This document discusses using open data to enhance natural capital. It acknowledges contributors to the discussion and notes the presentation will be available online. The overview previews topics on open data definitions, current state, community wellness, natural capital, and moving forward. Open data is defined as content or data anyone can freely use, reuse, and redistribute subject to attribution and/or sharing requirements. Current global, national, and provincial open data initiatives are highlighted. The value proposition of open data for community analytics and improvements through data reuse applications is presented.
Presentazione di Roberto Bigotti per "I giovedì dell'agenda digitale" di Bologna del 05/04/2012. http://iperbole2020.tumblr.com/post/19626226816/open-data-a-bologna-come-dove-perche
Big Data and Open Data is happening in many sectors. Health sector is exploding with innovation in the cloud with apps and services. For the many challenges for eHealth in the cloud, there are almost unlimited opportunities.
Urban Systems Collaborative Seminar | John Reinhardt, City Forward and other ...urbansystemssymposium
City Forward is an IBM initiative that provides a web-based platform for visualizing and exploring open city data. It allows users to interact with data, engage in discussions, and share insights. The platform contains tools to turn raw data into meaningful visualizations and analyses to help reveal patterns and guide decision making. City Forward is intended to help citizens, practitioners, and local governments make more informed decisions about issues facing cities.
Feb 2020 - Senate Submission Financial Technology and Regulatory TechnologyTimothy Holborn
This document provides a submission to the Senate regarding financial technology and regulatory technology (FinTech and RegTech). It discusses the development of an "information bank" concept over 20 years to create a knowledge banking ecosystem built on open standards and a decentralized infrastructure. The submission argues this approach could provide an alternative that supports human agency, improves productivity, and addresses issues around surveillance, exploitation of knowledge workers, and challenges to liberal democracies from new technologies. It calls for governmental support to build new socio-economic cyber infrastructure through an international cooperative project.
The Role of Cloud Computing In Your Data Center StrategyVISIHOSTING
The document discusses cloud computing trends and options for moving an organization's data center to the cloud. It provides an overview of public versus private cloud, outlines factors to consider when evaluating a cloud migration, and presents a maturity model for data center services from basic colocation to fully outsourced cloud solutions. The key benefits of public cloud include scalability, pay-per-use pricing, and reduced costs, while private cloud offers dedicated resources and more control but requires capital investment and management overhead.
The Great Lakes Center for Energy Smart Communities (GLC) is a non-profit organization founded by Richard Dent to promote renewable energy and smart grid technologies. GLC plans to build a research lab and training facility in Park Forest, Illinois to develop and demonstrate these technologies. Key projects include retrofitting homes in Park Forest with smart grid and renewable energy systems. GLC will also provide energy consulting services and job training programs. The $11 million project is funded through equity, debt, grants and donations.
This document summarizes the executive director's report from the NELINET Annual Meeting. It discusses the challenges libraries are facing today including demonstrating vision, serving as effective stewards of resources, coping with exploding content, responding to personnel shifts, incorporating new technologies, improving services, and updating facilities. It also discusses trends toward radical transparency, democratization of technology, and user-centered innovation. The report outlines NELINET's transformation from solely being a broker and licensor to an innovation enabler and discusses services to help members contain costs and improve quality.
An in-progress concept to stimulate growth of public services, fueled by new government infrastructure.
Infrastructure yields employment & improved communications.
- In general, emerging technologies & infrastructure (horizontals) spur innovation of new services, fueling growth & employment.
- In Web 2.0 mash-ups, niche services (verticals) use existing infrastructure and experts’ content to create valuable user experiences.
Norway has a unique potential for democratic innovation. The combination of a social democracy and an enterprise search center (FAST) is only found here. Since search is a key enabler for online services, Norway’s government can facilitate a new infrastructure on which innovation of specialized services can take place.
Presentazione di Roberto Bigotti per "I giovedì dell'agenda digitale" di Bologna del 05/04/2012. http://iperbole2020.tumblr.com/post/19626226816/open-data-a-bologna-come-dove-perche
Big Data and Open Data is happening in many sectors. Health sector is exploding with innovation in the cloud with apps and services. For the many challenges for eHealth in the cloud, there are almost unlimited opportunities.
Urban Systems Collaborative Seminar | John Reinhardt, City Forward and other ...urbansystemssymposium
City Forward is an IBM initiative that provides a web-based platform for visualizing and exploring open city data. It allows users to interact with data, engage in discussions, and share insights. The platform contains tools to turn raw data into meaningful visualizations and analyses to help reveal patterns and guide decision making. City Forward is intended to help citizens, practitioners, and local governments make more informed decisions about issues facing cities.
Feb 2020 - Senate Submission Financial Technology and Regulatory TechnologyTimothy Holborn
This document provides a submission to the Senate regarding financial technology and regulatory technology (FinTech and RegTech). It discusses the development of an "information bank" concept over 20 years to create a knowledge banking ecosystem built on open standards and a decentralized infrastructure. The submission argues this approach could provide an alternative that supports human agency, improves productivity, and addresses issues around surveillance, exploitation of knowledge workers, and challenges to liberal democracies from new technologies. It calls for governmental support to build new socio-economic cyber infrastructure through an international cooperative project.
The Role of Cloud Computing In Your Data Center StrategyVISIHOSTING
The document discusses cloud computing trends and options for moving an organization's data center to the cloud. It provides an overview of public versus private cloud, outlines factors to consider when evaluating a cloud migration, and presents a maturity model for data center services from basic colocation to fully outsourced cloud solutions. The key benefits of public cloud include scalability, pay-per-use pricing, and reduced costs, while private cloud offers dedicated resources and more control but requires capital investment and management overhead.
