The document outlines tips for implementing an open data policy more effectively, including having political will, operative resources, focusing IT systems and projects on open data, procurement that supports data sharing, training civil servants, tools for workflows and dialog, using a city's own open APIs and data, employing in-house software developers, cooperation within a city and with other cities/government, and interacting with the community.

1. Tips to implement the open
data policy more effectively
Beyond the Data 2019
28th March 2019 in Eindhoven
Tanja Lahti, Project Manager, City of Helsinki
Helsinki Region Infoshare www.hri.fi
@HRInfoshare @TanjaLahti

2. The City of Helsinki Media Bank/SkyFoto
”The most functional city in the world”
“The world’s leading city
in opening up and utilizing public data”
Helsinki
(Helsinki City Strategy 2017–2021)
Political will

3. Helsinki Region Infoshare – www.hri.fi
The City of Helsinki Media Bank/SkyFoto
Licensed openly
Machine-readable
Free of charge
Public
Espoo
Vantaa
Kauniainen
Helsinki
Operative resources

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IT systems & IT projects in spotlight

5. Procurements supporting data sharing
Photo: Marker Wizards

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Trainings for civil servants

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Tool for workflow

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Tool for dialog

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City using its own open APIs & data

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In-house software developers
Photo: Arend Oudman

11. Cooperation within the City,
with other cities and government

12. Interacting with the community

13. The City of Helsinki Media Bank/SkyFoto
Political will
Operative resources
IT systems & IT projects in spotlight
Procurements supporting data sharing
Trainings for civil servants
Tool for workflow
Tool for dialog
City using its own open APIs & open data
In-house software developers
Cooperation within the City, with cities & government
Interacting with the community

14. Thank You!
@HRInfoshare #HelDev