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    • The implementation of data sharing policies necessitates careful consideration of resource allocation and infrastructure development.

    Key Insights:

    • The transition to open data requires significant investment in data management planning and infrastructure.
    • Successful data sharing hinges on clear guidelines, adequate support, and a culture of open science.

    Outlook:

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