The Great Lakes Center for Energy Smart Communities (GLC) is a non-profit organization founded by Richard Dent to promote renewable energy and smart grid technologies. GLC plans to build a research lab and training facility in Park Forest, Illinois to develop and demonstrate these technologies. Key projects include retrofitting homes in Park Forest with smart grid and renewable energy systems. GLC will also provide energy consulting services and job training programs. The $11 million project is funded through equity, debt, grants and donations.
This document summarizes the executive director's report from the NELINET Annual Meeting. It discusses the challenges libraries are facing today including demonstrating vision, serving as effective stewards of resources, coping with exploding content, responding to personnel shifts, incorporating new technologies, improving services, and updating facilities. It also discusses trends toward radical transparency, democratization of technology, and user-centered innovation. The report outlines NELINET's transformation from solely being a broker and licensor to an innovation enabler and discusses services to help members contain costs and improve quality.
An in-progress concept to stimulate growth of public services, fueled by new government infrastructure.
Infrastructure yields employment & improved communications.
- In general, emerging technologies & infrastructure (horizontals) spur innovation of new services, fueling growth & employment.
- In Web 2.0 mash-ups, niche services (verticals) use existing infrastructure and experts’ content to create valuable user experiences.
Norway has a unique potential for democratic innovation. The combination of a social democracy and an enterprise search center (FAST) is only found here. Since search is a key enabler for online services, Norway’s government can facilitate a new infrastructure on which innovation of specialized services can take place.
ThingsConAMS - Stakeholders in a new world - Rob van KranenburgThingsConAMS
The document discusses barriers to widespread adoption of the Internet of Things (IoT). It notes a lack of third party trust providers and a lack of oversight for small and medium enterprises in the technological landscape. A key barrier is that IoT involves devices communicating without user consent, which could lead to unintended consequences and user anxiety over privacy and security. New skills are also needed to work with large amounts of unstructured data from IoT devices and understand the business implications across different sectors.
This document discusses barriers to the adoption of Internet of Things (IoT) technology. It identifies a lack of third party trust providers and oversight for small and medium enterprises as barriers. It also notes a lack of skills and resources for working with large, unstructured IoT data and dealing with the horizontal effects of IoT across different domains. The document advocates for developing rich use case scenarios that embed different types of collaboration to help address these barriers and challenges.
The document discusses India's journey towards an inclusive information society through e-governance initiatives. It provides an overview of India's ICT sector facts and demographics. It then discusses key lessons learned from India's National e-Governance Plan including the use of public-private partnerships and case studies on e-procurement and the Madhya Pradesh Online project. The document concludes with recommendations for Moldova in implementing e-government including a focus on citizens, open platforms, and transforming bureaucratic government into a networked, learning government.
Through its Innovation World program, TeliaSonera provides a platform for testing new mobile services with end users and partners. Innovation World allows users to try services for free, provide feedback, and influence future offerings, while partners can evaluate services and potentially partner with TeliaSonera. The program aims to more quickly commercialize innovative services that are proven with end users.
The document provides an overview of the Liberal Arts Association, which aims to build and support a digital "knowledge banking" platform. It discusses:
- The history of the concept starting in 2000, including early attempts to develop similar ideas and projects around content distribution and intellectual property protection.
- Previous projects by the author around 2000-2003 to develop digital content distribution systems, including one called "Basedrive" which was an early concept of cloud computing. These projects helped establish ideas and collaborations but did not succeed commercially.
- Ongoing challenges with protecting intellectual property, developing viable business models around digital content, and securing funding to progress ideas into practical systems and address issues like patenting.
Trust Factory is developing standards-based security technologies using linked data and open credentials to help individuals and organizations securely manage and share their digital records and data on the web. This includes enabling creators to assert rights over their data, describing data using ontologies to improve usability, and providing private and efficient access to verified information through user-defined sharing terms and permissions. The goal is to empower data owners to control how their data is used while supporting effective data storage, accessibility, and applications through open standards and decentralized technologies.
Data to Dollars™ - Practical Analytics in the Big Data Era Jaime Fitzgerald A...Fitzgerald Analytics, Inc.
The document discusses an upcoming webinar hosted by the Financial Services Industry User Group (FSIUG) on turning data into dollars in the era of big data. The webinar will feature Jaime Fitzgerald, founder of Fitzgerald Analytics, and will cover how to avoid common pitfalls of managing large data volumes, leverage big data opportunities, and generate ROI from big data initiatives. The webinar agenda includes introductions from the FSIUG president and an education specialist, followed by Fitzgerald's presentation and a question and answer session.
Multi Discipline Intelligence Production Teams 1DataTactics
The document discusses the need for multi-disciplinary intelligence production teams to help address challenges posed by increasing data volumes and proposes integrating experts from different fields like IT, software, statistics and intelligence to work together on tackling complex problems. It provides examples of how such integrated teams could support mission requirements by developing new processes, data products, tools and visualizations to gain actionable insights from large and diverse datasets. The document also outlines some accomplishments of integrated data analysis teams in supporting organizations like DEA and DoD with detecting illicit activity and identifying unknown threats.
The document provides information on several upcoming events and opportunities, including:
1) The Social Enterprise Exchange conference on March 27th in Glasgow, which will feature discussions on social enterprise policy and working with the private sector, as well as workshops and exhibitor booths.
2) An open doors day on March 26th where attendees can visit Glasgow social enterprises.
3) Opportunities for social enterprises to participate in the supply chain for the Exchange conference, such as providing photography, social media, bags, and food. Bursaries are also available for some attendees.
