江苏省数据交易所总经理韦志林：推动江苏数交所向生态运营与综合服务提供者转型

Core Insights - The Jiangsu Data Exchange has officially launched its pharmaceutical service sector, completing its first batch of transactions, focusing on providing secure and efficient data services for the pharmaceutical R&D, clinical diagnosis, and public health sectors [1] - The national data work conference has identified 2026 as the "Year of Data Factor Value Release," indicating a deepening phase of market-oriented reform in data factor allocation [1] Group 1: Transformation and Strategy - The Jiangsu Data Exchange aims to transition from a traditional trading platform to an ecosystem operator and comprehensive service provider, focusing on enhancing service capabilities, promoting public data product circulation, and improving pricing mechanisms for data products [2][3] - The core transformation directions include four main functions: enhancing comprehensive service capabilities, promoting public data product circulation, improving data product pricing mechanisms, and fostering a vibrant data industry ecosystem [2] Group 2: Implementation Measures - The exchange plans to increase the supply of high-quality data products, focusing on public data, data from large state-owned enterprises, and high-quality datasets, leveraging provincial public data platforms [3] - A strategy of integrated regional collaboration will be adopted, involving partnerships with central enterprises and data-rich companies to develop industry-specific zones [3] - The exchange will establish a comprehensive service capability by optimizing the entire process from data entry to transaction settlement [3] - A dual-driven risk control system will be implemented, enhancing transaction rules and compliance mechanisms [3] Group 3: Addressing Challenges - The Jiangsu Data Exchange recognizes that the current market-oriented reform of data factors is still in its early stages, with significant issues such as data supply shortages and inefficiencies in data usage [5] - To address these challenges, the exchange will focus on three levels: tool-based solutions to enhance compliance and security, platform-based solutions to improve data availability and usability, and infrastructure-based solutions to align with national data strategies [6][7]