The document discusses open data and its potential for innovation through new applications. It describes how open data from the Dutch tax office could be used by developers to create useful applications for citizens, giving examples like a calendar app or one providing legal procedures based on life events. The document notes that while some government data is already available online through sites like data.overheid.nl, questions remain around who owns the data, how it will be published, and how applications will be developed. The overall message is that open data can come alive and drive innovation when used by outside developers to create new applications for public benefit.

1. Open data ; innovation !! 19 augustus 2011

4. + Innovation challenge New energy, gained externaly and brought inside

5. Proud Trend

6. What kind of Data ? Who is the owner ? Where on the internet ? Which Apps ? Who will develop ?

7. Apps & data Cool Useful Actual Dynamical Privacy Trash of data Calender Warning app Macro figures Law and procedures (based on life events)

8. Owner Who Priority Customer service Customs Still negotiating

9. A few developers Which App contest Internal or External Preparing workshops internal Heared whispers of a contest Development

10. data.overheid.nl Json and webservices Linked data ? XML Both json and webservices Where & how Actual Dynamic Semantical Data

11. Conclusion X X

12. What is in there for you Make data alive !!! Finally open data

13. Thanks Werk waar je trots op bent !!!!!