4) Updates on speakers, the draft program, and the few remaining exhibition spaces available for the Exchange.
SURFconext provides a collaboration platform that enables institutions and virtual organizations to securely share services and resources through federated identity and group management. It uses open standards like SAML, OpenID, and OAuth to allow single sign-on access to internal and cloud-based applications. The goal is to promote collaboration across organizations by breaking down barriers through an open and extensible framework. While initial adoption has been promising, challenges remain in developing sustainable business models, supporting attribute sharing, and gaining widespread international use.
Towards Maximising Cross-Community Information DiffusionVáclav Belák
The document summarizes research on maximizing information diffusion across online communities. It aims to spread a message across an information flow network by targeting influential communities. The researchers define methods to measure community impact and propose targeting based on impact and entropy. Evaluation on two datasets shows their impact focus approach outperforms others for small numbers of targeted communities and seed users, achieving diffusion of information to 80% of users or communities.
Jan 2017 Submission to AG Re: Metadata use in civil proceedingsTimothy Holborn
The document discusses challenges around privacy and data protection in the modern era of rapid technological change. It notes that key concepts like "data", "metadata", and "artificial intelligence" are not clearly defined in the 1979 Telecommunications Act and recommends updating the Act to address today's data-driven society. The document advocates for a decentralized, rights-based approach to "data democratization" to ensure data policies support societal advancement while protecting citizens' privacy and dignity.
This document is an introduction to using ROBOLAB software to program LEGO MINDSTORMS robotic systems. It was developed by Tufts University's Center for Engineering Educational Outreach in collaboration with LEGO Educational Division and National Instruments. The guide introduces both the hardware components of the robotic system, including the RCX programmable brick with its sensors and output devices, as well as ROBOLAB, the programming language used to program LEGO models. The goal is to help teachers integrate engineering design problems into math, science, reading and writing lessons to promote integrated learning through robotic-based projects.
Este documento resume la organización estamental de la sociedad española en el Antiguo Régimen, caracterizada por una estructura dividida en estamentos y una economía basada en la tierra. También describe la implantación del absolutismo borbónico en el siglo XVIII y las reformas inspiradas en la Ilustración emprendidas por los monarcas, como la reforma administrativa y las medidas económicas y sociales, aunque con poco éxito debido a la oposición de los grupos privilegiados. Finalmente, resume la política exterior de alianzas con Francia y
This document proposes creating a free website called Letterplayground.com that would serve as a central hub for illustrators. The site would showcase illustrators' work, share illustration-related news, and provide a place for people in the illustration community to get inspired, share information and seek advice. To get the site attention, the document recommends making it user-friendly, using RSS feeds, encouraging involvement through submissions and discussions, maintaining a mailing list, and utilizing social networks.
Jury Konga presented on leveraging open data as an underutilized corporate asset. The presentation defined open data, discussed the current state of open data initiatives globally and within various levels of government. It explored opportunities for using open data and geospatial technologies within corporate information management and business intelligence. The presentation concluded by emphasizing the importance of championing open data and taking a strategic approach to data access and collaboration now in order to optimize resources and enable new approaches to service delivery through open government.
Jury Konga presented on the opportunities of big and open data. Big data refers to large, complex data sets that are difficult to analyze using traditional data management tools. Open data is data that is freely available for anyone to use without restrictions. Konga discussed how big and open data can power smart cities by enabling real-time data collection and analysis to improve services like transportation, energy usage, and environmental monitoring. Konga also outlined opportunities for integrated service delivery across different levels of government using open data as well as fueling innovation through making more commercial and scientific data openly available. In conclusion, Konga stated that big and open data present many opportunities to make positive changes and improvements, but these opportunities are just beginning to be explored
The document discusses digital futures and community ecosystems. It notes that data volumes are growing exponentially and open data provides opportunities for innovation. It outlines different ecosystems like natural, social, economic and digital ecosystems. The digital community ecosystem has many interconnected parts. Emerging technologies like social media, analytics, cloud computing and the internet of everything will impact digital futures. Open data fuels the development of intelligent communities. Sustainable digital communities require metrics, partnerships and leadership across sectors.
Open Government continues to expand its adoption and Open Access to Government and Open Data is a foundational element. Review of current state globally with a further focus on Canada is provided. Thoughts on the value proposition to Open Data are provided as a starting point for further discussion. NextGen Open Data is an area of increasing discussions in the community these days. In addition to Open Government Data, progress in Open Corporate and Open Scientific data is being made. Bottom line - all of this work should focus on the eventual benefit to citizens - you and I.
ThingsConAMS - Stakeholders in a new world - Rob van KranenburgThingsConAMS
The document discusses barriers to widespread adoption of the Internet of Things (IoT). It notes a lack of third party trust providers and a lack of oversight for small and medium enterprises in the technological landscape. A key barrier is that IoT involves devices communicating without user consent, which could lead to unintended consequences and user anxiety over privacy and security. New skills are also needed to work with large amounts of unstructured data from IoT devices and understand the business implications across different sectors.
This document discusses barriers to the adoption of Internet of Things (IoT) technology. It identifies a lack of third party trust providers and oversight for small and medium enterprises as barriers. It also notes a lack of skills and resources for working with large, unstructured IoT data and dealing with the horizontal effects of IoT across different domains. The document advocates for developing rich use case scenarios that embed different types of collaboration to help address these barriers and challenges.
The document discusses India's journey towards an inclusive information society through e-governance initiatives. It provides an overview of India's ICT sector facts and demographics. It then discusses key lessons learned from India's National e-Governance Plan including the use of public-private partnerships and case studies on e-procurement and the Madhya Pradesh Online project. The document concludes with recommendations for Moldova in implementing e-government including a focus on citizens, open platforms, and transforming bureaucratic government into a networked, learning government.
