All Things Open 2014 - Day 1 Wednesday, October 22nd, 2014 Jason Hare Director of Open Data of the Open Data Institute Open Government/Open Data Sustainable Open Data Markets

1. The Open Data Institute of North Carolina
Sustainable Open Data
Jason Hare · @jasonmhare

2. “Open data and a change of mindset
is the next step in the internet
revolution”
- Sir Tim Berners-Lee
Sir Tim Berners-Lee, inventor of the web, tweeting from middle of the 2012 Olympics

3. http://
info.cern.ch/
Proposal.html

5. Open data can help us address the
greatest challenges of our time
and generate value for everyone.
OpenData Institute 2012

6. “Data is the New Oil”
kenhodge13 (40132991@N07) on flickr.com
But data is not oil!
kenhodge13
(40132991@N07
)
on flickr.com

7. More like a goldmine…
http://www.flickr.com/photos/48806909@N00/497511638/

8. https://github.com/
theodi/data-definitions

9. What is the ODI?

10. Sir Tim Berners-Lee
Sir Nigel Shadbolt
Gavin Starks CEO
18+ years startup experience
20+ years science, web, media, and data
Jeni Tennison CTO
World-leader in open data and linked data
W3C, legislation.gov.uk and data.gov.uk
Stuart Coleman VP Market Dev.
15+ years in commercial tech space
Formerly HP, CA, and AMEE

12. 10 Startups

13. Design Approaches to Behavior Change

14. Sustainable Impact with Data: King Charles Street Building

15. ODI Nodes
ODI Nodes connect the organizations
that support open data projects and
people
Businesses + Universities + NGOs

16. Nodes!

17. ••
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North Carolina

18. Supporting local,
national and
international impact

19. SUSTAINABILIT
Y

20. “Sustainability”mentioned in forestmanagement in 1761
Phil P Harris, http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Amazon_Manaus_forest.jpg

21. Economic
“Without money, there is no
sustainability.”
Beyond Transparency 2013

23. Open data can help unlock $3-5 trillion in
economic value annually across seven sectors.
Open data: Unlocking
innovation and
performance with
liquid information
McKinsey Global
Institute

24. How Can We Help
“I got it wrong on climate change
– it's far, far worse.”
Nicholas Stern

25. All open data are good,
but some are better.

26. Certify Your Data

27. The first robust quality
badge for open data.
Expert
An exceptional example of information infrastructure.
Standard
Regularly published open data with robust support
that people can rely on.
Pilot
Data users receive extra support from, and can provide
feedback to, the publisher.
Raw
A great start at the basics of publishing open data.

28. Explain and Engage

30. The Open Data Institute of North Carolina
Thank You!
Jason Hare · @jasonmhare