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Open Data - Smart Community Continuum
The document outlines the open data and smart communities continuum, emphasizing the importance of open data as a foundational element for fostering open government and community well-being. It discusses the integration of innovation, transparency, and citizen engagement in developing smart communities, while also addressing challenges related to transportation, health, and economic development. The conclusion stresses the need for a holistic approach and the creation of agile leadership teams that prioritize innovation for improved community welfare.
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- 1. #OpenData 2 #SmartCommunities Continuum…. Local2Global Jury Konga, Principal eGovFutures Group May 15, 2014. George Brown College – Waterfront Campus, Toronto, Ontario
- 2. Overview • A continuumof change for the betterment of the community • Open Data – a starting point • Open Government – a culture change • Smart Community – focused on the many faces of community wellbeing Cover graphics: DataBC and University of Glasgow Jury Konga eGovFutures Group Open Data – Smart Communities Continuum 2
- 3. The journey Begins Open Data Open Government SmartCommunity The Continuum Jury Konga eGovFutures Group Open Data – Smart Communities Continuum 3
- 4. Open Data -Global Jury Konga eGovFutures Group Open Data – Smart Communities Continuum 4
- 5. Open Data -Local Others in Ontario include Windsor, London, York, Burlington, Hamilton, Guelph & others planning Current Count: 38 Jury Konga eGovFutures Group Open Data – Smart Communities Continuum 5
- 6. 6 Innovation - Open DataApps Conte$t$ 6Jury Konga eGovFutures Group Open Data – Smart Communities Continuum
- 7. Innovation - Open DataApplications 7Jury Konga eGovFutures Group Open Data – Smart Communities Continuum 7
- 8. Opportunities - One StopOpen Data OpenData. EARTH Academia, Non- Profits, Community Groups OpenStreetMap Community Updates External Data Linkages (e.g. World Bank) OpenData.CA Provincial Municipal Federal Public Service Find the data Share the data USE the data Source: Municipal Open Government Framework, 2010 www.slideshare.net/jurykonga Evolved from Data Infra- structure model circa 1994 8 Integrate & Scale Jury Konga eGovFutures Group Open Data – Smart Communities Continuum
- 9. Opportunities - Open DataEconomics 9 Source: McKinsey Global Institute; Open data: Unlocking innovation and performance with liquid information Jury Konga eGovFutures Group Open Data – Smart Communities Continuum
- 10. The Open Community- Global Jury Konga eGovFutures Group Open Data – Smart Communities Continuum 10
- 11. The Open Community- Local … just a sampling Other groups include Open Hamilton, Open Halton, Open Waterloo Region ….Jury Konga eGovFutures Group Open Data – Smart Communities Continuum 11
- 12. Transparency Optimizing asset Efficiency Economic Opps CultureShock Open Data Open Government Smart Community The Continuum Continues Jury Konga eGovFutures Group Open Data – Smart Communities Continuum 12
- 13. Open Government -Global OGP Commenced fall 2011 Currently 64 participants Jury Konga eGovFutures Group Open Data – Smart Communities Continuum 13
- 14. Open Government -Local City of Kitchener Open Government Framework City of Toronto CityofGuelph Jury Konga eGovFutures Group Open Data – Smart Communities Continuum 14
- 15. Open Government Framework -Transparency LocalOpenDataexamples G8 Open Data Charter “Open by Default” Open Data is foundational To Open Government ACTION: Enhanced Policies 15Jury Konga eGovFutures Group Open Data – Smart Communities Continuum
- 16. Open Government Framework -Accountability • Some Considerations • Citizen Dashboard, City of Edmonton • Open Decisions - Processes with community participation points defined ACTION: New Processes & Reporting 16Jury Konga eGovFutures Group Open Data – Smart Communities Continuum
- 17. Open Government Framework -Participation ACTION: Institutionalize Citizen Engagement Multiple Channels Strategy/Model 17Jury Konga eGovFutures Group Open Data – Smart Communities Continuum
- 18. Culture Change Corporate principles TrustBuilding Community Engagement Innovation Collaboration The BIG Opportunity Open Data Open Government Smart Community Transparency Optimizing asset Efficiency Economic Opps The Continuum Endpoint ! ? Jury Konga eGovFutures Group Open Data – Smart Communities Continuum 18