Through its Innovation World program, TeliaSonera provides a platform for testing new mobile services with end users and partners. Innovation World allows users to try services for free, provide feedback, and influence future offerings, while partners can evaluate services and potentially partner with TeliaSonera. The program aims to more quickly commercialize innovative services that are proven with end users.
The document provides an overview of the Liberal Arts Association, which aims to build and support a digital "knowledge banking" platform. It discusses:
- The history of the concept starting in 2000, including early attempts to develop similar ideas and projects around content distribution and intellectual property protection.
- Previous projects by the author around 2000-2003 to develop digital content distribution systems, including one called "Basedrive" which was an early concept of cloud computing. These projects helped establish ideas and collaborations but did not succeed commercially.
- Ongoing challenges with protecting intellectual property, developing viable business models around digital content, and securing funding to progress ideas into practical systems and address issues like patenting.
Trust Factory is developing standards-based security technologies using linked data and open credentials to help individuals and organizations securely manage and share their digital records and data on the web. This includes enabling creators to assert rights over their data, describing data using ontologies to improve usability, and providing private and efficient access to verified information through user-defined sharing terms and permissions. The goal is to empower data owners to control how their data is used while supporting effective data storage, accessibility, and applications through open standards and decentralized technologies.
Data to Dollars™ - Practical Analytics in the Big Data Era Jaime Fitzgerald A...Fitzgerald Analytics, Inc.
The document discusses an upcoming webinar hosted by the Financial Services Industry User Group (FSIUG) on turning data into dollars in the era of big data. The webinar will feature Jaime Fitzgerald, founder of Fitzgerald Analytics, and will cover how to avoid common pitfalls of managing large data volumes, leverage big data opportunities, and generate ROI from big data initiatives. The webinar agenda includes introductions from the FSIUG president and an education specialist, followed by Fitzgerald's presentation and a question and answer session.
Multi Discipline Intelligence Production Teams 1DataTactics
The document discusses the need for multi-disciplinary intelligence production teams to help address challenges posed by increasing data volumes and proposes integrating experts from different fields like IT, software, statistics and intelligence to work together on tackling complex problems. It provides examples of how such integrated teams could support mission requirements by developing new processes, data products, tools and visualizations to gain actionable insights from large and diverse datasets. The document also outlines some accomplishments of integrated data analysis teams in supporting organizations like DEA and DoD with detecting illicit activity and identifying unknown threats.
The document provides information on several upcoming events and opportunities, including:
1) The Social Enterprise Exchange conference on March 27th in Glasgow, which will feature discussions on social enterprise policy and working with the private sector, as well as workshops and exhibitor booths.
2) An open doors day on March 26th where attendees can visit Glasgow social enterprises.
3) Opportunities for social enterprises to participate in the supply chain for the Exchange conference, such as providing photography, social media, bags, and food. Bursaries are also available for some attendees.
4) Updates on speakers, the draft program, and the few remaining exhibition spaces available for the Exchange.
SURFconext provides a collaboration platform that enables institutions and virtual organizations to securely share services and resources through federated identity and group management. It uses open standards like SAML, OpenID, and OAuth to allow single sign-on access to internal and cloud-based applications. The goal is to promote collaboration across organizations by breaking down barriers through an open and extensible framework. While initial adoption has been promising, challenges remain in developing sustainable business models, supporting attribute sharing, and gaining widespread international use.
Towards Maximising Cross-Community Information DiffusionVáclav Belák
The document summarizes research on maximizing information diffusion across online communities. It aims to spread a message across an information flow network by targeting influential communities. The researchers define methods to measure community impact and propose targeting based on impact and entropy. Evaluation on two datasets shows their impact focus approach outperforms others for small numbers of targeted communities and seed users, achieving diffusion of information to 80% of users or communities.
Jan 2017 Submission to AG Re: Metadata use in civil proceedingsTimothy Holborn
The document discusses challenges around privacy and data protection in the modern era of rapid technological change. It notes that key concepts like "data", "metadata", and "artificial intelligence" are not clearly defined in the 1979 Telecommunications Act and recommends updating the Act to address today's data-driven society. The document advocates for a decentralized, rights-based approach to "data democratization" to ensure data policies support societal advancement while protecting citizens' privacy and dignity.
This document is an introduction to using ROBOLAB software to program LEGO MINDSTORMS robotic systems. It was developed by Tufts University's Center for Engineering Educational Outreach in collaboration with LEGO Educational Division and National Instruments. The guide introduces both the hardware components of the robotic system, including the RCX programmable brick with its sensors and output devices, as well as ROBOLAB, the programming language used to program LEGO models. The goal is to help teachers integrate engineering design problems into math, science, reading and writing lessons to promote integrated learning through robotic-based projects.
Este documento resume la organización estamental de la sociedad española en el Antiguo Régimen, caracterizada por una estructura dividida en estamentos y una economía basada en la tierra. También describe la implantación del absolutismo borbónico en el siglo XVIII y las reformas inspiradas en la Ilustración emprendidas por los monarcas, como la reforma administrativa y las medidas económicas y sociales, aunque con poco éxito debido a la oposición de los grupos privilegiados. Finalmente, resume la política exterior de alianzas con Francia y
This document proposes creating a free website called Letterplayground.com that would serve as a central hub for illustrators. The site would showcase illustrators' work, share illustration-related news, and provide a place for people in the illustration community to get inspired, share information and seek advice. To get the site attention, the document recommends making it user-friendly, using RSS feeds, encouraging involvement through submissions and discussions, maintaining a mailing list, and utilizing social networks.
