Loamics joins the European Hub Gaia-X and contributes to the sovereignty and governance of European data
Loamics, a subsidiary of Energisme, is proud to join Gaia-X. An initiative launched by France and Germany and now extended throughout Europe, Gaia-X was created to strengthen the data sovereignty of the European Single Market, to allow sustainable progress in terms of the advantages and possibilities arising from data sharing, and to create a shared data ecosystem for users and suppliers in a range of public,
industrial and research-based fields.
Loamics, a software publisher, has developed a unique solution designed to meet the new data challenges, which allows companies to:
- • Collect all data, regardless of the format, transmission protocol, volume and category (real time,
continuous, etc.) - • Transition from a complex and costly management process to a simpler and cost-saving one
- • Reduce the human processing of data
- • Increase the level of data quality and reliability
- • Maintain robust data governance and data sovereignty
- • Make data instantly accessible to all the company’s businesses
- • Accelerate Artificial Intelligence
Loamics has fully automated and industrialised the preparation and processing of data from end to end, making data a commodity in service of the company’s performance.
Stéphane Bollon said, “We are honoured to be part of the Gaia-X community. We created Loamics with
the same philosophy as the Gaia-X project: democratising data to make them accessible to as many people as possible within the company, while preserving data sovereignty and governance. In another parallel between our respective objectives: Gaia-X aims to stimulate the creation of sectoral data spaces in Europe, which should enable companies to collaborate, exchange data and increase their productivity. For us, at the company level, we wish to restore the control and management of data to businesses, promoting exchange and collaboration in order to improve performance and productivity. We are confident that our maturity with regard to data is a genuine asset for Gaia-X, especially vis à vis international competition.”
Hubert Tardieu said, “We are thrilled to welcome Loamics to the Gaia-X ecosystem. The technology developed by this French company is aligned with the philosophy of our organisation and provides a solution and a European response to the concerns of major players with regard to the sovereignty and governance of their data. Loamics also confirms that the Tech environment in France includes companies capable of competing with the leading actors.”