EU Data Act compliance with Polarion: Unlock new data-driven business models
In this joint webinar, Siemens and Deloitte demonstrate how you can build a structured and scalable approach to EU Data Act compliance using Polarion ALM while creating long-term business value from data and enhancing your innovative capabilities.
The EU Data Act is an opportunity, not just an obligation. Siemens and Deloitte show in this webinar how to efficiently implement compliance with Polarion ALM while unlocking new data-driven business models.
Do your connected products collect, transmit, or store data? If so, you are highly likely to be affected by the EU Data Act. It requires companies to provide users with fair and transparent access to their data and to meet stringent security and governance standards. With the introduction of the new “Data Access by Design” requirements on 12th September 2026, companies must ensure that data access is systematically embedded into product development.
The challenge: Compliance is not a one-off task to be completed before a product launch. It must remain verifiable and manageable throughout the product’s entire lifecycle—even following updates, releases, or architectural changes.
Managing this workload using standard office tools quickly becomes a burden. An integrated Application Lifecycle Management (ALM) solution offers a remedy: it reduces the compliance burden, ensures transparency, and opens new business opportunities. After all, structured management of data access enables companies to develop data-driven services, identify new revenue models, and create additional value for customers.
In this joint webinar, Siemens and Deloitte demonstrate how you can build a structured and scalable approach to EU Data Act compliance using Polarion ALM while creating long-term business value from data and enhancing your innovative capabilities.
Key takeaways:
- Understanding the EU Data Act: What is the impact for your company and products.
- Leveraging the Potential of "Access by Design" and Data-Driven Innovations: How to tap into these opportunities, recognizing success factors and pitfalls.
- Efficient Compliance Throughout the Product Lifecycle: How to prevent costly mistakes and avoid reputational risks.
- Building a Future-Proof Data Strategy: Technological solutions with Polarion.
Why you should attend:
- Compliance is not a one-time task – the EU Data Act requires continuous monitoring and data management processes.
- With a systematic approach, you can take control over your data, build trust with customers and partners, scale your business, and unlock innovation potential.
Who should attend?
- Head of Product, R&D and Product Development to learn how the EU Data Act impacts product strategy and feature roadmaps, ensuring “Access-by-design”.
- CISO / Cyber / IT
- Head of Data / Data Governance / Data Compliance / Data Strategy
- Business Development Manager
- And anyone responsible for product and data-related business processes
The EU Data Act is more than just a regulatory challenge; it's an opportunity to innovate, grow, and build a resilient data strategy. Join the webinar to understand its impact on your connected products & services, and discover how a holistic solution can streamline your compliance efforts and enhance data value for your business.
Details
What
Live Webinar: EU Data Act compliance with Polarion: Unlock new data-driven business models
When
Wednesday, September 16, 2026
Where
Online
Time
11:00 hr AM CEST
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