Jury Konga presented on leveraging open data as an underutilized corporate asset. The presentation defined open data, discussed the current state of open data initiatives globally and within various levels of government. It explored opportunities for using open data and geospatial technologies within corporate information management and business intelligence. The presentation concluded by emphasizing the importance of championing open data and taking a strategic approach to data access and collaboration now in order to optimize resources and enable new approaches to service delivery through open government.
Jury Konga presented on the opportunities of big and open data. Big data refers to large, complex data sets that are difficult to analyze using traditional data management tools. Open data is data that is freely available for anyone to use without restrictions. Konga discussed how big and open data can power smart cities by enabling real-time data collection and analysis to improve services like transportation, energy usage, and environmental monitoring. Konga also outlined opportunities for integrated service delivery across different levels of government using open data as well as fueling innovation through making more commercial and scientific data openly available. In conclusion, Konga stated that big and open data present many opportunities to make positive changes and improvements, but these opportunities are just beginning to be explored
The document discusses digital futures and community ecosystems. It notes that data volumes are growing exponentially and open data provides opportunities for innovation. It outlines different ecosystems like natural, social, economic and digital ecosystems. The digital community ecosystem has many interconnected parts. Emerging technologies like social media, analytics, cloud computing and the internet of everything will impact digital futures. Open data fuels the development of intelligent communities. Sustainable digital communities require metrics, partnerships and leadership across sectors.
Open Government continues to expand its adoption and Open Access to Government and Open Data is a foundational element. Review of current state globally with a further focus on Canada is provided. Thoughts on the value proposition to Open Data are provided as a starting point for further discussion. NextGen Open Data is an area of increasing discussions in the community these days. In addition to Open Government Data, progress in Open Corporate and Open Scientific data is being made. Bottom line - all of this work should focus on the eventual benefit to citizens - you and I.
This document is an introduction to using ROBOLAB software to program LEGO MINDSTORMS robotic systems. It was developed by Tufts University's Center for Engineering Educational Outreach in collaboration with LEGO Educational Division and National Instruments. The guide introduces both the hardware components of the robotic system, including the RCX programmable brick with its sensors and output devices, as well as ROBOLAB, the programming language used to program LEGO models. The goal is to help teachers integrate engineering design and programming into math, science, reading and writing lessons to engage students in integrated learning.
Getting data open is only part of the value proposition. This presentation speaks to the many considerations required to optimize the ROI on open data.
The document discusses open data as a right and its societal benefits. It notes that over 55 countries participate in open data initiatives and there are over 180 open data portals globally. At the national level in Canada, all provinces have open data programs. Open data provides benefits to citizens, businesses, and governments by fueling economic opportunities, improving transparency and services, and engaging communities. The potential of open data is large if integrated across various sectors including public, private, non-profits and academia to improve societal well-being.
This document discusses marketing concepts and strategies. It begins with defining marketing from traditional perspectives focusing on satisfying customer needs through an exchange process. It then discusses where marketing sits within an organization's structure and notes its objective is to maximize shareholder returns through long-term customer relationships and competitive advantage. The document outlines marketing mix strategies including the 7 P's and how brands can build value through identity, partnerships, and delivering social, emotional and functional value to customers. It concludes that effective marketing offers the right product to targeted customers at a price that provides value and is profitable for the company.
Our natural environment has much to do with personal and community well-being. Open Data is introduced as an opportunity to create awareness and make better use of natural heritage/ecosystem/environmental data. The need to enhance collaboration and moving forward to create a "Nature Ecosystem Wellness Index" is proposed.
Open Government has little meaning if not related to the citizens and businesses it serves. An Open Gov 101 is provided together with a current state summary of Open Gov. The core elements of Open Gov are discussed in terms of Citizen Engagement, Open Data, Collaboration and Innovation.
Looking at the local to global Open Gov - Open Data ecosystem. Lots of moving parts - challenges & opportunities. Presented at the Open Data Day Toronto conference preceding the Open Data TO Hackathon
The document discusses mobile government (m-government) and how connecting government data and services to communities through open data and mobile applications. It addresses how open data is foundational to open government and can fuel innovation. Key components of m-government include open data, mobile technology, connectivity and applications. Challenges include addressing the digital infrastructure deficit and ensuring inclusiveness. The value of open government data is optimized when connected to community needs through applications developed with community input. Integrated service delivery through a "Service Coordinator" is envisioned to deliver standardized, coordinated services across multiple channels including mobile.
The document discusses open government and transparency. It notes that transparency is a core principle that supports accountability and participation, and is key to building trust. However, there is a conundrum between the transparency principle and its practical implementation. While openness creates political issues for elected officials, the document argues for less control and more empowerment through open data, open decisions, open budgets, open contracts, and open algorithms. Leadership is needed to fully implement open government and drive the necessary culture change towards more transparency.
This document summarizes a presentation on open data. It defines open data as public data that is freely available for anyone to use and share. The presentation outlines the current global state of open data, with over 50 countries and 189 portals participating. It discusses benefits of open data for citizens, businesses, and governments. An open data framework is proposed that addresses governance, standards, technology, data management, and portal implementation. The presentation concludes by discussing moving open data initiatives forward and expanding the scope to open science and corporate data.
The document discusses open government and its role in the digital economy. It outlines the components of open government including open data and how open data initiatives are growing globally and across Ontario. Open data can fuel the digital economy by enabling the development of applications and new business opportunities. The presentation proposes the creation of "Digital York", a collaboration between government, businesses, and community groups in York Region to advance open data and open government through an intelligent communities approach in order to promote innovation, economic development, and community well-being.
