The document discusses the opportunity of open data and building a strong, fair, and sustainable data economy. It notes that unlocking data from countries, companies, people, and things through open and machine-readable data can enable innovations at a large scale and provide annual economic and social benefits of nearly £14 billion by 2025 in the UK alone. However, not improving data sharing and open data risks losing £15 billion in potential benefits to the UK by 2025. It advocates for making data more open and accessible to help businesses, governments, and individuals create better services.

1. @peterkwells
@odihq
The opportunity of open

2. Building a strong, fair and sustainable
data economy by helping businesses
and governments get data to people
who need it

4. theodi.org
The opportunity of open?

5. Unlock £trillions & impact everyone
Link insight from countries, millions of
companies, billions of people and things
Machine-readable data, sensors, and the internet of everything
A robust data infrastructure will enable open innovation at web-scale
What is the future of
the web of data?
25 years of the web
of documents

6. Solutions built on
open and shared
data can lead to
annual market and
non-market benefits
in the UK of nearly
£14bn per year by
2025.

7. Not improving data
sharing and open
data, above current
levels, will result in
£15bn in lost
benefits to the UK
by 2025.

8. theodi.org
(and that's just the UK,
imagine the figures for
more of the world....)

9. Make data a tool for innovation.
It should enable businesses,
startups, governments,
individuals and communities to
create better services for us all.

10. theodi.org
Data should be as open
as possible.

11. theodi.org
UK government is already moving to open
1. Open-by-default policy
2. National legislation
3. Local regulation / (leadership?)

12. theodi.org
TSC/ODI/Deloitte recommendations to UK
government
1. Create a mobility data working group
2. Work with industry to incentivise openness &
sharing of data
3. Fund pathfinder projects

13. Nils Erik Mühlfried - https://flic.kr/p/riM65P

14. theodi.org
What's the transport
industry's next step?

15. Data is not oil
Jackson Jost - https://unsplash.com/@jacksonjost?photo=J-LMPtk8tmg

16. theodi.org
Don't sell data, sell services.

17. Chris Combe - https://flic.kr/p/oZGRP4
Data is infrastructure

18. https://www.flickr.com/photos/pkwflickr/6188760566/in/album-72157627764211574/
Roads help us navigate
to a location
Data helps us navigate
to a decision

19. Open ≠ giving value
away

20. Becoming a platform

21. Working together to solve common
problems

22. Collaboratively maintain data
infrastructure

23. openactive.io/join
Create impact by design

24. Use data as a tool
https://theodi.org/blog/policy-design-patterns-that-help-you-use-data-to-create-impact

25. (More on open & data
business models
coming soon....)

26. theodi.org
The challenges of open?

27. Gaps for trust
Image copyright Disney

28. https://theodi.org/blog/why-we-need-the-data-ethics-canvas
Ethics

29. Engagement
Parks and Recreation

30. Equity
Image copyright Matt Kinshella

31. More on personal data and
open and transport coming
soon...
what would help you make a
better decision?

32. Open is not nice to have.
It is the future of transport
data

33. Thank you :)
@peterkwells
@odihq