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Odi Presentation
The document lists 20 nodes in 14 countries including locations in the UK like Manchester, Brighton, and Leeds, as well as international locations such as Paris, Gothenburg, Trento, Moscow, Chicago, Canada, Dubai, Buenos Aires, and Osaka. It also notes upcoming events like a train-the-trainer course in London from June 8-12 and a research meeting in Oslo on July 2nd and asks how knowledge and usage of open data can be increased in Sweden and Gothenburg.
Odi Presentation
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- 2. 20 nodes in14 countries Manchester Brighton Leeds UK Paris Gothenburg Trento Moscow Chicago USA Canada Gold Coast Dubai Buenos Aires Philadelphia OsakaSeoul Amsterdam North Carolina Sheffield
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- 5. Of interest! Friday lectures Education ODISummit Story telling Tweets Research collaboration Data certificate
- 6. Join me? Train-the-trainer course8 – 12 June in London Research meeting in Oslo 2nd of July How to increase knowledge/usage of open data in Sweden/Gothenburg?
Editor's Notes
- #3 And this is a community which is global. We launched our global node network last year – at our annual summit in October - and we now have 20 nodes in 14 different countries. Just launched one in Amsterdam with the City Council on Open Data Day
- #4 As our founder – Sir Tim Berners-Lee – said at the Olympics: “This is for everyone” McKinsey believes Open Data will bring $3 TRILLION of economic benefits
- #5 ODI has been formed at a unique period in time: We have huge commitment to open up data from UK Government under both Gordon Brown and now David Cameron The G8 have commitments in the open data charter Business world starting to see open data as an enabler. We were created, with seed funding from the UK government, to answer to the so what question on open data – “What is the impact”. We have held ourselves to creating 1 of these a quarter and dedicate a lot of time to getting them picked up in the mainstream.