This document discusses lessons learned from open data initiatives. It argues that open data should be non-partisan and aims to increase transparency, accountability, and participation. Open data needs a steady stream of successes, to scale up, and to include high-value datasets that matter to people. A balanced open data ecosystem is needed with business, research, government, and technical components. While open data enables benefits, it also faces challenges regarding infrastructure, quality, security, and measuring impact. The document advocates keeping open data principles at the forefront.
Knoware-Open Data-SUNZ12: Clare Somerville and Trish O'Kaneclaress
The New Zealand Government has issued a Declaration on Open and Transparent Government. What are the implications for public organisations of the intitaive, and what should they be doing to prepare and support it.
Improving Access to Research Data: What does changing legislation mean for y...Marieke Guy
Presentation given at Bett: Technology in Higher Education Conference, Jan 30 - 31
http://www.bettshow.com/Default.aspx?nid=15&refer=17&id=mainLnk2&id1=ssubLnk8
- Nigel Shadbolt and Tim Berners-Lee were appointed in 2009 to create data.gov.uk and promote open government data.
- Open government data is now being released by governments, local authorities, and cities as it provides benefits such as increased transparency, accountability, and opportunities for economic and social gains.
- Key datasets are being released with open licenses and standards to encourage app development and public use of the data.
Open Government Partnership, Open Data and FOI – A road map towards convergencemauricemcn
A joint presentation made at the "Regional Conference on Freedom of Information Laws (FOI) in the Caribbean – Improving Management for the Environment" This presentation, delivered jointly by Dr Maurice McNaughton, Mona School of Business & Management, University of West Indies and Mrs Carole Excell, Senior Associate, World Resources Institute, sought to explore the philosophical differences and institutional synergy between the FOI and Open Data communities.
Tim Willoughby discusses open government and open data. He explains that open data can help people better understand how technology might help organizations by making government more transparent, efficient, and user-oriented. However, fully implementing open government will require overcoming challenges such as establishing policies and standards, engaging communities, and addressing issues around data quality, management, and sharing. Adopting open data principles like those used in FixYourStreet could help advance open government goals.
Presentation: Open Development and the World Bank by Sumir Lal, World BankComm Phil
The document discusses the World Bank's initiative toward more open development. It outlines four pillars of openness - being open about what is known through data and research, open about operations and results, open about partnerships for openness, and open government through transparency and accountability. The World Bank aims to increase open data initiatives, make its project information, evaluations, and finances more publicly available, and strengthen partnerships for promoting openness and access to information globally. It also discusses assessing countries' readiness for open data based on their legal frameworks, IT infrastructure, data quality, and demand.
Nominet Trust Charity Open Data Days - What is open data anywayTim Davies
Open data is a set of policies and practices that make data accessible, standardized and reusable. It is a response to changing technologies and social trends, and is both an ethical philosophy and a movement. Open data enables new applications, visualizations and websites by making public data available to everyone.
Series of Leading Change slides illustrate an aspect of my resume, namely a range of early professional experiments related to advancing--in small ways--sources of government innovation: transparency, collaboration, public participation and organization design.
Open data is a strategic opportunity for municipalities that can offer efficiencies, enhance service delivery, and spur economic development. As more citizens seek online services from their municipal governments, open data is becoming an important tool to enable transparency and self-service applications. A new study will examine open data use in Canadian municipalities of different sizes to provide insights on priorities, spending intentions, expected benefits, and best practices to help more municipalities leverage open data.
The document discusses the benefits of open government data and provides examples of how governments can publish structured data feeds for third parties to analyze and create tools for oversight and transparency. When governments publish open data, it allows citizens to collaboratively monitor the government and detect issues that are then resolved.
So What is Open Government Anyway? City of Toronto: Practicing the philosophy...Trish Garner
Province of Ontario Access and Privacy Day Session
April 15, 2013
The City of Toronto outlines some of its initiatives to be more open and transparent, including the use of open data.
The document discusses the goals and progress of Data.gov, a US government platform that provides access to government data. It aims to 1) gather data from agencies and make it openly available, 2) connect developers, scientists and citizens to find solutions, 3) provide infrastructure based on standards, and 4) encourage apps and visualizations using the data. Since 2009, Data.gov has grown from 47 to over 400,000 datasets and driven the creation of hundreds of applications and visualizations that have improved lives. The document outlines plans to further open data internationally and drive innovation.
Government agencies are using the power of analytics to understand government performance as well as analyze key trends, catch fraud, and drive better citizen engagement. In this session, you will learn tips on using data to effectively do your job better. Learn key analytical strategies that will help you become an analytical star within your agency or organization.
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This document discusses smart cities and digital government. It defines what makes a city smart, such as being data-driven, sensor-fed, broadband enabled, location-based, and relying on analytics and visualization. It examines perspectives for building smart communities and digital infrastructure. Examples of smart initiatives are provided, and it explores what digital government means for citizens, customer experience, and integrated service delivery. The document advocates for collaboration between cities, government, and other stakeholders to take a holistic approach to building smart, digital ecosystems.
Jury Konga presented on future GeoSmart cities and communities from 2020 and beyond. Some key points discussed included the growth of technologies like big data, cloud computing, mobile devices, and sensors. Smart cities were described as utilizing these technologies through applications like smart traffic control, emergency response optimization, and integrated service delivery. The presentation envisioned a future of connected intelligence and networked communities where location-based data and sensors help address issues like health, education, and the environment on a global scale. Barriers to achieving this vision included risks, outdated policies, and resistance to change.
Big data is exploding exponentially and providing many opportunities for entrepreneurs. Open Data has become a global movement with McKinsey Institute study suggesting a $3 trillion economic value potential from open data. A number of "smart opportunities" are explored.
