its realisation.In essence, cloud services are becoming the fundamental pillars on which the digital transformation of our companies and entire society will be…
At the Eurelectric meeting of the 12th of April 2022 about the Power Sector on Cloud , Aniello Gentile (Enel) , member of SWIPO AISBL Executive Board led a Breakout Session to analyze the benefit of SWIPO Codes of Conduct for electrical companies. In this very interesting and shared session, SWIPO Codes of Conduct were…
With its Codes of Conduct, SWIPO provides guidance to Cloud Service Customers and Providers on how to implement article 6 of the Free Flow of Non-Personal data regulation (FFOD, Regulation (EU) 2018/1807). For CSPs, the Codes provide advice on how to port data from their environment to another and offer the possibility to declare services…