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Presentation given by J Carter at the Appsterdam luchtime meeting in April 2012 detailing what has happened after the competitions were won

Technology Business

Beyond the competition

Jonathan Carter

Glimworm IT

jc@glimworm.com
@jonathanrcarter

What has happened
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We won the PICNIC hackathon with
Parkshark

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We won the Apps voor Nederland with
Vistory

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We entered 2 Hacks in Hack Day Paris and
got some honourable mentions

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Invited to talk at a DIVV internal meeting
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Invited to participate at open Data Cafe
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Invitation to input to
Smart City SDK
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Commercial work
for CITION

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Invited to present to policy committee in
den Hague about app making
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Invited by the UK embassy to an event for
UK/NL creative entrepreneurs
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Building relationships
with cultural institutes
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Exploring commercial
opportunities

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Open Data is not necessarily useful data
– Manage expectations
– Pursue a tipping point

Developers
Data

Open Data

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About the data
– Make sure it is complete useable
– Write background information

– Actively ask the community for feedback
– Be prepared to improve the data
– Provide a contact person

– Real time is best, otherwise update regularly

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Use the language of the developer
– Provide some specific challenges
– If possible use english as well as dutch
– Provide json
– Provide rest
– GEO : google maps not KML
– Understand who you are dealing with

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Especially consider the indie developer
– Make sure a creative mind can understand
the data
– Provide calculations and business rules
– Provide a way to contact you
– Don't force the developer to create a server
infrastructure

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Will there be a secondary market of
worth billions?

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Politicians answer : yes
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Our answer : no

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Are there common standards

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Answer from politicians : don't know
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Our answer : no

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Will this become a problem

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Answer : yes

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What is the endpoint

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Our answer : Government as a platform

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What is the biggest threat

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Our answer : badly published data

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What do we really need?
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To Use the data
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To innovate

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How can we help and inform
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Data owners
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Policy makers
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Can we give a list of our priorities?

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