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This document discusses open data and innovation opportunities. It provides context on open world trends like open government, open source, open data, and open education. Open data is growing globally with over 250 open data catalogs. Open data can enable transparency, social and commercial value, and engagement. The document outlines many potential uses of open data for innovation including smart cities, mobile apps, and open data contests and hackathons that have generated new applications. Open data represents significant economic opportunities and its availability is expanding systems of connected data and innovation.
This document summarizes a meeting of the Canadian Open Data Institute (CODI) crowdsource event on June 19th. It introduces the executive director and community engagement coordinator of CODI. It then discusses the history and development of open data and open government initiatives in Canada and globally. The document outlines potential roles for CODI, such as operating an open data hub and community hub to connect groups and facilitate education. It asks for input on priorities and existing groups for CODI to connect with.
Open Government means many things to many people - this presentation provides a framework for local/municipal government to move into Open Gov. The primary focus is on the core elements of: Citizen Engagement, Open Data, Collaboration and Innovation. There is also the discussion of the supporting infrastructure required to support Open Gov.
This is a follow-up to a presentation from last year with complementary ppts that may be found at www.slideshare.net/jkonga
Encryption in Microsoft 365 - ExpertsLive Netherlands 2024Albert Hoitingh
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Goodbye Windows 11: Make Way for Nitrux Linux 3.5.0!SOFTTECHHUB
As the digital landscape continually evolves, operating systems play a critical role in shaping user experiences and productivity. The launch of Nitrux Linux 3.5.0 marks a significant milestone, offering a robust alternative to traditional systems such as Windows 11. This article delves into the essence of Nitrux Linux 3.5.0, exploring its unique features, advantages, and how it stands as a compelling choice for both casual users and tech enthusiasts.
Cosa hanno in comune un mattoncino Lego e la backdoor XZ?Speck&Tech
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“An Outlook of the Ongoing and Future Relationship between Blockchain Technologies and Process-aware Information Systems.” Invited talk at the joint workshop on Blockchain for Information Systems (BC4IS) and Blockchain for Trusted Data Sharing (B4TDS), co-located with with the 36th International Conference on Advanced Information Systems Engineering (CAiSE), 3 June 2024, Limassol, Cyprus.
Enchancing adoption of Open Source Libraries. A case study on Albumentations.AIVladimir Iglovikov, Ph.D.
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Created out of a necessity for superior performance in Kaggle competitions, Albumentations has grown to become a widely used tool among data scientists and machine learning practitioners.
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Twitter: https://x.com/albumentations
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In his public lecture, Christian Timmerer provides insights into the fascinating history of video streaming, starting from its humble beginnings before YouTube to the groundbreaking technologies that now dominate platforms like Netflix and ORF ON. Timmerer also presents provocative contributions of his own that have significantly influenced the industry. He concludes by looking at future challenges and invites the audience to join in a discussion.
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3. Overview
• Open Data – defined with context
• Open Data Current State
• Community Wellness & State of
our Natural Capital
• Moving forward
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4. A Citizens Driven Priority View
Source: Suzanne Long from Toronto ChangeCamp 2009
Jury Konga
Data is essential… irrespective of domain!
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5. Open Data
- the new reality
• Starting point
• Roots in Freedom of Information legislation
- oldest identified with Sweden in 1766;
- U.S.A. 1966;
- Canada FOI as well as Privacy Act; 1983;
- Ontario Municipal Freedom of Information and
Protection of Privacy Act, 1990
• More recently, Open Data seen as foundational
component of Open Government
• focuses on citizen engagement, transparency,
accountability, collaboration and innovation
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6. Open Data
- the new reality
• Early in the
“new era” of
open data
• Gaining
acceptance &
momentum
• How - similar
approach but …
unique to each
organization
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7. Open Government
Community
Citizen
Engagement
Engagement Framework 2.0
Open Open
Citizen
Innovation
Engagement
Citizen
Data
Engagement • Core components
Open Hub: C3 – Open Data is
• Commons
foundational
• Communication
• Collaboration
Open Open
Citizen
Knowledge
Engagement
Citizen
Decisions
Engagement
• “Open Hub”: C3
Open
Citizen
Supporting Economics
Engagement Infrastructure
• Supporting
Infrastructure
• Policy & • Data
Standards • Financial &
• Technology Human Resources
Leadership & Governance
Version 2 of 2010 Open Government Framework
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8. This is
NOT
Open
Data
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9. Defining Open Data
“A piece of content or data is open to anyone is free to use,
reuse, and redistribute it — subject only, at most, to the
requirement to attribute and/or share-alike.”
opendefinition.org/
Open Data is a foundational component for Open
Government and focuses on freely making public data
available in a usable format for all to re-use and add value
for the benefit of citizens.
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10. Open Data Attributes
Discoverable Redistribute
Use
ReUse
Machine
Readable
$ Minimal
Attribution
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11. Current State
- A Global View … it’s pervasive
Over 55 participating countries
Over 189 Open Data portals
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12. Current State
- National & Provincial Level
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13. Current State
- the Ontario Municipal scene
Others in planning &
implementation stages
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14. Open Data Value Proposition
- Analytics for Community Improvements
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15. Open Data Value Proposition
- Re-Use of Data via Applications
• BC Apps 4 Climate
Action
• App Winner: Waterly
• Tracks recent rainfall
near your home
• Notifies by email
when you don't need
to water your lawn
• No more need to
water just because it is
your watering day
• Benefits citizens, the
community and
mother nature
Created by http://www.dynamic-solutions.com/
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16. Open Data Value Proposition
- Re-Use of Data via Applications
Community Driven and Supplied Solutions
http://www.opendatabc.ca/projects.html
Thanks to Herb Lainchbury, Open Data BC for reference
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17. Open Data Value Proposition
- Visualization + Data
• Dynamic
visualization
based on
neighbourhoods
• User control
over well-being
indicators &
weighting
• Option to
download data
for re-use !