- 19. Smart Communities - theBIG Opportunity Local2Global Challenges Including … • Transportation • Health • Environment • Energy • Economic Development • Education Government Challenges including … • Creating efficiencies • Managing assets/liabilities • Effective land use • Infrastructure deficits • Service delivery • Financial Constraints Jury Konga eGovFutures Group Open Data – Smart Communities Continuum 19
- 20. Smart Nation? Jury KongaeGovFutures Group Open Data – Smart Communities Continuum 20 http://www.ic.gc.ca/eic/site/028.nsf/eng/home … need to accelerate our innovation
- 21. Smart Communities - CoreRequirements • Leadership … political and operational • Data … Open Data, Big Data • Technology … tools to support “smart” • Innovation … ideas to create “smart” • Digital Infrastructure … an imperative Jury Konga eGovFutures Group Open Data – Smart Communities Continuum 21
- 22. Smart & IntelligentOpportunities - Open Data fuels the Digital Economy Source: Adapted from www.slideshare.net/JuryKonga/open-government-intelligent-community-in-the-digital-economy , 2012 Needs & Feeds & A D V O C A C Y 22 Government Data Science Data Corporate Data OPEN & BIG DATA Community Data Jury Konga eGovFutures Group Open Data – Smart Communities Continuum
- 23. Big Data &the Internet of Everything 23 blogs.cisco.com/ioe/answering-the-two-most-asked-questions-about-the-internet-of-everything/ Jury Konga eGovFutures Group Open Data – Smart Communities Continuum … sensor city
- 24. The “Smart” IndustryBuzz Jury Konga eGovFutures Group Open Data – Smart Communities Continuum 24 Smart Cities Smarter Cities Smart + Connected Communities
- 25. Urbiotica's Urban OperatingSystem Smart Communities - Smart Approaches • Example Smart City Dataflow • More open data, more economic & end user value 25 Data Data Mgmt Data Use/ReUse Data Consumption http://meshcities.com/index.php/meshcities/comments/what_does_a_smart_city_look_like#.Ul0UwBCBxvA Jury Konga eGovFutures Group Open Data – Smart Communities Continuum Data Value Chain
- 26. Smart Communities - SmartApproaches 26Jury Konga eGovFutures Group Open Data – Smart Communities Continuum Principles Components Innovate via Living Labs www.halmstadlivinglab.se/index.php?page=concept
- 27. • Open data •Open development tools • Collaboration & standardization 27Jury Konga eGovFutures Group Open Data – Smart Communities Continuum Smart Communities - Smart Approaches
- 28. RGIS Real-time Global Information Sensors network SmartOutcomes - Community Wellbeing 28 Wellbeing Ontario Wellbeing CanadaWellbeing Earth Jury Konga eGovFutures Group Open Data – Smart Communities Continuum
- 29. 29 Smart Outcomes - PersonalWellbeing Medical Emergency Heart Attack Sensed Auto 911 Social Media (with Subject location) ETA Data 511 Road & Traffic Updates Responders (Concept) AED(efib) Data Transport Info ETA & Patient Data Family Digital Health Records 1 U.S. Blue Button service 2 3 3 4 4 … what’s stopping us from having this Jury Konga eGovFutures Group Open Data – Smart Communities Continuum
- 30. Smart Outcomes - AssetManagement • City of Cambridge, Ontario • Better project coordination, less time for capital forecasting, improved asset management, • the City is expected to save at least $100,000 per year Jury Konga eGovFutures Group Open Data – Smart Communities Continuum 30 Operational efficiencies: asset management case study
- 31. Smart Outcomes - IntegratedService Delivery Service One (2.0) - The Service Coordinator •Products & Services •Products & Services •Products & Services •Products & Services Provincial Municipal Federal Private & Non- Profits Integrated Service Delivery “Engine” Standardized Processes, Protocols and Knowledge Base Business Knowledge Database Service Requests Requests from MyGovID (Facebook, Linkedin, Twitter) Source: From a Social to a Service Web, 2009. www.slideshare.net/jkonga 31 1 2 3 3 Jury Konga eGovFutures Group Open Data – Smart Communities Continuum
- 32. Digital Infrastructure Culture ofInnovation Leveraging Internet of Everything Optimizing Technology tools Sustainable Economics Building Community Wellbeing Open Data Open Government Smart Community Culture Change Corporate principles Trust Building Community Engagement Innovation Collaboration Transparency Optimizing asset Efficiency Economic Opps Jury Konga eGovFutures Group Open Data – Smart Communities Continuum 32 Smart Community – Possible End State
- 33. Concluding thoughts … •Be holistic & incremental in your approach • Create “Smart SWAT Teams” – the leaders • Make innovation default & be agile • Being Smart is good for Community Wellbeing Jury Konga eGovFutures Group Open Data – Smart Communities Continuum 33
- 34. THANK YOU Jury Konga,Principal eGovFutures Group jkonga@sympatico.ca @jkonga www.slideshare.net/jurykonga 34