• New features on
the way
Source: Harvey Low, Project Manager Social Policy, Analysis and Research
http://www.toronto.ca/wellbeing/
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18. Measuring our Community Wellness
- FCM Quality of Life Reporting System
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19. Measuring our Community Wellness
- Canadian Index of Wellness(CIW)
Indicators Circa 2001 Composite Index
What’s wrong with this picture?
http://ciw.ca/en/CanadianIndexOfWellbeing/CompositeIndex.html
http://ciw.ca/reports/en/History/Indicators_of_Quality_of_Life_in_Canada.sflb.pdf
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20. Measuring our Environmental Wellbeing
• Parameters are from
Canadian Index of
Wellbeing
• Overarching: Air,
Land and Water –
are there parameters
missing?
• How well are we set
up to collaborate on
this?
http://ciw.ca/en/CanadianIndexOfWellbeing/DomainsOfWellbeing/Environment.html
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21. Measuring our Natural Capital Health
• Ecological “footprint
exceeded the Earth’s
biocapacity – the area of
land and productive oceans actually
available to produce renewable
resources and absorb CO2
emissions
• Living Planet Index:
- 28% since 1970
• Stats circa 2008
- we need real-time
data
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22. Measuring the Health of our Natural Capital
“The vision of the Natural Capital
Project is a world in which people,
governments, and corporations
recognize the values of natural capital
– embodied in Earth's lands, waters
and biodiversity – in supporting
human well-being, and routinely
incorporate these values into decision-
making.”
Standardized Science for Secure Water Are There Too Many People on the Planet?
Science Chronicles August 6th, 2012 Science Chronicles August 6th, 2012
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23. Issues, Challenges, Metrics
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24. Issues, Challenges, Metrics
• Key issues via David
Climate Change
Suzuki Foundation
• With our natural and
built systems –
everything is
Freshwater Health Oceans connected to
everything
• How do we measure
our overall health or
Wildlife and Habitat wellbeing?
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25. Moving Forward …
- what’s our Current State
• In local government, there is a “hard” infrastructure deficit in
Canada of $123B (2007) & requires attention
• What’s Canada’s Natural Capital/Ecosystem deficit?
- “Harder to peg” … need agreed to standards
• Need to open data, standardize process and analyse the data
to derive a current state assessment at local, provincial,
national and global scales … set goals & action plan to
address
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26. Moving forward
- World Wide Environmental Sensor Web
… real time feeds
Federal
Municipal
Government
Provincial Government
Government
BIG Environmental Community
Citizens
Data Ontario -> Earth Groups
NGO
Conservation Researchers
Authorities Universities
… Replicate for every jurisdiction
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27. Moving forward
- leverage what already Exists
Enhanced coordination & data integration will benefit the community
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28. Moving forward
- leverage Resources already in Place
Enhanced coordination & resource sharing will benefit the community
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29. Moving forward
… as an Inclusive Community
Need to leverage our
Community Intellectual Capital
and resources Government
Citizens &
Community NGO
Groups
Academia Private
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30. Moving forward
– Create Collaborative teams
“Humans are fundamentally dependent on
ecosystems for survival, yet our awareness and
understanding of this critical connection is
fragmented. Our health and well-being
are affected by the quality of our
natural environment: it both supports
and impacts health. Both individual species
and the health of the public flourish when they
have access to clear air, clean water and
productive soil.”
“There is an as-yet-untapped
community of practice that is committed
to shedding light on the links between ecology
Source: www.conservationontario.ca/NESH/Watershed_Health_FINAL.pdf
and health in our society.”
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31. Moving forward
… with collaborative sectors
Leverage our Sectoral Intellectual Capital
and resources including … Environment &
Conservation
Community
& Health Land Use
Services Planning
Economic Infrastructure
Development Management
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32. Moving forward
… with inter-jurisdictional collaboration
Open Data Ontario Open Data CO ?
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33. Moving forward …
Open Data Maturity Model
Five Phases of Open Data
5 Global
4 Integration
3 Open Enterprise
Data Open Data
2 Data Portal
Catalog
1 Startup Evolutionary within
Info Management Best Practices
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34. Concluding thoughts …. 1
• Open Data has become an imperative
– Make it a community and corporate Policy
Open Data + Integrated Community Analyses =
Integrated
Enhanced
Decision
Community
Making
Analyses
& Policy
Development
(& MUCH more)
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35. Concluding thoughts …. 2
• Common Baseline :
Develop a local -> Provincial -> National -> Global
Natural Capital/Ecosystem Wellbeing index
Global
Common Parameters
National
Wellbeing Provincial
Local
Jury Konga
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36. Concluding thoughts …. 3
• Collaboration is essential & benefits all
Need to optimize our resources – physical,
financial and intellectual capital
Source: Jury Konga, “Collaboration 2.0
- Leveraging Today’s Technology for Tomorrow’s Challenges”
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38. Thank You
Jury Konga, Principal
eGovFutures Group
jkonga@sympatico.ca
Twitter @jkonga
Skype jury.konga
www.slideshare.net/jurykonga
Editor's Notes
Examples of large, medium and small municipalities having Open Data “Catalogues” where people can freely access, download and re-use municipal dataI’m aware of others that are in the planning stages – so more on the way